1. Main Functions of the Charging Card (Sub-Board)
a. Charging Port (USB-C Port)
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Handles power input from the charger
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Transfers power to the main motherboard
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Supports Fast Charging, Super Fast Charging, and USB-C Power Delivery
b. Mic (Primary Microphone)
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The bottom microphone is usually connected to this board
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Used for:
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Calling
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Voice recording
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Video recording
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Noise cancellation support
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c. Network & Antenna Lines
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Some antenna contacts are located on this board
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Helps in:
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Mobile network signals
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Wi-Fi stability
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5G and LTE connectivity
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d. Vibration Motor Connection
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Controls and connects the vibration motor in many phone models
e. Charging IC / Power Management Support
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Contains circuits that regulate voltage
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Protects against over-current or short circuits
f. USB Data Transfer
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Allows data transfer between phone and computer
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Handles USB debugging and OTG functions
2. Why the Charging Card Gets Damaged (Common Reasons)
a. Water or Moisture Damage
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Charging ports get rusted
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Affects connectors and mic
b. Dust or Dirt
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Deposits inside the USB-C port
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Causes short circuits or weak connections
c. Using Low-Quality Chargers
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Can burn tiny components on the board
d. Physical Damage
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Forcefully inserting the charging cable
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Dropping the phone
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Damage to the USB-C port
e. Overheating
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High heat can affect soldered components on the sub-board
f. Wear and Tear
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Ports get loose over time due to repeated plugging/unplugging
3. Symptoms of a Faulty Charging Card
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Slow charging or no charging
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Super Fast Charging not working
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Phone only charges at a specific angle
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Mic not working during calls
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No OTG connection
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PC not detecting phone
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Heating near the charging port



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