Samsung Galaxy A11 Charging Port Replacement

This price is for the SM-A115F. To find your model number, open Settings, scroll down and tap About phone. The model number is on that screen.

Samsung Galaxy A11 front view with a light blue frame and a punch hole camera top left
R569 Fitted at our Umhlanga workshop, original Samsung part
Three months warranty on the part and the work. Installed in under three working days.

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After years of daily plugging, the USB-C port on an A11 has earned its wear. Charging ports fail from lint, worn contacts or bent pins, and the fix is straightforward on this model.

The port lives on a sub-board separate from the motherboard, so we replace that board with an original Samsung part. Fitting is included in the price shown.

Signs you need this repair

  • Only charges if the cable is propped at an angle
  • Sometimes charges, sometimes nothing
  • Port feels loose when you plug in
  • Stopped charging completely

Samsung Galaxy A11 at a glance

Released2020
Display6.4 inch PLS LCD
Battery4000mAh

Common questions

The port feels loose when I plug in. Does the whole phone need opening?

The phone gets opened, but the repair is contained. On the SM-A115F the USB port sits on its own sub-board, so we swap that board rather than touching the motherboard. Your data and the rest of the phone stay as they were.

My A11 stopped charging completely. Is it definitely the port?

Not always. A dead battery, a failed cable or a board fault can look identical. We test the phone first to find the actual cause and quote you on that, rather than replacing parts on guesswork.

Can I clean the port myself before bringing it in?

You can gently work dry lint out with a wooden toothpick, phone switched off, no metal and no liquids. If charging still misbehaves after that, the contacts are likely worn and the sub-board needs replacing with an original part.

Other repairs for this device

Working out what is wrong

A phone that will not charge is not always the port.

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