Samsung Galaxy XCover 6 Pro Charging Port

Samsung Galaxy XCover 6 Pro Charging Port: USB-C Connectivity Replacement

This charging port for the Samsung Galaxy XCover 6 Pro restores the charging and data transfer capacity of the device. The charging connector board is the recommended solution to resolve electrical anomalies associated with a damaged USB-C input caused by mechanical wear or dirt.

Technical Specifications

• Part type: USB-C charging port
• Compatibility: Samsung Galaxy XCover 6 Pro (SM-G736B, SM-G736B/DS, SM-G736U, SM-G736U1)
• Quality: Compatible

When to Replace

• The USB-C cable feels loose or disconnects at the slightest movement at the input.
• The phone does not recognise the charger or only charges in a specific position.
• The computer does not establish a data connection via USB.
• The phone does not charge or show any sign of current flow — 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 issue, the return or warranty is handled quickly and simply.
• Difficulty: Medium.
• Easy access facilitated by the removable back cover of this model; remove the battery before dismantling the internal chassis to access the bottom module.
• Carefully disconnect the main flex cable and coaxial antenna connected to the charging board to avoid damage to the tracks.
• Check the integrity of the seal around the USB-C port to maintain proper fit in the chassis.

What Distinguishes This Version

This is a compatible part selected to offer reliable fit tolerances in a workshop context. It is the appropriate choice for technicians aiming for a functional and cost-effective repair for the professional client.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the charging board compatible with all variants of the Samsung Galaxy XCover 6 Pro?
Yes, this part was designed for the SM-G736B, SM-G736B/DS and equivalent variants of the Galaxy XCover 6 Pro.

Is soldering required to replace this charging port?
No, the part is a secondary flex/board submodule that connects to the main board via pressure connectors (FPC), without the need for micro-soldering.