Charging Port Replacement for Galaxy Tab Active 5 - OMNIHIL - SM-X306B


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The OMNIHIL Charging Port PCB Board is a precision-engineered replacement component designed for users experiencing power connectivity issues with their Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 5 (SM-X306B). It is ideal for professional repair technicians or experienced DIY enthusiasts looking to restore their tablet's charging functionality and data transfer capabilities. Please note that this installation requires significant device disassembly, making it best suited for individuals comfortable with handling delicate internal hardware.
| Series | Galaxy Tab Active 5 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SM-X306B |
| Brand | OMNIHIL |
This part is specifically engineered for the SM-X306B series.
Yes, you will need precision electronics screwdrivers and non-conductive pry tools.
It may work, but if the water caused short-circuits on the main motherboard, replacing just the port may not resolve the issue.
It is considered an advanced repair requiring careful disassembly of the tablet housing.
It is designed as a direct replacement for the charging port PCB; consult your specific model's layout to confirm if the microphone is integrated on the same board.
Verify that all ribbon cables are fully seated and that the PCB board is properly screwed into the frame.
Check that the USB-C cable is fully functional and that the port connection ribbon is not pinched or damaged.
Installation of this charging port PCB requires a complete teardown of the Galaxy Tab Active 5. You will need a set of precision screwdrivers, a plastic prying tool, and potentially a heat gun to loosen adhesive strips. Ensure your device is completely powered off and the battery is disconnected before handling the internal components. After installation, verify that the ribbon cables are properly seated before securing the chassis. Avoid applying excessive force to the new port, as the internal pins remain sensitive; always insert cables straight rather than at an angle to prevent future port wear.