
If your Samsung Galaxy A04 is not charging properly, microphone stops working during calls, or the headphone jack produces no sound, the charging port sub-board may be damaged. The charging port board contains several important components including the USB charging connector, microphone circuitry, and headphone jack connections.
In this detailed repair guide, we will show you how to safely replace the charging port and headphone checkboard on the Samsung Galaxy A04 using proper tools and repair techniques. This repair helps restore stable charging performance, audio functionality, and data connection reliability.
Carefully follow each step to avoid damaging delicate connectors and ribbon cables inside the device.
Protect Your Galaxy A04 Series
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You may need this repair if you notice:
This repair involves removing internal covers and disconnecting connectors. Gentle handling is required to avoid damaging the motherboard and LCD ribbon cable.
Compatibility and Model Numbers
This repair guide based on Samsung Galaxy A04 Model.
*Please note that there are some internal changes. Make sure to pay close attention during the repair.
Model Numbers | SM-A045F, SM-A045F/DS, SM-A045M, SM-A047F, SM-A047F/DS, SM-A047F/DSN, SM-A047M, SM-A042F, SM-A042F/DS, SM-A042M, SM-A042M/DS, SM-E045F, SM-E045F/DS, SM-M045F, SM-M045F/DS
Using proper tools reduces the risk of damaging the phone.
How to Find Tools and Parts
Completely power off the phone before starting.
Remove the SIM tray using a SIM ejector tool.
Create a small opening near the SIM slot or charging port using a plastic pick or card pry tool.
Insert the pry tool between the frame and back cover.
Carefully slide around the edges to release the plastic clips securing the cover.
Gently lift and remove the back cover from the body.
Locate the motherboard protection bracket.
Remove the ten Phillips screws securing the bracket.
Carefully lift and remove the bracket.
Disconnect the battery plug using a plastic pry tool.
Disconnecting power prevents short circuits during repair.
Remove the seven screws securing the bottom speaker cover.
Lift and remove the speaker assembly carefully.
Disconnect the LCD connector plug from the motherboard carefully.
Avoid bending or pulling the cable.
Carefully lift and remove the charging port, microphone, and headphone jack sub-board from the device body.
Remove gently to avoid damaging antenna or flex cables.
Place the replacement charging port board into position.
Make sure the board sits correctly inside the alignment guides.
Reconnect the LCD ribbon cable securely to the motherboard.
Ensure proper alignment before pressing the connector.
Place the speaker cover back into position.
Secure it using the seven screws removed earlier.
Reconnect the battery plug securely.
Place the motherboard bracket back into position.
Secure it using the ten screws.
Align the back cover carefully.
Press firmly around the edges until all clips snap into place.
Reinsert the SIM tray.
Power on the phone and test charging, microphone, and headphone functionality.
Yes. The microphone is integrated into the charging port board on many models, so replacing it often restores microphone functionality.
Disconnecting the battery prevents short circuits and protects sensitive components during repair.
Yes. Always clean the charging port first before replacing the board.
No heating is normally required since the charging port board is screw mounted.
Yes. Since the headphone jack connection is part of the same sub-board, replacing it can restore audio output problems.
Check whether the charging port flex cable is seated correctly and reconnect the battery.
Make sure the board is fully aligned and no dust entered the jack during installation.
Reconnect the LCD connector carefully.
Check for motherboard connector damage or test another replacement board.
Make sure cables are not trapped and screws are fully tightened.
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