JBL Link10 Broken Charge Port

JBL Link 10 does not charge anymore because the USB connector broke off the charge board. There are two possible fixes for this. Either spend about $30 on a new charge board, or spend $2 on a new USB-C socket.
You can convert this speaker to USB-C charging. In this video i show how i did that, and what you have to watch out for when charging with USB-C.
00:00 - JBL Link10
02:06 - Open the speaker
03:38 - Disconnect wires
04:39 - Extract charge board
06:07 - USB-C Conversion
08:11 - Preparing GND and Power Pads
08:38 - Installing USB C
09:49 - Fixing the connector
10:38 - IMPORTANT
11:33 - Stabilizing the board
15:01 - Re-connecting wires
17:29 - Closing the speaker
18:38 - Installing the foot
19:23 - Happy fix

[@joergdeckers]

I repaired my JBL Link 10 as you described. Works perfectly. Thanks a lot!

[@mihaipopa9414]

Excellent, thanks.

[@SteveWB]

Hot glue works well for holding those down.

[@BOSS_805]

How did you know which power and which was ground when you scratched the PCB to the exposed copper? Also which is the best way to remove the old micro USB port from the PCB

[@SteveWB]

And there is the hot glue lol