Sadly, as you stressed the connectors this is not an easy fix. If you take a look as this image you'll see the USB ports metal connectors just above the larger connector at the bottom of the image [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/LDnGRVAaM6hQj4aq|Logic board - underside].
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As you can see you'll need to completely remove the logic board to even get to the connectors so you can replace them. The next problem is you need a rework station to desolder the connectors and then you'll need to find the connectors to replace the damaged ones. Not something I even do!
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As you can see you'll need to completely remove the logic board to even get to the connectors so you can replace them (ones on parts board you have may work). The next problem is you need a rework station to desolder the connectors and then you'll need to find the connectors to replace the damaged ones. Not something I even do!
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This is at the point where you need a new logic board to replace yours or find someone with the correct equipment and skills to fix your logic board.
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This is at the point where you really need a new logic board to replace yours or find someone with the correct equipment and skills to fix your logic board.
Sadly, as you stressed the connectors this is not an easy fix. If you take a look as this image you'll see the USB ports metal connectors just above the larger connector at the bottom of the image [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/LDnGRVAaM6hQj4aq|Logic board - underside].
As you can see you'll need to completely remove the logic board to even get to the connectors so you can replace them. The next problem is you need a rework station to desolder the connectors and then you'll need to find the connectors to replace the damaged ones. Not something I even do!
This is at the point where you need a new logic board to replace yours or find someone with the correct equipment and skills to fix your logic board.