LG G5 Ladebuchse austauschen

Geschrieben von: Joshua Zalmanowitz

Kommentare: 15

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Einleitung

Hier wird der Austausch der Ladebuchse gezeigt.

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Ersatzteile

LG G5 Charging Assembly

Schritt 1

Drücke und halte die Einschalttaste einige Sekunden lang, um das Smartphone auszuschalten.
Drücke den Auslöseknopf für den Akku und ziehe gleichzeitig das untere Ende des Smartphones weg vom Gehäuse.

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Löse den Akku von der unteren Abdeckung ab.
Setze den neuen Akku in gleicher Position und Richtung ein. Wenn die aufgedruckten Pfeile mit den entsprechenden Markierungen zusammenpassen, hast du alles richtig gemacht.

You should be able to pull it out by pulling down and away at the same time.

This video has a better explanation of how its done.

Germanetti Rosas - 30/08/18

Para temover a bateria, é só puxar???

eliezerhenriquesilva - 20/08/20

Schritt 3

Entferne die beiden Kreuzschlitzschrauben #00 an der unteren Seite des Smartphones.

Schritt 4

Setze ein Plastiköffnungswerkzeug in die untere Naht ein.
Hebele das Plastikteil ein wenig vom Rest ab.

Schritt 5

Entferne die einzelne 5,5 mm Kreuzschlitzschraube #000.

Schritt 6

Setze das Plastiköffnungswerkzeug in die Trennfuge zwischen den beiden Kunststoffteilen ein.
Hebele das obere Teil vom Rest ab.

Schritt 7

Setze das Plastiköffnungswerkzeug in den Spalt unter der metallenen Ladebuchse ein.
Hebele die Ladebuchse ab.

Abschluss

Um dein Gerät wieder zusammenzusetzen, folge den Schritten in umgekehrter Reihenfolge.

13 Kommentare

I would love steps to show not only pulling out the usb port, but also putting the new one in and re-assembly. Also maybe tips about things to avoid doing -- easy slip ups people make when doing it. Why replace just the usb port instead of the whole board assembly or instead of the entire bottom module? Thanks! Great pics

jessicacollins267 - 06/04/17

Anyone know how to bypass the "insert a supported module" error that comes up after changing the charging port?

Rene - 29/05/17

Do you solve the problem? Can you help me, please?

Budai Daniel - 21/09/17

I need to do this repair on my phone, but Rene's comment worries me. Does this error message come up often? Can it be fixed?

Brad - 08/08/17

Hello. I have the same problem like Rene . I changed the usb port and when I try to power on my smartphone it shows me the picture that said “insert a supported module” like what Rene said earlier. Please, I need help.

Budai Daniel - 21/09/17

Your question is pretty old, but here's the late answer.

It seems only original modules were accepted.

Buy an original LG module and it shouldn't work.

wundama - 04/05/18

Did you get rid of error ?

Would be nice to know…cmon people ! That was 1.5 yrs ago !

Eric Wilhelm - 29/01/19

I just finished putting a new USB charging port in mine. It worked fine no worries. Buy parts from a actual cell phone place and you shouldn’t have any problems. No more ding please put charger in to usb 500 times a day. Thank You for this guide.

Jeff Yaciuk - 17/02/18

Not all parts are compatible with all phone models out there. And not all dealers are correctly advertising their parts as “working with” when they don’t work with that model. Even though charging ports are ranging from $15-$20 and impossible to know compatibility until you buy and attempt replacement.

Anyone have consistent experience with replacement parts?

Thomas J - 10/10/18

I also had Rene’s problem. I purchased from iFixit.

Jennifer Knack - 25/01/20

Edit: I purchased the charging port from iFixit and my phone from AT&T.

Jennifer Knack - 25/01/20

One more edit (and this might be the problem): I have the H820, not H850.

Jennifer Knack - 26/01/20

I ordered the correct new charging port , I installed the battery to the module, turned on phone and

screen read install correct module. ? It is the correct one, wtf, Do I need a new battery or why is it not working

Rick - 11/12/20