Razer Phone Charging Port Replacement

Written By: Bryan

Comments: 27

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

Time Required

35 minutes

Introduction

Having troubles charging your Razer Phone and need to replace the charging port? Follow this easy guide on how to do so.

Tools

Step 1

Remove the plastic speaker grills by using the metal spudger to pry underneath the strips.
Peel off the plastic speaker grill to reveal the screws.
Heating up the plastic grills make them easier to remove.
Peeling off the plastic speaker grill will ruin the adhesive used to keep it in place. A new adhesive must be used to put the grill back on the device.

Double sided tape can be used to adhere the grills in place.

Lucano - 01/08/19

How to make the Another adhesive??? Plz rply

My razed Phone Speaker grills can't put again Perfectly

Ferdi Pongbubun - 19/08/19

Where can i find a Charging Connector for Razer Phone 2 to buy….becouse the only place i când find IT is in India and they only delyver to

curteanuice13 - 23/02/20

Step 2

Pry the top plastic grill off with the metal spudger and reveal the screws.

Step 3

Remove five (two bottom, three top) 2.5 mm screws with the Phillips #000 screwdriver.
Remove five (four bottom, one top) 5.5 mm screws with the Torx Head T5 screwdriver.

Step 4

Remove the display assembly by using the Jimmy to separate the assembly from the phone's frame.
Lift the display assembly away from the other half of the phone.

Step 5

Remove one 2.5 mm screw holding down the metal bracket connector using the Phillips #000 screwdriver.
Peel back the metallic shielding over the connector using tweezers.
Remove the metal bracket connector.

Hi you got any screen for sale thanks

anwarhussain21786 -

Step 6

Grab hold of the the screen ribbon with the tweezers and remove it from the rest of the phone to free the assembly display.

I would highly recommend avoid using metal tweezers for this step.

Otherwise, be EXTREMELY careful with them when near the contacts around the ribbon cable.

With the battery still plugged in, trying to unplug the ribbon connector of the screen with a metal tool will cause shorts between the tiny contacts.

John Li -

Step 7

Grab hold of the connector on the right side of the phone (just above the battery) using the tweezers.
Remove the connector.

Step 8

Remove the 2.5 mm screw holding down the bracket with a Phillips #000 screwdriver.
Grab the bracket with the tweezers and remove it.

Careful.

There's actually 2 screws you need to remove with this step before you can remove the bracket..

John Li -

Step 9

Peel off and pull out the elastic tabs at the bottom of the battery.

It isn’t necessary to remove the battery.

Lucano - 01/08/19

Step 10

Carefully use the Jimmy to wedge the battery out of the phone.

It isn’t necessary to remove the battery

Lucano - 01/08/19

Thank you very much.

familykeepers.ca - 14/12/19

battery razer phone 1 and 2 is the same type?

my phone is razer phone 1, and only see online shop selling the battery for razer phone 2

Alpha Jon - 22/04/20

Where I can get the design specs for the razer phone 1 battery? I think they are not producing it anymore…

h_yilei - 17/12/20

It is 376989 in size I brought a 396787 but without the BMS board specs still cannot fix it.

And also what is the Panasonic 777156? It has 6 pins under it, it seems not like a capacitor and cannot find replacement on digi-key.

h_yilei - 17/12/20

I used this guide to replace my battery for my Razer 2 phone and the front speaker grills have no screws at all. Had to access the battery from behind the phone. So apparently I have a different version of Razer 2 phone. So followed another guide and replaced the battery. Unfortunately, I had to deal with the speaker grills.

Nick T -

Step 11

Using a Phillips #000 screwdriver, take out the seven 1 mm screws on the bottom panel of the device.
There are a few gold brackets under some of the screws. Make sure to remove these and keep them for reassembly.

This step isn’t necessary.

Lucano - 01/08/19

Step 12

Grab hold of the blue connector on the upper left side of the phone with the tweezers.
Remove the connector.

It isn’t necessary to peel the ribbon from the casing.

Lucano - 01/08/19

Step 13

Use the tweezers to grab hold of the connector for the blue wire (bottom of the device), and remove the connector.
Use the tweezers to grab hold of the connector for the white wire, and remove the connector.

This step isn’t necessary.

Lucano - 01/08/19

Step 14

Using the tweezers, grab the detached charging port and ribbon.

This step isn’t necessary.

Lucano - 01/08/19

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Author

Bryan

Member since: 24/01/19

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10 comments

Who i can find one replacement…pls a link

Flims LP - 16/06/19

Search it on Amazon.c

HolaSoy Guapo - 12/02/20

hi how much you guys charge for the charging port thanks

johnny rodas - 21/06/19

Does this tutorial also work for the Razer phone 2?

Derrick - 26/05/20

Nah, even step one looks different for me.

Edsknife -

Does this work with the razor 2

victor balarezo - 29/06/20

How much would this cost to get someone else to do this, I can't do this, I will end up having to buy a new phone for my son, and that's not a road I want to drive down, please and thank you

fannyadams306 - 04/10/20

Interesting tutorial but I still do not know where I can buy the tools and parts to replace my charging port on my Razer Phone 2. Please help!

KPBurgar77 - 05/11/20

I’m late to the party, since it’s 2021. I’ve been having this issue suddenly with the third replacement phone from Razer (different issues each time).

I’ve found a StarTech laptop repair kit (I actually first found it by Googling “CCL phone repair” and it came up with the StarTech item), and ordered it. It looks to have the tools I need, and I do trust StarTech (I’ve already got their PC repair kit).

If you’re opening for the first time, underneath the grill there is a anti-dust mesh (I assume). I don’t know where I can get a replacement for this, since mine was caked in dust and peeling it off tore it (you can see remenants in the pics). It is self-adhesive, but I think a very fine mesh could be a suitable replacement, and superglue (probably).

The only reference I’ve found for a replacement USB-C charging port is “2305018-2 by TE Connectivity”, but I’m unsure if it’s for RP1 or RP2.

I’m going to open my phone up first and see if it’s just a “loose connection”; it’ll be a simpler process at least.

Quin -

Has anyone replied on if this works with razer phone 2?

Robby Ziegler -