Today, we’re going to show you how to replace the charging port board on the Samsung Galaxy A15 5G & 4G series Mobile phones.
Follow the steps carefully, and you’ll be able to complete this repair at home. Also, if you have any issues with the primary microphone, you have to replace the charging port board which includes the microphone module.
All the tools required for this repair are listed below.
Tools to open Galaxy A15 Series
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This repair guide based on Samsung Galaxy A15 5G device, but it also compatible with Galaxy A15 4g and Galaxy M15 models.
Compatible Mode Numbersl SM-A156B, SM-A156B/DS, SM-A156P, SM-A156P/DS, SM-A156U, SM-A156U1, SM-A156U1/DS, SM-A156W, SM-A156P/N, SM-A156P/DSN, SM-S156VL, SM-A156M, SM-A156E, SM-A156E/DSN SM-A155F, SM-A155F/DSN, SM-A155M, SM-A155M/DS, SM-A155P, SM-A155R SM-M156B, SM-M156B/DS, SM-M156B/DSN
First, switch off the phone completely and remove the SIM tray.
This step is important before opening the device.
To separate the back cover, we need to soften the adhesive.
You can use:
In this guide, we’re using a heating pad.
Place the phone back cover facing down, select Mobile Phone Heating, and let the cycle complete.
If you’re using a heat gun or hairdryer, warm the edges gently—do not overheat, as that can damage the cover or internal parts.
Once heated, place a suction cup near the bottom area to create a small gap.
Slide a plastic card pry tool into the gap and work your way around the edges to cut through the adhesive.
Take your time, be patient, and avoid pushing too deep to prevent damage.
When all sides are free, carefully lift the back cover and set it aside.
Easily Change your Galaxy A15 battery in this Step
Make sure the SIM tray is out.
Next, remove the fifteen screws securing the mid-frame.
Disconnect the power button/fingerprint connector.
Then, use your pry tool to separate the mid-frame from the body.
Work gently around the clips until the frame is fully released.
Always disconnect the battery connector before touching internal components.
Now, disconnect:
Then remove the screw securing the charging port board.
Lift the faulty board out of the frame.
Place the new board in position and fasten the screw.
Reconnect:
Make sure each connection clicks in properly.
Reconnect the battery plug.
Place the mid-frame back and secure all 15 screws.
Double-check that all clips are locked in place.
Reconnect the fingerprint/power button connector.
Insert the SIM tray.
Before placing the main back cover, make sure the adhesive is still good.
If needed, apply B7000 glue or use a new double-sided back cover adhesive.
Press the back cover firmly into position using bonding clips.
If you don’t have clips, rubber bands will also work—just apply even pressure.
Leave it for a while to let the adhesive bond properly.
Hope you enjoyed this repair guide.
If you have any questions, feel free to drop them in the comments.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The Samsung Galaxy A15 5G has the primary microphone built into the charging port board. Replacing this board usually solves most microphone issues.
Common signs include slow charging, no charging, the phone not detecting USB cables, mic not working, or the device randomly disconnecting from the charger.
No. Changing the charging port board does not affect your phone’s storage or data.
For beginners: 25–40 minutes
For technicians: 10–15 minutes