How To Fix Broken Ps4 Controller Charger Port

Using the Phillips #00 Screwdriver, remove the four 6.0 mm screws securing the rear cover to the controller.

Using the Phillips #00 Screwdriver, remove the four 6.0 mm screws securing the rear cover to the controller.
Do not forcefully loosen the screws, as it will amount to permanent damage of the threads, making removal impossible.

Beginning with the left handle: Pinch the left handle of the controller to introduce an opening. Wedge a plastic opening tool into the opening and slide it up towards the joystick.

Beginning with the left handle:
Pinch the left handle of the controller to introduce an opening.
Wedge a plastic opening tool into the opening and slide it up towards the joystick.
Pull down on the plier to crack open the casing.
Repeat these steps for the right handle.

Wedge a plastic opening tool into the case-splittings and pull down to crack open the casing near the following buttons: Share button Options button

Wedge a plastic opening tool into the case-splittings and pull down to crack open the casing near the following buttons:
Share button
Options button
Split the plastic covers of the controller apart, taking note that they will still be attached by circuit board ribbons.
Three small pieces are often released from the framework. To prevent loss, maintain a controlled work field.
2 Trigger Springs
1 Grey Reset Button Extension

Detach the motherboard ribbon connecting the two sides of the controller by using your fingers. After the two halves are separated, place the top of the controller off to the side.

Detach the motherboard ribbon connecting the two sides of the controller by using your fingers.
After the two halves are separated, place the top of the controller off to the side.

Remove the two screws holding the sub-assembly together. Then use the blunt forceps to grab the 2 inch black plastic connector labeled in the picture with the red box.

Remove the two screws holding the sub-assembly together. Then use the blunt forceps to grab the 2 inch black plastic connector labeled in the picture with the red box.
Use the blunt forceps to grab the 2 inch white piece of plastic labeled with the orange box.

With the clear piece of plastic pushed in, take the transparent white piece out from the top of the controller. Keep the clear plastic piece on the controller, but keep it pushed down to provide room for charger port replacement. Use the Philips #00 Screwdriver to unscrew the two 4.0 mm screws that attach the charging port to the rear cover.

With the clear piece of plastic pushed in, take the transparent white piece out from the top of the controller.
Keep the clear plastic piece on the controller, but keep it pushed down to provide room for charger port replacement.
Use the Philips #00 Screwdriver to unscrew the two 4.0 mm screws that attach the charging port to the rear cover.

With the blunt forceps remove the top part of the black tape connecting the charging port to the plastic portion of the controller. Grab the PCB of the charging port from the side and pull upwards slowly to remove from the controller. Do NOT pull the blue PCB rapidly upwards; instead move the piece side to side to create some free space between the controller and PCB.

With the blunt forceps remove the top part of the black tape connecting the charging port to the plastic portion of the controller.
Grab the PCB of the charging port from the side and pull upwards slowly to remove from the controller.
Do NOT pull the blue PCB rapidly upwards; instead move the piece side to side to create some free space between the controller and PCB.