The PlayStation 5 Is EASY To Repair

[@TheCod3r]

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[@micflynn1]

If you're going to be playing with live voltages you should know better than you should have a isolated transformer so that you don't kill yourself.... 🤭

[@tier_nano876]

KZbin algorithm brought me here, I have no idea how. Not remotely interested in this type of content. However I'm now hooked 😅

[@EvilOrangeJuice]

Hello! Caveman here. Been watching your PS5 videos for sometimes and im currently working on a no power ps5 so these types of videos help alot. I just got my power supply in to better diagnose where my issue is coming from! keep up the videos man

[@milowadlin]

Back around 1984 I lived in an apartment, no surge protection, and during a thunderstorm the lights blinked and a little curl of smoke came up out of my printer. It was actually a fancy typewriter that could be converted with a card to a letter quality printer. A computer and printer was a stretch for my budget. I got the card replaced, and bought a surge protector. I haven't been without one since.

[@knighthawk86855]

What I would do mate, I would have the power wire plugged into a switched outlet, so you can handle the power supply while plugging it in, then flip the switch, and when you unplug it turn the switch off, so you can be as safe as you can be.... Just a thought.

[@D5DRIFT]

New sub here. Great stuff!

[@anthonybrown3829]

i so love your videos i learn so much

[@jonstout9236]

Sheez Phil - watching you do this like a loony has me on edge! It's better than most modern suspense films :D

[@davestationuk7374]

I have my tv and pro on a surge protector even though the wiring etc is fairly new at home. Its worth the price for peace of mind

[@gi-day]

Back in 1970 when i was working in a White Goods store that had a TV Technician repairing all electronic gear. The technician got fed up with the boss moving the little piles of resistors ETC, the components that he had arrived to do the repairs, that the technician had placed in front of the things that he was working on. The TV technician started charging up capacitors and leaving them in the little piles as well. The boss soon stopped touching these piles after receiving several shocks.

[@WanderFeetChronicles]

Well that’s irresponsible and dangerous.

[@baghdadiabdellatif1581]

Great work

[@rickstechrepairs]

out of all the console repairs, excluding HDMI port replacements. number 2 would be PS5 Power Supply replacements. it use to be ADSL modems and fridges i would normally hear about dying due to brown outs, now its PS5 Power Supplys

[@perkulant4629]

My boss in work used a flat head to discharge a cap the size of a pint glass in work. Damn it was loud. Was just after I said I'd go get my power resistor lol.

[@therealchayd]

For discharging PSU caps, I personally use a 60w incandescent bulb (a.k.a big resistor) attached to multimeter test probes, it's a bit less harrowing than shorting out the legs 🤣

[@handyman683]

Epic video 😊

[@yumits007]

So good thx😸😸

[@andrasszabo7386]

In high school, we used to have fun with charged capacitors like that. We usually left one on the teacher's desk by "mistake" :) then watched him jump like a grasshopper while grabbing it :)

[@giuseppe896]

I have my equipment protected by a ups surge protection but what get's damaged is always the hdmi circuits of the components.

[@DracoMcGuyver]

Phil, Welcome back. I missed seeing your videos and especially your live streams.

[@TheCheshireCat.]

I remember a few years ago when ADSL was being faded out to FTTC, lightning hit the telephone pole and blew the old Sky router, phones. 😂

[@shouichihayase19]

I once had a desktop PC that wouldn't turn on after lightning struck a utility pole. As expected, only the power supply unit was broken.

[@ajaks7636]

Is a Tad more than a Pinch, but less then a Dash? Great Education, Repair, and Video! Maybe Toltec Merc will want it? Thanks Phil "TheCod3r" Danks!

[@ozekici1985]

Check Q34 Mosfet and ZD37 Zenner

[@H9Gamings]

Why does no one use surge protectors.

[@williamdillow8044]

what arm do you have for your microscope?

[@enrique1765]

Hey do you offer courses to learn how to do console repairs?

[@OnStageLighting]

SPDs now have a section in the regs. No doubt largely put there by the companies that make them....

[@TheCod3r]

Yeah all new installs and consumer unit replacements have to have them now. We had one installed this summer with our CU upgrade. They can't be a bad thing and I haven't seen a difference in pricing either. Probably are put there by the big corps though lol

[@seanyd5698]

What would you say is better made/more reliable, ps5 or series x?

[@ChuckleJackie]

good

[@DeadEyeSurvivor]

I'd say get a surge protector, but that would limit the business coming through to this cheeky chappy. Had a bad experience without one when my main rig got zapped and wiped out multiple components!

[@mercuraz]

"Not to be taken seriously". Yeah, I didn't think power supplies were that "dangerous" 😂

[@oaba201]

I am an electronic technician. But not a power supply technician.

[@andymouse]

It's an interesting statement.

[@IceNIX]

I have a ps5 i was converting from disc to digital but now I have no power how do i check to see if it's the south bridge?

[@andymouse]

You send it to Phil.

[@rossclarke8028]

I dont work on these however i keep these ic's in stock 😂 My guess is that the donor chip suffered the same fate

[@Vladimir-hq1ne]

Nice work, as always - you missed the cat video take, for being perfect! PHIL! WE NEED CAT VIDEOS ;)

[@MARTHACASTILLO-ls1fh]

Hi man, could you help me, i have a big problem, i have 8 playstations 5 to diagnose those have differents failures, i can read and validate some error codes with you GUI software, thanks for that, but i perfome a NOR backup from those ps5 but when i patch it the playstation does'n turn on, by example i have one o those that turn on and turn off inmediatly but when reflash the NOR with the original .bin from the PS5 this doesn't turn on, i dont know if is a neer thermal fuse o something like that

[@Straight_evo]

Hey! I buy a defect ps5 that open 1 Time on 2 and shutdown by itself after 2-3 minute. Change the power supply and the metal liquid on cpu Nothing works. Sometime it wont open it beep 1 Time and I can open it 2 second after. I plug à UART tool and got some code a lot of code. Kernel panic shutdown General Power failure SSD/APU Line APU not responding blue Light flash system wont start (chek fuze f3501,F7501) thats the code that it got. CAN u help me with that please?

[@martian195sx]

Why would you do it? You are a madman mate, lol. I still wouldn't use a metal pry tool, knowing its dead or not. Stay safe you crazy dude lol

[@Stefan_Payne]

That PSU probably has no Transistors. Only MOSFET... Because of the lower losses of MOSFET over Transistors that is what is used. Its capable of 90% Efficiency (Techpowerup reviewd it) The ~330V are the rectified AC -> AC * square Root 2 = Rectified DC...

[@andymouse]

MOSFET's are transistors the clue is in the name.

[@bulentdemir6641]

capisitör deşarj için 22 Ohm 25 Watt taş direnç kullanın daha güvenlidir☠ türkiyeden selam.

[@rongray8934]

Dude get yourself a high wattage resistor. lol Great video though.

[@AutismusMaximus1]

We all know you will keep it and fix it and re-use it on your next power-supply job, this way you can sell them instead of charging the repair service, who are you trying to fool? We know your game son. :D

[@andymouse]

:)

[@andrewhenderson3593]

Hahah shockingly funny