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Today we’ll show you how to replace the wireless charging pad on the Samsung Galaxy S20+. If your device is not charging wirelessly, or the charging is inconsistent, the wireless pad could be faulty. This guide will help you replace it safely and restore proper wireless charging functionality.
This repair guide based on Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (S20+) 5G mobile phone, but it is also compatible with Galaxy S20 Plus 4g version too.
Compatible Mode Numbers l SM-G986, SM-G986F, SM-G986F/DS, SM-G986U, SM-G986U1, SM-G9860, SM-G986B/DS, SM-G986N, SM-G986B, SM-G986W, SM-G985, SM-G985F, SM-G985F/DS
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Before starting, power off your phone completely and remove the SIM tray. This is important to avoid any short circuits during the repair. Have your tools ready — full list is in the description.
To remove the back cover, gently heat the edges to soften the adhesive. We are using a heating pad, but a heat gun or hairdryer works too. Once heated, use a suction cup to create a small gap between the frame and the rear cover. Insert a plastic pry tool and carefully cut the adhesive all around. Lift the back cover slowly to avoid cracking it.
Change Cracked Camera Lens Glass in This Step

Once the back cover is removed, locate the wireless charging pad. Disconnect its connector carefully and lift the pad from the body. Check for any loose screws or adhesive that might still hold it in place.
Take the new wireless charging pad and place it in the exact position of the old one. Connect the flex cable firmly and ensure it sits flat on the phone’s body. Double-check that there is no obstruction and the connectors are properly aligned.
Before sealing the phone, check the back cover adhesive. If the glue is weak, use B7000 glue or a new double-sided adhesive. Place the back cover carefully on the frame, press around the edges, and secure it using screen binding clips or rubber bands while the glue cures. Leave it clamped for some time before powering on the phone.
Power on the phone and test wireless charging to confirm everything works correctly. Your Galaxy S20+ should now charge wirelessly without issues.
Q1: How do I know if my Galaxy S20+ wireless pad is faulty?
A: Common signs include inconsistent wireless charging, slow charging, or the phone not charging at all on a wireless pad. If normal wired charging works, the wireless pad is likely the issue.
Q2: Can I replace the wireless pad without removing the back cover?
A: No, the wireless pad is located under the back cover. You must carefully heat and remove the rear glass to access and replace the pad.
Q3: Do I need special tools for this repair?
A: Yes, essential tools include a heating pad (or heat gun), suction cup, plastic pry tool, and screws screwdriver. Using the right tools prevents damage to the glass and internal components.
Q4: Is it necessary to disconnect the battery?
A: Yes. Disconnecting the battery before removing the wireless pad prevents short circuits and protects the logic board and other sensitive components.
Q5: Can I reuse the old adhesive on the back cover?
A: It’s recommended to use fresh B7000 glue or double-sided adhesive. Old adhesive may not hold the back cover properly and can lead to gaps or poor sealing.
Q6: Will replacing the wireless pad affect wireless charging speed?
A: If installed correctly, the new pad should restore the original wireless charging speed. Make sure the connectors are properly seated and the pad lies flat
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