Fingerprint Sensor Flex Cable
Samsung Galaxy A10s Fingerprint Sensor Flex Cable Replacement
- Fits
- Samsung Galaxy A10s
- Fixes
- Fingerprint faults
- Quality
- Brand new, OEM quality
- Fitting
- Professional install
Overview
What this part is
The Samsung Galaxy A10s has its fingerprint sensor on the back of the phone. The sensor button connects to the main board with a short flex cable. A crack, deep scratch or liquid damage can stop it reading your finger, and a torn flex stops it working at all.
After fitting, delete your old fingerprints and register them again in Settings. Choose the colour that matches your back cover. Your PIN, pattern or password still unlocks the phone during the repair.
Compatibility
Specifications and compatibility
- Part
- Fingerprint Sensor Flex Cable
- Compatible with
- Samsung Galaxy A10s
- Model numbers
- SM-A107F
- Does not fit
- Galaxy A10, Galaxy A20s, Galaxy A11 or any other model
- Fixes
- A cracked, scratched or unresponsive fingerprint sensor
- Does not fix
- Screen, battery, software or main board faults
- Quality
- Brand new, OEM-quality fingerprint sensor flex cable for the Samsung Galaxy A10s. Tested before dispatch.
- Brand
- Unbranded, compatible with Samsung Galaxy A10s
- In the box
- 1 × fingerprint sensor flex cable. Check the photos for any extra items.
- Colour
- Choose the colour that matches your back cover; check the photos.
- Installation
- Professional installation recommended
- Supplied by
- Supreme Phone Parts Ltd, Manchester, UK
Before you order
Is this the right part?
Signs it needs replacing
- The sensor does not respond or keeps failing to read
- The sensor surface is cracked, chipped or deeply scratched
- Fingerprint options are missing or greyed out in Settings
- It stopped working after a drop or liquid damage
How to check your model
Open Settings › About phone. The model name should read Galaxy A10s and the model number should start SM-A107F. Samsung model numbers begin SM-.
This part does not fit the Galaxy A10, Galaxy A20s, Galaxy A11. Compare your old part with the photos before fitting.
Professional installation
How a technician fits this part
- Power the phone off and remove the SIM tray.
- Warm the back cover edges gently and lift it off with a plastic pick.
- Remove the screws and inner cover, then disconnect the battery before anything else.
- Unplug the fingerprint flex, then free the old sensor from the back cover or frame.
- Fit the new sensor in the same position, reconnect the flex and the battery, then register a fingerprint to test before closing.
- Refit the inner cover and screws, then refit the back cover with fresh adhesive.
Check that the part matches the device before fitting it or removing any adhesive backing. Once a part has been fitted, it cannot be returned for a change of mind. Faulty parts are always covered.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will this fit my Galaxy A10s?
Yes, if Settings › About phone shows Galaxy A10s and the model code SM-A107F. It does not fit the Galaxy A10, Galaxy A20s, Galaxy A11.
Does it fit the Galaxy A10?
No. The Galaxy A10 is a different model with a different internal layout. Check the model name in Settings › About phone before you order.
Do I need to register my fingerprints again?
Yes. Delete the old fingerprints and add them again in Settings › Biometrics and security after fitting. Your PIN, pattern or password is not affected.
Is it made by Samsung?
No. It is a brand new, OEM-quality fingerprint sensor flex cable made to fit the Samsung Galaxy A10s, and it is tested before dispatch.
Should I fit it myself?
We recommend professional installation. The back cover of the Galaxy A10s has to be removed with heat, and the battery must be disconnected before the flex is unplugged.
How quickly will it arrive?
Orders placed before 4pm on a working day are dispatched the same day from Manchester by Royal Mail Tracked. Delivery is free on UK orders over £5. You can also collect from our shop at 33 Moulton Street, Manchester M8 8FQ.
Prepared by the Supreme Phone Parts team, Manchester. Last updated September 2026.