Samsung Galaxy A23 5G Blue Fingerprint Sensor
5.61€
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Fingerprint Sensor for Samsung Galaxy A23 5G: Fast Biometric Reading
This blue fingerprint sensor is specifically designed for the Samsung Galaxy A23 5G, restoring reliable biometric unlocking to the phone. This is an original part removed from a functional device, ensuring the correct physical fit in the side button. It replaces the damaged biometric reader to restore security and speed when accessing the system.
Technical Specifications
- Part type: Fingerprint reader and side button
- Compatibility: Samsung Galaxy A23 5G (SM-A236B, SM-A236B/DSN, SM-A236U)
- Part code: GH96-15397C
- Colour: Blue
- Quality: Original — Pulled
When to Replace
- The fingerprint is not recognised and new readings cannot be registered
- The phone indicates a biometric sensor error in the settings
- The physical side button does not respond to clicks — confirm the diagnosis
- The sensor flex cable was damaged during device opening
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 that if there is any issue, the return or warranty is handled quickly and simply.
- Difficulty: Medium
- Requires careful removal of the back cover and middle frame to access the motherboard connection
- Battery disconnection must be carried out before releasing the sensor FPC connector
- Handle the flexible cable without creases to avoid interrupting the data tracks
What Distinguishes This Version
This disassembled device unit ensures total compliance with tolerances and dimensions on the chassis. It is the perfect solution for technical repair benches seeking reading reliability without changes to the phone's blue external finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this sensor compatible with the 4G variant of the Galaxy A23?
No, this version with reference GH96-15397C is specifically intended for the Samsung Galaxy A23 5G.
Does replacing the sensor require software calibration after assembly?
As a rule, recognition is direct after physical installation, only requiring the reconfiguration of fingers in the system settings.