Samsung Galaxy S20 5G Charging Port Board Replacement Guide

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Today, we will show you how to replace the charging port board with the microphone on the Samsung Galaxy S20 5G & 4G mobile phones.

If your Galaxy S20 is not charging properly, shows intermittent charging, or fails to connect to a cable, replacing the charging port board is the most effective solution. This repair involves removing the back cover, wireless pad, speaker cover, and multiple connectors, so it is important to follow each step carefully. While this is a medium-level repair, it can be completed safely if you take your time and have the right tools ready.

If you are facing bottom microphone related issues, replace the charging port board.

Before starting, make sure you have all the tools listed below, and work on a clean, static-free surface.


Compatibility and Model Numbers

This repair guide based on Samsung Galaxy S20 5G device, but it also compatible with Galaxy S20 4g models too.

Compatible Mode Numbers l SM-G980, SM-G980F, SM-G980F/DS, SM-G981, SM-G981F, SM-G981F/DS, SM-G981B/DS, SM-G981U, SM-G981U1, SM-G981N, SM-G981B, SM-G9810, SM-G981W, SC-51A, SCG01


Repair Time & Difficulty

  • Estimated Repair Time: 45–60 minutes
  • Repair Difficulty: Medium

Tools to open Galaxy S20 Series

  • Mobile phone heating pad or hairdryer/heat gun
  • Plastic pry tool / card pry
  • Suction cups
  • Phillips #00 / #000 screwdriver
  • Tweezers (for connectors)
  • B7000 glue or double-sided adhesive (for back cover)
  • Rubber bands or bonding clips to secure the back cover

How to Find Tools and Parts

Importance of Using the Heating Pad


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Step-by-Step Charging Port Board Replacement Instructions

Step 1: Power Off & SIM Tray Removal

First, power off the phone completely.

Remove the SIM tray and keep it aside to avoid damage during back cover removal.


Step 2: Back Cover Removal

To remove the back cover, gently heat around the edges until the adhesive softens.

For this repair, we are using a heating pad.
Place the back cover side on the heating pad, select the mobile phone heating option, and allow the cycle to complete.

Alternatively, you can use a heat gun or hairdryer, but avoid overheating one spot for too long.

Once heated, use a suction cup to create a small gap between the frame and the back cover.

Insert a plastic card or pry tool to carefully cut the adhesive along the edges.

Take your time during this step to avoid cracking the glass.

Remove the back cover carefully.


Step 3: Wireless Charging Pad & Battery Disconnection

Undo the five screws securing the wireless charging pad.

Disconnect the pad’s connector and remove the wireless charging pad assembly.

Next, disconnect the battery connector from the logic board to safely cut power from the device.


Step 4: Speaker Cover Removal

Move to the bottom of the phone and remove the speaker cover by undoing five screws.


Step 5: Disconnect Ribbon Flex Cables

Unplug the two main ribbon flex cables connected to the secondary board.


Step 6: Charging Port Board Removal

Undo three screws securing the broken charging port board.

Use a plastic pry tool or tweezers to lift and remove the charging port board from the phone.

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Step 7: Install the New Charging Port Board

Place the new charging port board in position.

Reconnect the two ribbon flex cables and secure the board with the three screws.


Step 8: Reassemble Speaker Cover

Place the speaker cover back and secure it with five screws.


Step 9: Reconnect Wireless Pad & Battery

Reinstall the wireless charging pad, secure its connector, and tighten the five screws.

Reconnect the battery plug and insert the SIM tray back into the phone.


Step 10: Back Cover Installation

Before installing the back cover, ensure there is enough adhesive.

If needed, use B7000 glue or a new double-sided back cover adhesive.

Carefully place the back cover onto the body.

Use screen binding clips to hold it firmly. If clips are unavailable, use rubber bands and leave them for some time to ensure proper adhesion.


Technical FAQs

1. Can I replace the charging port board without removing the back cover?
No. The back cover must be removed to access the internal components safely.

2. Will replacing the charging port affect USB data transfer or fast charging?
No, if the replacement board is genuine and all connectors are properly seated.

3. Is adhesive required for the back cover after repair?
Yes. Proper adhesive ensures the phone remains sealed and structurally stable.

4. Does replacing the charging port affect water resistance?
Yes. Opening the device may reduce water resistance even if new adhesive is applied.

5. How do I know the new charging port board is working?
After reassembly, connect the charger and check for proper charging and data transfer functionality.

6. Does the charging port board include the bottom microphone?
Yes. On the Galaxy S20, the charging port board comes with the primary bottom microphone, so replacing the board also replaces the microphone.

7. Will replacing the charging port board fix microphone issues?
Yes. If the bottom microphone was damaged or not working, installing a new charging port board will restore its function.

8. Can the microphone be replaced separately from the charging port board?
No. On the S20, the microphone is integrated into the charging port board and cannot be replaced independently


Troubleshooting FAQs

1. Phone does not charge after replacement
Ensure the battery and charging port connectors are properly seated.

2. Phone charges slowly or intermittently
Check that the charging port board is correctly aligned and screws are tightened.

3. USB cable is loose or unstable
Verify that the port is properly installed and the flex cables are fully connected.

4. Phone does not power on after repair
Double-check the battery connector and all logic board connectors.

Visit our site to view other repair guides for the Galaxy S20 5G Series.

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