Samsung Galaxy A14 4G Macro 2MP Rear Camera

Macro Rear Camera for Samsung Galaxy A14 4G: Proximity Sensor Replacement

2MP macro rear camera module to restore close-up focus and detailed shots on your smartphone. This is a genuine Samsung part recovered from another functional device, perfect for restoring factory performance to the dedicated lens without compromising system stability.

Technical Specifications

• Part type: Macro Rear Camera
• Compatibility: Samsung Galaxy A14 4G (SM-A145F, SM-A145F/DS, SM-A145M)
• Part code: GH81-23520A
• Resolution: 2 MP
• Quality: Original — Pulled

When to Replace

• The camera app closes or freezes when selecting Macro mode
• Close-up photos lack sharpness or show permanent spots
• Device displays a camera failure error when switching between lenses — confirm diagnosis
• Broken or damaged sensor after impact on the back cover

Notes for the Technician

• Test before applying: connect the part to the device and confirm it works before fixing or gluing it permanently. This ensures any return or warranty is handled quickly and simply.
• Difficulty: Medium
• Mandatory disassembly of the back cover and middle frame to access the motherboard.
• Always disconnect the battery before handling or replacing the camera module.
• New back sealing adhesive sold separately.
• Perform the short-range focus test in the test menu (*#0*#) before fully closing the device.

What Distinguishes This Version

This version comes directly from technical disassembly of branded units, ensuring full electrical compliance and factory calibration. It is the recommended alternative for workshops and technicians seeking absolute reliability with a balanced repair cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this macro camera compatible with the 5G variant of the Galaxy A14?
This reference GH81-23520A is specifically intended for the Samsung Galaxy A14 4G variant and must not be installed on the 5G model due to pinout and housing differences.

Does replacing this lens require software calibration after assembly?
No, the sensor is automatically recognised by the Galaxy A14 4G motherboard as soon as it is connected and the phone is restarted.