Samsung Galaxy A21 A215 Charging Port

Charging Port for Samsung Galaxy A21: Charging and Data Replacement

This charging port for Samsung Galaxy A21 allows you to restore the USB-C connection and power supply to the mobile phone. This is the bottom board with charging port indicated to resolve electrical contact failures or plug wear. The right choice for a fast and effective mobile phone repair.

Technical Specifications

• Part type: Board with USB-C charging port
• Compatibility: Samsung Galaxy A21 (SM-A215F, SM-A215U, SM-A215W)
• Quality: Compatible

When to Replace

• The phone does not detect the USB-C cable when plugged into the socket
• Poor contact when charging, requiring the cable to be positioned at a specific angle
• The computer does not recognise the data connection of the device — confirm the diagnosis
• Damaged USB port with broken pins or excessive play

Notes for the Technician

• Test before applying: before fixing, confirm the charging and, if applicable, data transfer and microphone. Thus, if there is any problem, the return or warranty is handled quickly and simply.
• Difficulty: Medium
• The intervention requires removing the back cover and middle frame to access the bottom board
• Disconnect the battery before unplugging the main flex cable that connects to the charging board
• Carefully disconnect the coaxial antenna cable from the bottom board so as not to damage the signal connector
• New adhesive for closing the back cover sold separately

What Distinguishes This Version

This compatible part offers the exact mounting dimensions for the Samsung Galaxy A21 model. It is the indicated option for professional technicians looking for reliability in an economical repair.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this board compatible with all versions of the Samsung Galaxy A21?
Yes, it is compatible with Galaxy A21 A215 series models, including the SM-A215F and SM-A215U variants.

Does this part replace only the plug or the complete board?
This is the complete bottom board module with the integrated USB-C connector, avoiding the need for direct micro-soldering on the faulty component.