
If your Samsung Galaxy A32 5G is not charging properly, only charges at a certain angle, is not recognized by a computer, or the headphone jack has stopped working, the charging port board may be faulty. This small but essential component handles USB charging, data transfer, microphone input, and 3.5mm audio output.
In this detailed step-by-step repair guide, we’ll show you how to safely replace the charging port and headphone jack board. Follow each step carefully to avoid damaging internal connectors or delicate antenna cables.
⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3/5 – Moderate)
Estimated Time: 45–60 minutes
Type of Device: Android Smartphone
Type of Repair: Charging Port & Headphone Jack Board Replacement
Replacing the charging board is often much cheaper than replacing the entire device.
Compatibility and Model Numbers
This repair guide based on Samsung Galaxy A42 5G Model.
Model Numbers | SM-A326B, SM-A326B/DS, SM-A326BR/DS, SM-A326BR, SM-A326U, SM-A326W, SM-A326U1, SM-A326K, SCG08, SM-S326DL, SM-M326B, SM-M326B/DS
Using proper tools reduces the risk of damaging the phone.
How to Find Tools and Parts
Protect Your Galaxy A32 5G
Turn off the phone completely before starting the repair.
The back cover is secured with adhesive.
Place the phone (back side down) on a heating pad and select the mobile heating option. Allow it to heat until the adhesive softens.
Alternatively, use a heat gun or hairdryer. Apply heat evenly around the edges.
Attach a suction cup near the edge to create a small gap.
Insert a plastic card or pry tool and slide it around the edges to cut through the adhesive.
Carefully lift off the rear cover.
Always disconnect the battery first before working on internal components.
This prevents short circuits and protects the motherboard.
Carefully disconnect:
Be gentle with antenna connectors as they are fragile.
Apply gentle heat to soften the adhesive under the charging board.
Using tweezers or a plastic pry tool, carefully lift and remove the charging port board with the headphone jack.
Avoid damaging nearby components.
Before fully reassembling:
If everything works properly, power off the device again.
The charging port may be damaged due to dust buildup, corrosion, or physical wear.
Yes. Try cleaning with compressed air or a soft brush before replacing the board.
No, replacing the charging port board does not erase data.
The headphone jack is integrated into the charging board, so replacing the board fixes both issues.
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Solution:
Reopen the device and reseat all connectors carefully.
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Reposition the charging board and check the alignment.
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Disconnect and reconnect the battery connector securely.
If you have any questions about this repair, feel free to leave a comment below.
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