Honor 400 Lite Charging Port

Charging Port for Honor 400 Lite: Connectivity and Charging Restoration

This charging port for the Honor 400 Lite replaces the damaged module to restore power supply to the mobile phone and data transfer. The charging port ensures a firm fit of the USB-C cable, resolving common electrical poor contact faults.

Technical Specifications

• Part type: Charging port
• Compatibility: Honor 400 Lite
• Quality: Premium

When to Replace

• The mobile phone does not charge or charges with interruptions
• The USB-C cable feels loose or does not plug in all the way
• The computer does not recognise the equipment via data cable
• Charging only works in a specific position of the connector
• Signs of moisture or broken internal pins in the socket — confirm the diagnosis

Notes for the Technician

• Test before applying: before fixing, confirm charging and, if applicable, data transfer and the microphone. Thus, if there is any problem, the return or warranty is handled quickly and simply.
• Installation difficulty: Medium
• Requires careful disassembly of the back cover with moderate heat and removal of the lower speaker to access the secondary board
• Disconnect the battery before unplugging the main interconnection flex
• Check the integrity of the microphone and surrounding plastic seal during the assembly process
• Tape or adhesive to glue the back cover are sold separately

What Distinguishes This Version

This is a Premium level part, representing the highest range on the market in the compatible aftermarket segment. It is the suitable solution for workshops and technicians looking for mechanical reliability and stable performance in professional repairs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does replacing this charging port resolve call microphone issues?
If the lower microphone is integrated into this secondary board and the fault is physical on the board, replacement resolves it; however, if the fault is on the main board or software, the symptom may persist — confirm the diagnosis.

Is it necessary to solder the USB-C connector to the board?
No, this is a direct replacement secondary board (sub-board), avoiding the need for micro-soldering of the individual connector.