Nexus 5X USB Parts

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Nexus 5X

Smartphone Android de 6ème génération conçu par Google et fabriqué par LG. Modèle LG-H790. Mis sur le marché en octobre 2015.

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Jason Price @funkyhippy

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Publié: 22 janv. 2016

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Nexus 5X USB Parts

With the nexus 5X does anyone know if you can get parts for it anywhere?

I stupidly tried to plug a micro USB cable into the phone instead of the cable it came with.

I managed to strip the pins from inside the port and it now (understandably :) ) won't charge.

Looking at the various tear downs suggest that the USB port is fixed to the mother board so might not be replaceable without the whole motherboard - but I can't find any where that sells anything other than screens for these phones.

Anyone else got any ideas?

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Update:

I found a company here in the UK that sells the USB-C port on its own (http://www.mytrendyphone.co.uk/shop/lg-n...) its £6.00 incl VAT, so I order one. When it came I used the teardown guide here on iFix It to strip the phone back to its motherboard and then remove the old broken port with the help of a soldering iron and some solder wick. Then I soldered the new port on the motherboard, it wasn't that hard if you've ever used a soldering iron before, you do need a fairly fine tip though as the pins on the back of the port are pretty small.

The phones been charging properly for the past week :).

23 mars 2016 par Jason Price

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Update:

I found a company here in the UK that sells the USB-C port on its own (http://www.mytrendyphone.co.uk/shop/lg-n...) its £6.00 incl VAT, so I order one. When it came I used the teardown guide here on iFix It to strip the phone back to its motherboard and then remove the old broken port with the help of a soldering iron and some solder wick. Then I soldered the new port on the motherboard, it wasn't that hard if you've ever used a soldering iron before, you do need a fairly fine tip though as the pins on the back of the port are pretty small.

The phones been charging properly for the past week :). — Jason Price