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I was unsuccessful replacing the charging port. However, once you remove the screen, there isn't much more to do to remove the charging board from what I can see. There are 2 hidden screws which, in my case, were corroded due to the inadequacy of the "water resistant" feature of the phone. It also caused corrosion on the motherboard and my digitizer shattered trying to replace the daughter board. In my opinion, it would be better to pay the approximately $200 to have someone else replace it or buy a used phone for only slightly more money.
First, starting the first edge is a huge pain. As soon as the thin guitar pick got near the warm phone, it softened up and wouldn't pry the edge up. I found it easier to use a thumbnail to get the first edge lifted and then get the tip of a pick in the opening. Second, this repair is essentially impossible if you are trying to replace an internal component without replacing the glass/digitizer/LCD. The adhesive holding the glass to the digitizer/LCD is released easier than the adhesive tape behind it. As such, the glass releases from the digitizer/LCD unevenly, shattering the digitizer/LCD. It almost seems like it would be better to put the whole phone in a warming oven to soften the adhesive evenly. Mine phone is already destroyed thanks, in part, to these instructions. Anyone else want to give it a try?