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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Microphone Repair
Microphone Repair guide for the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
Before you begin
Tools
- Heat gun or hair dryer
- Suction cup tool
- Plastic prying tools
- Phillips #000 precision screwdriver
- Spudger tool
- Tweezers
- Anti-static wrist strap
Parts / materials
- Replacement microphone daughterboard
- Replacement back glass adhesive gasket
- Isopropyl alcohol (99%)
Safety
- Always disconnect the battery press connector before removing or installing internal components.
- Wear safety glasses to protect against potential glass fragments during back cover removal.
- Do not overheat the device; keep the heat gun moving constantly to avoid thermal damage to the screen or battery.
Overview
Step-by-step
- 1
Power off device
1 minPress and hold the Side and Volume Down buttons, then tap Power Off to safely shut down your Galaxy S25 Ultra.
- 2
Heat the back glass
3 minApply a heat gun or hair dryer around the outer edges of the rear panel for 2 to 3 minutes to soften the adhesive.
- 3
Attach suction cup
1 minPress the suction cup firmly onto the lower portion of the back glass near the USB-C port.
- 4
Slice perimeter adhesive
5 minPull up on the suction cup to create a gap and insert a thin plastic opening pick under the edge. Slide the pick around all sides to separate the adhesive.
- 5
Lift off back cover
2 minCarefully lift the rear glass panel away from the chassis and set it aside in a clean location.
- 6
Unscrew middle bracket
4 minUse a Phillips #000 screwdriver to remove the 13 screws securing the wireless charging coil and upper speaker bracket.
- 7
Remove wireless charging coil
2 minPry up the edges of the wireless charging assembly and peel it off the motherboard and battery.
- 8
Disconnect battery flex cable
1 minUse the pointed end of a spudger to detach the battery press connector from the motherboard to prevent electrical shorts.
- 9
Unscrew lower speaker assembly
3 minRemove the 6 Phillips #000 screws holding down the lower loudspeaker housing at the bottom of the device.
- 10
Remove lower speaker housing
2 minInsert a spudger beneath the edge of the lower speaker assembly and lift it out of the phone frame.
- 11
Disconnect main interconnect cables
2 minUse your spudger to disconnect the display and main ribbon cables from the bottom daughterboard.
- 12
Disconnect antenna coaxial cables
2 minCarefully pry up the two antenna coaxial connectors attached to the bottom daughterboard using precision tweezers.
- 13
Remove daughterboard retaining screw
1 minUnscrew the single Phillips #000 screw securing the daughterboard to the lower chassis.
- 14
Remove microphone daughterboard
2 minInsert a plastic spudger beneath the bottom daughterboard and gently lift the board containing the primary microphone out of the frame.
- 15
Install new microphone board
2 minAlign the replacement daughterboard over the bottom recessed frame and press it gently into position.
- 16
Secure daughterboard screw
1 minReinsert and tighten the Phillips #000 screw to hold the new microphone daughterboard firmly in place.
- 17
Reconnect ribbon and antenna cables
3 minSnap the main flex cables and antenna coaxial connectors back onto their corresponding headers on the new daughterboard.
- 18
Reinstall lower speaker housing
3 minPlace the loudspeaker module back over the daughterboard and secure it with its 6 retained screws.
- 19
Reconnect battery and reattach coil
3 minSnap the battery flex cable onto the motherboard, then align and press down the wireless charging coil assembly into place.
- 20
Reseal back cover
4 minApply pre-cut replacement adhesive to the phone frame, align the rear glass panel, and press firmly along all edges to seal.
After your Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra microphone repair
Power the Galaxy S25 Ultra back on and test the microphone repair function before you put every screw away. Check touch/display response, charging, cameras, buttons, and wireless as relevant to this repair. If something fails after closing the device, reopen carefully and reseat the connectors for this Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra job before assuming the part is defective. Keep leftover adhesive and screws labeled in case you need a second pass.
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