no,they are different

Try this i find Solution: Find a q-tip. Insert the q-tip into the headphone jack of the iPhone. Swivel the q-tip around for a bit and clean the inside of the headphone jack. Once I did this, the problem was magically fixed!

of couse you can, but the installation of any new part should be done by a qualified person.

Try this solution i found on sonymobile forums, Put ur headphones to phone and play song. Pull headphones while song is running phone will pause the song now just play the song without headphones. It should play on phone speaker.

i can't find it on ifixit store,i seach on google, here i list three third party that supply the parts, ebay,dbxstore,alipress

here the iphone 5s logic board

This is a common problem with the iPhone 5C, it is caused by the digitizer connector on the logic board. It is a connector that has no metal clips at the ends causing it to be a weak connector.

Press and hold down the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button simultaneously for at least 10 seconds. The screen will clear out and then the Apple Logo will appear on the black background. When the logo appears it means that the reset is done.

you might damaged the home button flex cable, you should get the http://tinyurl.com/ow2q2lr for replace

1.The first thing to do is make sure that you are using the Samsung charger and cable that came with the S5. Other chargers may have different voltage ratings and they won’t always work with the S5. Give the phone a good 30 minutes plugged in before you try to turn it on. 2.Try changing the wall socket and using the cable and charger on a different device to make sure there are no faults there. Try a different charger and cable with the same rating. 3.Try plugging the S5 into a USB port on your PC or laptop. Bear in mind that it will charge more slowly from a USB port than from the charger plugged into the wall. 4.Take a look at the charging port, blow into it or use compressed air to make sure there’s nothing blocking it. 5.If it still isn’t working then you may have a dead battery or a broken charging port. replace the charging port yourself. Here’s an iFixit guide, but it’s a complex procedure.