A physical modification module to replace the default charging port of a Nokia 3310 to a usb-c port
- Allow USB-C cable to charge the phone
- The Phone modification don't require special skills or tools (screwdriver, tape)
- Part production require a 3D printer and PCB manufacturing
- Simple and cheap 3D printed case (less 2 g.)
- Small an functional custom PCB
- Open the back lid
- Remove the battery
- Remove the front and the keyboard
- Remove 4 torx screws
- Remove the screen board
- Remove the original charging connector module
- From the original charging connector module, remove the speaker module
- Add the speaker module to the 3d printed case
- Put the PCB into the 3d printed case
- Put the 3d printed plate above the pcb
- Use a small tape to make fix the plate on the 3d printed case
- Install the whole module on the phone
- Put back the screen board, screws, front lid, battery, back lid
Here's the list of the software used to create this project.
- FreeCAD for 3D modeling
- EasyEDA for PCB designing
- OrcaSlicer as 3D slicer
This project is licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, version 3



