PS4 PRO Ripped Power Connector. 🛠 FULL REPAIR 🛠

[@haggis_hunter9870]

that's the nicest repair i have ever watched... better than, "better than factory" - well played, subbed.

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Thank you.

[@TheCod3r]

Good stuff mate. Good to see my braid technique is getting around lol. It really does create a solid anchor point for the connector

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Thanks, Yeah it's solid! My other PS4 PRO vid from last year I shouted you out about that technique. Think you used enameled wire to web it across the missing anchor point.

[@tomtkatch6098]

Can you leave a description of the items used in the video like the tools and compounds. Thanks

[@TimSherman401]

Thanks!

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Wow! Thank you for the tip, much appreciated!

[@Trust_Wolf]

This video really helped, I'll be able to resolder the 4 pin connection that I accidentally ripped out.

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Glad it heped!

[@dreamiedollie6876]

This is my first diy electronics fix, thanks for being so detailed! Wish me luck lol

[@Julian_0000]

howd it go?

[@ob1skywalker82]

Nice job. I like the rock solid braid anchor technique. Thought you were using a grinder pen, but seeing from your replies below its a fibre glass pen. Thanks for sharing

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Yeah the fibreglass pen isn't fun to use! You'll fine sharp shards in your skin days later annoyigng you, but they do make nice work. If that makes sense!?

[@saagiebawlz]

awesome job, helped me along my own repair. thank you

[@MicroMageRepair]

Another good one, always interesting to see different approaches!

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Thank you! I'll be playing some of your vid's tomorrow while working... You'll be earning those sweet, sweet YT pennies this week! 😜

[@MicroMageRepair]

@@UberMicroRepairs appreciate you!

[@TimeTraveler8]

this channel will be my favourite to repair or open console 😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@moxy9440]

Me again 👋 Just had a PS4 Pro in today for the same repair. Used this method and was very happy with the result. Much stronger hold to the board than i was expecting. Another excellent video, keep it up mate!

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Thanks, glad it helped you out!

[@sjoerdkempkens8906]

Hello, i watched you video. It come across my suggestions to watch. Nice explained. But one question came to my mind: witch brand and model gloves do you use in this video? I am planning to deep cleaning my ps4. I know you posted it 2 years ago but i hope to hear from you😊

[@damienkubik1380]

Awesome job there. I've just ripped the connector off even being careful but still. Need a lot more practise soldering to get as good as this. Well done. The use of that UV conformal coating is a great addition compared with some other repairs I watched. What heat setting do you use?

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Thank you. I use 380c on the soldering iron.

[@francescoserrao7457]

How thick must the wire be to reconstruct the trace in complete safety? Is it possible to take these wires from domestic use power cord?

[@Dub-C-30]

beautiful work. Very nicely done

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Thank you, appreciate it!

[@oskardv12]

I JUST LOVED YOUR REPAIR PROCESS. WHAT KIND OF WIRE DID YOU USE??? GREETINGS FROM MEXICO

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Thank you for watching We appreciate it! It is 0.1mm enammled wire

[@Dabbin_ON_Em_90s]

What is the pen tool you are using with the flux in it to expose the copper at 05:59??

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Hi, it's a fibre glass pen. Here you go amzn.to/3Kt46fu

[@Jayxmonster814]

Dumb idea could you just connect the 3pin fan connector to some type of universal power supply for a 3 pin and just turn that on when u game or no?

[@UberMicroRepairs]

No!

[@gabrielknight4299]

Hey at 9:49 can you just use solder wire to ground it or does it have to be something else?

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Can be any type of wire.. Just need to make a connection and not touch anything else. 👍

[@gabrielknight4299]

@@UberMicroRepairs Ight thanks mate

[@serbanviorel8644]

Super work!! well done!!!

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@dadwillfixit1907]

Good video mate 👍🏻

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Thanks!

[@cameronsharon9617]

Hello! Thanks for video. About to attempt this repair right now and I've only done a couple repairs before. What gauge of copper wire are you using to remake the traces? I have some that is 30AWG and 155°C.

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Hi, 30AWG will be perfectly fine to do this repair. I use some 0.01mm trace wire I have around.

[@Adeeviant]

what is the fluid you frequently use that you later brush, whats its purpose

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Hi, It's Isopropyl Alcohol - Lab Grade 99.9% amzn.to/3skNYom it cleans and dissolves the flux from soldering.

[@AnilShindearjun]

awesome work

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@djangosoftwaredeveloper]

I can't believe how easy it is to damage this when removing the power supply. 😢. Just happened to me.

[@oskardv12]

There are a lot of videos in KZbin. I'm going do it your way. Wish me luck 🤞

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Good luck let us know how you got on?

[@AMCTechRepairs]

What did you use to expose the copper on the vias? Difficult to tell at fast forward speed!

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Hi, it's a fibre glass pen.

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Here you go amzn.to/3Kt46fu

[@mikedeguzman1]

What gauge wire did you use for the pin pad connection

[@UberMicroRepairs]

It's 0.10mm

[@Simeon1111]

What are you adding at 13:55?

[@Simeon1111]

And what kind of flux do you use? Thanks

[@UberMicroRepairs]

UV conformal coating to kee the wires planted and protected. Also it's KingBo RMA flux.

[@tapoutms5608]

great video question do you know the connector part number because I lost mine and I can't find it

[@UberMicroRepairs]

No, sorry.

[@vettel-stark9120]

Hello, by any chance do you know what would be an alternative fix in case the two smaller pins are completely off (nowhere to solder to)?

[@UberMicroRepairs]

There are points on the other side of the board. Might be worth asking on the Facebook group: Console Repair Legion. I don’t have a board handy to help right now

[@vettel-stark9120]

@@UberMicroRepairs Thank you so much!

[@temwanisingini2967]

Did you find out

[@jakeboss1655]

Fantastic!

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Glad you like it!

[@simonmeertens2505]

Is the conformal coating necessary?

[@UberMicroRepairs]

It's not 100% necessary, no. Specually in this case where the ancorpoint will take all the load. I use it for protecting the bare wires. If there are weak solder joints it can be handy to help keep them planted, specially on a connector that is used daily.

[@simonmeertens2505]

@@UberMicroRepairs thanks for getting back to me 😊

[@williamseifour7302]

Where can I order a new motherboard

[@UberMicroRepairs]

eBay?

[@we4columbus]

What tools and products did you use

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Lot's of tools and products. Let me know any specifics?

[@jaydene3509]

Good job 👍

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Thank you.

[@moppyyt5685]

can i send my ps4 to you to have it repaired?

[@UberMicroRepairs]

yes. contact us through our site: www.ubermicro.co.uk

[@yami_veno6097]

Whats that wire you used to create the conection on the 4 lines.?

[@LGIAL]

Can I send my board to you for repair?

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Contact us: [e-mail]

[@AMCTechRepairs]

Did you get permission from TronicsFix to use his thermal paste comment? 😂

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Haha, Didn't know he say's that, I don't watch his stuff. I thought I'd grab the chance to trigger the thermal compound snobs out there.

[@Dabbin_ON_Em_90s]

What Guage Enameled Copper Wire did you use for this Repair please?? Is it listed in your description or where to buy it?? Thanks Uber

[@UberMicroRepairs]

Here you go amzn.to/3tHi0ot

[@drisskhaldi2299]

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