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Replace a dirty or corroded charging port for a T-Mobile model Galaxy Note 3 and fix problems with charging and data connections.
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Repair Stories
The USB port was damaged after years of use
The repair was straight forward and went well.
The link for the replacing the charging assembly is for removing the motherboard. Replacing the charging assembly does not require removal of the motherboard.
Here is what I did. Using the instructions for removing the mother board stop after step 6, "Removing the Back Chassis". Then you undo the antenna clip at the USB assembly side only, and disconnect the two cables on the USB assembly that connect it to the motherboard. Then as per your instructions in the tear down “Use spudger to remove the USB board with proper strength because the USB board is stuck with glue.”
The USB port was damaged after years of use
The repair was straight forward and went well.
The link for the replacing the charging assembly is for removing the motherboard. Replacing the charging assembly does not require removal of the motherboard.
Here is what I did. Using the instructions for . . .
Charging port was worn out and would not charge with most charge cords. Very easy repair. Do not need to follow all the steps in the above motherboard guide for changing just the charger port board.
Repair was VERY easy! I looked at above procedures as well as watching numerous YouTube videos covering this. Be careful and take your time.
Get good quality tools to do this job. Well worth it.
Charging port was worn out and would not charge with most charge cords. Very easy repair. Do not need to follow all the steps in the above motherboard guide for changing just the charger port board.
Repair was VERY easy! I looked at above procedures as well as watching numerous YouTube videos cover . . .
Charging port did work work consistently
As expected
Magnetic screwdriver to put the tiny screws back in.
My 5-year-old broke the Note 3 charging port.
Very simple and fast. 5 minutes and done.
Don't throw money away to get things professionally fixed if you've got simple logical minds. Always check to see if you can do it yourself first!
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