PS5 HDMI Port Repair How To

[@TheArtofRepair]

Alot of potential in this channel. The repair force is strong here. Great to find you and will be following your journey!

[@cwhiteIT]

much appreciated. welcome to the channel

[@Rock-em-up]

The man himself

[@masamasa1815]

Wow, this was excellent. To the point, no useless banter. I never say this but it deserves more views. I got way more out of this than any other HDMI replacement video I've watched to date. Thanks bud.

[@jakestokes0890]

Nice repair dude ! Im about to attempt my first hdmi port replacement and this definitely inspired me and put me at ease about it process. Keep up the videos !

[@a-aron2276]

Great job, it's okay to be happy with your work btw. You almost contained your excitement perfectly. It's good to care.

[@rubenmejia4881]

Definitely wished I saw this video before my first attempt this was clean smooth and fast bro. This is a testament to saying that preparation is key to every job to make things easier a long with some experience along the way. High 5 on using flux, I got so many different ones from them I love them all.

[@AskYwalker973]

I love seeing a fellow brother doing high-level tech repair. Had to subscribe and salute 🫡

[@coryhexter3229]

Been watching a few different videos, yours has been the best so far. Appreciate you spreading your knowledge! extremely helpful

[@rubenmejia4881]

You can never not have enough flux thats cheap reassurance and plus it might look like a lot but im sure he only used a bit. Flux tends to spread rather quickly when heated up. Also high 5 on kester thats my favorite brand of solder its super high quality and makes things butter smooth while working. I've been buying up old stock on ebay and it works like new!

[@ericthompson195]

Thank you for this content young brother! You're on your way for sure! Blessings

[@filipbulev6756]

Thanks for the honest and detailed video man

[@ApocalypticP]

Thanks for the video. 1st timer soldering and was able to replace broken HDMI with your method.

[@yogi05lc]

Im in the process of doing this but i didnt realize i need a microscope to see the damn hdmi connectors

[@smoovemooves2887]

Were u able to fix?

[@yogi05lc]

@smoovemooves2887 haha hell nah I need to actually buy the microscope with a screen. They have one on Amazon but I just left it alone and got a slim. Maybe I'll fix it eventually. I bit off more than I could chew.

[@nsoreviews]

my brother...how in this WORLD did you tin those traces like that without bridging anything? I'm working on an HDMI port right now for the first time and I'm bridging EVERYTHING. You brushed those poor bastards MULTIPLE TIMES and not only did they not bridge, but they are perfectly soldered. Your response is greatly appreciated...

[@ImImmortalium]

Submerge the entire work area in flux, just as he did, and know you don’t need a ton of solder. If you use plenty of flux, and don’t use too much solder, the pads and pins should bond smoothly without bridging.

[@compupawn6064]

DO NOT TIN the the connectors on the motherboard. Tin the HDMI connector INSTEAD! It is better to mess up the connector than the motherboard. All the connectors on the motherboard will be soldered together if you try to tin from the motherboard!

[@seductivesoles3824]

Replacing hdmi port i have a station but the solder isnt melting.. dont want to heat it up to much wat should i do

[@filipbulev6756]

Can you please share what kind of solder did you put on the pins before installing the new port? Was that a low melting solder paste? Thanks in advnace!

[@donteznorth8606]

What kind of heat gun is that

[@jasonward1312]

Thanks for this. Much appreciated

[@akrizzs]

Where do you get the HDMI ports from ?, great video!

[@cwhiteIT]

www.injuredgadgets.com/

[@akrizzs]

@@cwhiteIT nice, do you have the part number ?

[@Gritty512]

Can u send me a list of everything you need for this process i want to try this on my ps5

[@machomekhi8358]

Can you use a blow dryer

[@SharptonsRaceCard]

Only if your blow dryer can hit 450C

[@TheDavidish]

@@SharptonsRaceCardSo, probably not lol

[@standman1378]

NEVER use low melt solder to put your HDMI port back, it will not have the same strength. We fix few of them a day. Use standard solder, maybe its a bit harder to do, but you can do it.

[@Doster070210]

How much you charge to do a hdmi replacement

[@Flowkeyz]

Nice Job! Which microscopes do you use?

[@cwhiteIT]

www.injuredgadgets.com/simul-focal-trinocular-zoom-stereo-microscope-w-heavy-duty-white-double-arm-boom-stand/

[@RhinoXpress]

What's the deal with these current gen hdmi ports breaking. I swear I've seen more videos about the ps5 and xbox series x hdmi ports breaking than I ever did with the last gen.

[@cwhiteIT]

Same. Honestly not sure

[@jrcogburn]

@@cwhiteIT said the same to a customer just the other day

[@jrcogburn]

are u using low melt solder throughout or just for the removal of the original port? Ive been using only 60/40 leaded solder to lower melt point, but was wondering how much easier if any using low melt solder was...

[@cwhiteIT]

If ever you see me using solder it is leaded and low melt. It’s a lot easier because it melts from the iron and rework station much faster making it easier to work with and less difficult to manage

[@rubenmejia4881]

Facts!

[@DrNepharious]

When you say you are going to have it at 480 is that Celsius or Fahrenheit

[@cwhiteIT]

480 C

[@nanonanonano1166]

Can anybody tell me what kind of flux to use?i’m about to attempt my hdmi replacement the first time, because when i search online, there are a lot of flux type 😭

[@KelvinVance-o2c]

If any of the 19 pins are bent will the hdmi work at all? My case is bent but don’t know if all pins are connected

[@cwhiteIT]

I would need more information but I am sure a new port would clear up any uncertainty

[@KelvinVance-o2c]

@@cwhiteIT the hdmi still works fine but the metal case on the port to hold the wire is bent slightly

[@cwhiteIT]

@@KelvinVance-o2c u should be fine

[@ALASTOR-X1Y]

How this problem happened? To dodge this later

[@TVPIVVA]

Good stuff & Nice setup brother!

[@cwhiteIT]

thanks man really appreciate that

[@demiancorvi3630]

hi! When u talk about 480 u are talking in F or C?¡

[@cwhiteIT]

480 C

[@TechTronics7]

Which hot air station do you use?

[@richarddaley1]

ATTEN St-862D 1000W Hot Air Gun Soldering

[@mattbentley8958]

Do you mean leaded solder, not low melt solder? Low melt is very brittle and melts at like 80 deg c.

[@pcbwayluz]

Hey bro, is there a way we can reach you out. Interested in doing more fun stuff together

[@Monkywings]

How can i contact you for a quote?

[@jrcogburn]

just out of curiousity, has anyone ever melted or damaged the capacitors on the bottom when heating this way to remove the port? Ive done at least 50 so far this way and have had 0 issues yet... but its always on my mind lol

[@cwhiteIT]

never had this issue

[@TheFAB_7errrr]

Can you repair mine bro? Haven’t played in months

[@jasonward1312]

My ethernet port bugged out on me a while ago. Is the process the same?

[@cwhiteIT]

I've only ever had to replace HDMI

[@calwhite7493]

Good stuff

[@cwhiteIT]

much appreciated

[@John-oo9xu]

Really need to resolder every pin including ground legs. This thing will come off otherwise.

[@jahknowstar4714]

Bro my name is Richard from Ghana and i fix Mac and iPhone I want to have a word with u

[@cwhiteIT]

Hey

[@MonoNegro-c1o]

Man you put to much flux

[@jrcogburn]

impossible - flux is your friend.

[@TheDavidish]

No such thing