There are four primary solder joints, two on each side of the USB-C charging port, that requires desoldering.

Additionally, two solder points located at the rear of the port must also be addressed.

To solder these connections, use a fine-tipped soldering iron to apply controlled, even heat to each joint.

Maintain a steady hand and avoid prolonged heat to prevent PCB damage.

Once the solder has melted, gently lift the USB-C using tweezers. If resistant is felt, apply additional heat to ensure all joints are fully liquefied before removal.

While the use of a soldering iron may take longer than other methods, it offers greater precision and reduces the risk of damaging surrounding components. Be patient and reapply heat as needed to ensure complete detachment of the USB-C port.