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I Bought 3 BROKEN PS5's - Let's Try to Fix Them! I paid $1,351 for 3 broken PS5's (about $450 each). I go through each one to diagnose the problem (or problems) and see if I can get them working again.
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Комментарии : 631   
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Two repair shops tried to fix this PS5 but couldn't do it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--GP8Q5OWCXw.html
@sinchman1
@sinchman1 Год назад
how much are you selling these PS5 for
@thegaminggoblin1197
@thegaminggoblin1197 Год назад
Been thinking about buying a broken one cause I litterly cant find a working one for a reasonable price.
@vandey3420
@vandey3420 Год назад
Hey man, Linus did a video on his channel about static electricity and how it affects PC components... basic the conclusion said that static won't kill anything, and they took it up to crazy levels.
@darkzeronemesis497
@darkzeronemesis497 Год назад
Imagine spending $1000 on a ps5 and waiting 10 years for it to be delivered and it has this many problems 🤮
@THEZONEXP
@THEZONEXP Год назад
Since I started watching your channel you gave me the confidence to take my consoles apart and clean them once every 6 months . Awesome video and keep up the great content:)
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Love it! Nice work.
@SP-ru3rs
@SP-ru3rs Год назад
I second that. I've fixed things I'd normally chuck and brought a ton of broken ps4s and made a few quid fixing them. Wouldn't of tried if I hadn't accidentally come across this man.
@digipimp75
@digipimp75 Год назад
3 for 3! Gotta love it when the repairs are successful. Awesome work as always!
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Yes, it's cool when I can fix them all
@oherman
@oherman Год назад
However, in reality, this is not always the case, as we've also seen him try to repair a console and it's unsuccessful due to issues beyond ability.
@briandiaz1363
@briandiaz1363 Год назад
I would use a more graphically intensive game for testing, to make sure the system is stressed as much as possible to make sure it isn't turning off under load or something like that. Great video!
@elessal
@elessal Год назад
thought the same.
@Call-me-100
@Call-me-100 Год назад
if you know what your doing then you dont need to tress test it :)
@JoeyDoesTech
@JoeyDoesTech Год назад
PS5 number two was owned by a yeti... great video Steve 😊
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Lol, that's possible!
@12345.......
@12345....... Год назад
I'm as curious about the hair/lint under a microscope as the inside of the unit. It's impressive how dirty people can make the console.
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Ha, ha. It’s so strange how hair & dirt can get where it does
@hmello3250
@hmello3250 Год назад
carpets, rugs, couch, bed, curtains... all types of cloth shed fibers and so do humans with hair and pets with fur. where i live quite dry and desertic. the earth is red. consoles get red inside because the fans suck the dirt in
@aelaan12
@aelaan12 Год назад
@@Tronicsfix My process is, since I am almost owning one for two years, is to clean it twice a year. I have not taken it apart this far since all I find is a light dust. I do use an electronics vacuum cleaner and note that my covers are not dirty.
@6reen6uy
@6reen6uy Год назад
I’ve covered my console with a light cloth since launch, no heavy dust build up inside or out.
@clararose1922
@clararose1922 Год назад
I have cats, which between them and dust even with keeping dust covers on them when not in use I do have to do an annual cleaning.
@Chrissmills
@Chrissmills Год назад
I’m obsessed with your channel, I’m an electrician by trade but you’ve really got me hooked on electronics, I’ve started playing around with old broken consoles as a side hobby. Thank you for the uploads 🔥
@Ryan_DeWitt
@Ryan_DeWitt Год назад
Watching some of your old videos until now, your repairing skills have done nothing but improve even more. Nice job.
@nasser_almashjary
@nasser_almashjary Год назад
Man why I feel so excited whenever you upload a new video. It's so relaxing watching an expert diagnose and fix an issue.
@PPRaccoon
@PPRaccoon Год назад
I really appreciate what you are doing, you show us that we can all get a little bit more hands on and try to do it ourselves. Since i am watching you I’ve fixed my phone, my dad’s phone and my wife’s phone and also a couple of PS4’s and an Alienware laptop. I thank you with all my heart, you are great !!
@joe.tiziano
@joe.tiziano Год назад
For removing dust from computers and electronic equipment I usually use an air compressor. The air compressor does a very job and you can controller the amount air blowing onto your equipment. I do recommend having an outdoor area to expel the dust.
@matthewsano6006
@matthewsano6006 Год назад
I just wanted to day that Tronicsfix is one of the youtubers that gave me confidence in repairing old electronics. Im still learning and practicing but i have helped some family members repair some controllers when they thought they would have to buy brand new ones. It feels good being able to help, save money and give electronics a longer lifespan, cutting down e-waste. Thanks T!
@NotCollectedNorCalm
@NotCollectedNorCalm Год назад
impressive work on the last ps5, your content is satisfying to watch, nice stuff man
@robertday5243
@robertday5243 Год назад
Great video Steve, love watching your attempt to fix videos, always very interesting...
@jeffwalker7185
@jeffwalker7185 Год назад
So glad you managed to get all three fixed. I also love the My Mate Vince T Shirt - thanks for supporting a British RU-vidr!
@Eric_G65
@Eric_G65 Год назад
I have been repairing PC's since 1990. I have always used compressed air, vacuums and brushes to clean components. I have never, in my entire career, ever had any problems related to static electricity. I am always careful not to overdrive fans with the compressed air.
@MrDonut710
@MrDonut710 Год назад
I appreciate the time and effort you put into this. Love watching your videos.
@steveaustin330
@steveaustin330 Год назад
Love your fix-it show,Steve, top notch buddy!!
@Akari_Reinhart
@Akari_Reinhart Год назад
you a crazy fella paying all that money for potentially screwed consoles. but I enjoy watching these, really interesting and watching your videos I managed to fix my controllers and open consoles to clean.
@lagautmd
@lagautmd Год назад
It suggests to me that used consoles are maybe a bad idea for everyday folks to buy, considering what he finds in them. But, he's making money on RU-vid so the cost of the console is absorbed into that if it should turn out to not be repairable. But, if it is repairable, he can put it back on the market 'at cost' and he will still have made money on it from the RU-vid video of the repair.
@andreiwolffe739
@andreiwolffe739 Год назад
Awesome content my dude!!!! I'm really following you and the actions you make save mother nature!🥺
@DavidMannings
@DavidMannings Год назад
I'm very impress with TronicsFix. With alot of play time fixing PS5. He have gotten so good in taken PS5 apart and put his magic touch into fixing the problem. You rock dude.
@sdjmchattie
@sdjmchattie Год назад
I watched half the video before I noticed the My Mate Vince t-shirt. So good to see you guys supporting each other. Love it!
@Spartan007
@Spartan007 Год назад
For a PS5 to be that dirty just imagine how dirty and disgusting that persons house is. I have had mine since day 1 and opened it recently it was damn near spotless. I have 4 cats and a dog.
@ZachPeacock
@ZachPeacock Год назад
Right? I’m wondering if it’s in a hoarding house or the owners don’t change their house air filter…
@Matt7R
@Matt7R Год назад
Dust buildup can be much worse if you have the console on or close to the floor as that’s where the majority of dust accumulates
@boost1606
@boost1606 Год назад
Wow that wasn't very nice
@aelaan12
@aelaan12 Год назад
As soon as I saw the SSD cover missing in the third one I knew. I always will remember what you mentioned one time: Always use a small set of pliers to grip the plug and pull it up whilst carefully wiggling. The hair and grime in the second one are often the case when the room is not well "maintained". It could also be from smoking and an animal that is shedding. With the prices of the PS5 going up you could sell them fairly quickly I would think.
@hereticnasom
@hereticnasom Год назад
I am an IT system engineer. When I work on a PC or server, I use an ESD safe vacuum. I've never had any issues with static buildup, even before I got the ESD vacuum. This one just has a better filter.
@tradde11
@tradde11 Год назад
Aren't most vacuum parts plastic? So how could they build up static charge? Or discharge it. I know we had one at work and it weren't cheap but sure looked just like a regular small canister vacuum. You yourself are more likely to damage by static so thus wearing your wrist strap to prevent is wise.
@brightwebltd2864
@brightwebltd2864 Год назад
@@tradde11 the theory behind vacuums causing static is due to the movement of air particles transferring electrons from the plastics which results in a potential difference between the areas of negative air pressure and insulator (plastics). If I’m not mistaken, the static safe vacuums basically have a bare Earthed conductor at the aperture of the vacuum cleaner to discharge the vacuum (negative air pressure). P.S. you can rub a plastic tube with a cloth to generate electrostatic energy. This principle is how a Van der Graaff generator produces a charge.
@tradde11
@tradde11 Год назад
@@brightwebltd2864 Ok, I can accept that. I am not a scientist. I have forgotten anything about electricity I learned long ago in school. I do my best not to zip anything in my electronics. Who would have known about air particles transferring electrons. Thank you for explaining your reasoning.
@r6__joker851
@r6__joker851 Год назад
Thank you for your complete and comprehensive training. Very good!
@mrbussey
@mrbussey Год назад
Great fixes! Love the shirt. I miss the contests between you and Vince!
@dertwerst
@dertwerst Год назад
12:00 Hahaha, I love those little edits! Glad to hear vacuuming boards isn't dangerous. I think I've heard before that the main dangerous thing with vacuums generating static is if you make the fan spin.
@ghostmanhunter113
@ghostmanhunter113 Год назад
Just want to say, your videos are very interesting, I wish I had a ps5 of my own, and also Its cool seeing the inner workings of these consoles.
@Xlk422
@Xlk422 Год назад
So good love every clean the ps5s so satisfying and when you fix them :)
@loodck8854
@loodck8854 Год назад
I like watching your content I learned a lot from you keep it up :) I was wondering about your vacuum quality I couldn't find a good one
@virgildeklerk
@virgildeklerk Год назад
Great fixes ones again, sometimes a good clean really is enough to have you console work great again. I ones had a Ps4 with a little corner of the APU which was not covert with thermal paste and the ps4 was soooo loud, after applying the perfect amout is was really silent :D great video Steve.
@mikehibbett3301
@mikehibbett3301 Год назад
This is a great video of your imaginative approach to solving problems, thanks!
@nathanjohnson2474
@nathanjohnson2474 Год назад
I'm a slot technician. I love your videos, as they have helped me at home to maintain all of my consoles and electronics. I agree with your opinion on the vacuum, however, they do offer anti-static attachments for them. I use a RYOBI hand-held at work for cleaning and preventative maintenance. Talk about gross, these things are full of nicotine, ashes, stale beer, hair, etc... However, I'd rather deal with that than a PS4 full of cockroaches. Have a good one Steve! Great vid! Keep it up!
@Mymatevince
@Mymatevince Год назад
Thank you Steve! Great work as usual 👌👍👍
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Thanks Vince!
@limpfinger12
@limpfinger12 Год назад
Love the shirt! I like seeing RU-vidrs supporting other RU-vidrs
@StuartHicks01
@StuartHicks01 Год назад
Always a joy to watch your video's, also love the T-shirt.
@LoFiBeatz-YT
@LoFiBeatz-YT Год назад
I love when you successfully get everything fixed.
@Locomamonk
@Locomamonk Год назад
I loved the dramatic black and white recall video of the screwhole at 4:32
@12345.......
@12345....... Год назад
43 totally necessary screws 🤣 The only issue I have experienced with my ps5 (1000+ hours at least) is the fan clicks loudly when spooling up or down. Even replaced it with the same results
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Interesting, I’ve heard them click a bit but not loudly. That’s a strange one
@coincat295
@coincat295 Год назад
@@Tronicsfix hi
@simonaplin4031
@simonaplin4031 Год назад
It always amazes me how little care some people take with their belongings. Especially on expensive items like these. For an item which just sits next to the TV it really shouldn't be hard to keep it nice
@RavenWolfRetroTech
@RavenWolfRetroTech Год назад
More awesome repairs. This gives me confidence that I will be able to fix these myself but first they need to be about 20 years older...
@struanlawrie9819
@struanlawrie9819 Год назад
Hi, I love watching your repair videos, there's something kinda hypnotic about them, do you recommend leaded or unleaded solder? I prefer working with leaded as all unleaded stuff I've used has been rubbish (lacking flux and ruining my soldering iron end) but has that just been the wrong type?
@lethalted
@lethalted Год назад
Great job!!! Your videos have been so informative. What vacuum do you use?
@hunterg3933
@hunterg3933 Год назад
I always watch your amazing videos. Keep up the amazing work
@chantafreak
@chantafreak Год назад
Love the My Mate Vince shirt, love that channel as well as yours!
@sullivantheyellowsquare2024
Man I love wen you repair consoles phone and more... Btw I love your videos! Keep up the good work TronicFix! :D
@davicito4841
@davicito4841 Год назад
Question: Does the position of the PS5 (vertical or horizontal) matter in terms of prolonging or taking care of the liquid metal?
@AWboydie
@AWboydie Год назад
Im no expert but i loved the question. So gonna give my thought process it may be wrong it may be right someone would have to supply the actual answer. But im going to assume that it wouldnt the liquid metalnwould be packed in tigh enough that hotspots would create a convection current would allow it to flow around the area the liquid metal being is probably light enough to not be affected by horizontal or vertical positions. As for the dry spots in the video perhaps the metal leaked or just didnt have enough in the original build
@noobster6992
@noobster6992 Год назад
I am back on watching you and with the new transitions and bg music I felt like I am reborn.
@michaelhawkins8566
@michaelhawkins8566 Год назад
Love the added bluegrass for when you put back together the consoles
@CoMmAnDrX
@CoMmAnDrX Год назад
20+ years in the repair business, been using a shop vac, compressed air and a horse hairbrushs to clean pc's never zapped a system. However during the cold months and low humid I do spray my attachments with an anti-static spray.
@lukehyoshy
@lukehyoshy Год назад
The console number two was really dirty! 😅 I just fixed my xbox S controller thanks to your video showing the difference between the S and X series controller I love your content!
@100nisti5
@100nisti5 Год назад
Thats so cool that you are wearing my mate vince shirt! Cheers from finland!
@tjmarx
@tjmarx Год назад
Yey! The testing bit where you played the games on the system was great.
@Bada4ever
@Bada4ever Год назад
Congrats on all 3 successes!
@mtshark7
@mtshark7 Год назад
Nicely done Steve!
@wintersmonologue
@wintersmonologue Год назад
Boards and components are pretty resilient in my years of tech repair and assembly as well. It would take a GOOD shock to damage anything more than a vacuum or your normal static. That 2nd PS5 was very dirty. Oh boy.
@jonny555ive
@jonny555ive Год назад
First time here and I TOTALLY DIG your channel..... I am addicted right out of the gate. Your personality is great, you explanation of what you're doing is just perfect you're not using some big technical mumbo jumbo words..... I really REALLY like what your doing....... INSTANT SUBSCRIBER !!!!! I can't wait to binge watch I would say all of your content but I don't know how much there is.... so a lot of it anyway. Keep up the fantastic work and I'll smash that like button 👍 Later, -Jonny 5 🤘🤘
@eathenalexander2836
@eathenalexander2836 Год назад
Great video and great shirt . And with static. Linus did tests to see how dangerous static is to electronics. Results says it’s very very very difficult to harm electronics with static. So no one needs to worry about it.
@colinboneham7387
@colinboneham7387 Год назад
Great work Steve, defo better than the console going to scrap
@NewTestamentDoc
@NewTestamentDoc Год назад
best soldering job on the first HDMI port I've seen you do! You are getting very good at it. Even Northridge Fix would be proud!
@FMontanari709
@FMontanari709 Год назад
That's a nice tshirt you've got there! Vince will be happy to see this video!
@BobLeeSwagger91
@BobLeeSwagger91 Год назад
Nice video as always. Also about the aorus m.2 ssd I got a 2tb one works like a charm and I have plenty of space for anything I need.
@jayruka2508
@jayruka2508 Год назад
I think you might need to try other games outside of Trials to possibly uncover the crashing issue that PS5's have that isn't 100% known why it happens. Thought is either the APU or RAM causing crashing on some games and not others. I had a Digital PS5 that would crash when playing a more demanding game like Warzone or APEX legends, but never crash on lesser games like Sackboy, Fall Guys, etc.
@VR_SHOW
@VR_SHOW Год назад
Another great fix video! Thanks 🤗🤗🤗🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
@dmorales125
@dmorales125 Год назад
Your channel is the best channel I’ve seen on RU-vid. Would love to buy one of your repaired PS5.
@a.p.3439
@a.p.3439 Год назад
Thank you for your video! I'm surprised by these dry dots on the chip where the liquid metal is - that's strange, isn't it? How can that be?
@Mayden_America
@Mayden_America Год назад
Sometimes there's dry spots on the APU for the same reason PC CPU's have them. The die/heatspreader is not perfectly flat even though they look like it to the naked eye. So when you take off a cooler it will be pooled in one spot and flatter in others
@Desalater2
@Desalater2 Год назад
isnt that the whole point of liquid metal tho? you put it on both surfaces so they mate with each other and then it stays there? never used the stuff so only going by what i see on videos
@mrn234
@mrn234 Год назад
@@Desalater2 Doesnt help when you have a contact problem.
@GreenCinco12Official
@GreenCinco12Official Год назад
@@mrn234 If done right the liquid metal closes the gap of the "contact problem" so there should not be a contact problem.. That's the whole point of liquid metal.
@wossle73
@wossle73 Год назад
@@GreenCinco12Official Yeah it should Flow into Micro-Gaps, I Think it was Probably TIGHTENED a lot Harder on that corner, Which Creates All sorts of WEIRDNESS! (Like Gaps, or to much transfer space, in the Opposite Corner, even though the L/M is there. It Should be Even Pressure. We're not Talking a Carpenters Millimeters in Electronics👍)
@mrn234
@mrn234 Год назад
@@GreenCinco12Official yeah but not when its a contact problem like a too huge gap... Any kind of thermal paste or liquid metal only works when you have proper contact between heatsink and heatsource.
@asarand
@asarand Год назад
The first two weren't really broken though. Dirty, yes. Broken, no. I'd say you got a good deal except for the fact that you almost paid the full price for each of the three used PS5s.
@tobiwonkanogy2975
@tobiwonkanogy2975 Год назад
the 1st had mangled hdmi port and he soldered 20 pins in a space less than an inch . 2nd needed a full disassembly to function.
@caphowdy666
@caphowdy666 Год назад
I never get why he pays so much for broken goods as there is no guarantee they will be fixable. If I was buying a broken PS5, the most I would even consider paying is 50% retail price, and even that would be at a push.
@DesignIncase
@DesignIncase Год назад
@@caphowdy666 I don't think anyone would sell a used current console for half the price unless it experience very visible catastrophic failure. For part is still have quite a bit of value.
@caphowdy666
@caphowdy666 Год назад
@@DesignIncase Well they do here. Selling for parts only or as broken, they are always 50% or less of retail value.
@bigdawghoss9871
@bigdawghoss9871 Год назад
Great vid as always! My ps5 bluray drive tends to be a little loud upon boot/scan. Any tips for making it quieter? I know there was a few videos that reference the manual eject screw
@nermanus
@nermanus Год назад
The most interesting part imo, was the fan connector soldering so you should've shown more of that, otherwise it's an amazing video.
@tradde11
@tradde11 Год назад
How does something like that even break off? Someone trying to fix something doing something wrong and prying on that plug? I would think this plug would be fairly safe from damage.
@AngeloT2001
@AngeloT2001 Год назад
@@tradde11 Looks like someone tried to open it and yanked that plug, only explanation for that really
@bablei9242
@bablei9242 Год назад
i subbed hope u do more reviews and tutorials in the future bro
@OttawaOldFart
@OttawaOldFart Год назад
I use a leaf blower to clean my computer. I have done it 10's of times and never had an issue and I still have those machines, grand kids use it. I am talking about a i7-3770 from 2012 still in use and has been blown away countless times.
@TM_Stone
@TM_Stone Год назад
Great job as usual!
@MyklBlue69
@MyklBlue69 Год назад
Love the t-shirt Steve! 👍🏻👍🏻
@szaboandras6777
@szaboandras6777 Год назад
I just love the totally necessary pieces
@REMEDY-REPAIRS
@REMEDY-REPAIRS Год назад
Nice video man 👍🏾
@nstern2
@nstern2 Год назад
Metro vacuum makes a vacuum and a blower that are must haves if you clean electronics. We use their vacuum at work to clean toner cartridge spills. They work great and are designed to work on electronics.
@klorslug
@klorslug Год назад
Love that My Mate Vince shirt, and your vids of course
@centermass4552
@centermass4552 Год назад
That My Mate Vince shirt is awesome! Great channel!
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Agreed!
@Piyush-yk2yr
@Piyush-yk2yr Год назад
love the new transitions :)
@rfr653
@rfr653 Год назад
Good job mate 👍
@AleksanderFimreite
@AleksanderFimreite Год назад
I have also personally never had a problem with static electrisity from vacuuming. Allthough, I have encountered problems with it... One time I was lazy and did not turn off my computer before I started vacuuming. And it did flicker signal on my monitors when my vacuum got near the fans on the computer. My guess is that this was due to the disturbance of the dust buildup, which moved and caused something on the inside of the computer to short for a brief moment. But as long as the electronics are disconnected from power, this method should be safe.
@stefbcrich
@stefbcrich Год назад
Great work keep it up!
@ColossulTitan
@ColossulTitan Год назад
Love the t shirt Steve,brilliant video as always
@demondark4213
@demondark4213 Год назад
It's truly astounding how easy the internet makes learning these days. Thanks for the tutorial, my guy.
@Dacamster101
@Dacamster101 Год назад
Watching this makes me want to buy a broken ps5 and see if i can learn how to repair a console from watching his videos. seems like anything other than cleaning out dust would need experience though and im not sure if i can pick it up just from these videos. How long does it take to learn to fix consoles?
@bryans8656
@bryans8656 Год назад
I too use a small vacuum when cleaning out dusty PCs (carefully of course) and have never had a problem. For me it's preferable to blowing that dust all over the place with canned air.
@graphicd00d75
@graphicd00d75 Год назад
Great video! You almost have enough hair in those PS5's to make a toupe. Have you thought about using an air compressor to blow out the lint and dust from the heatsinks?
@JubileeCloudJMMC
@JubileeCloudJMMC Год назад
very nice...i startes soft soft learning.thank you so much....
@HiCZoK
@HiCZoK Год назад
Hey, love your videos. Could you consider switching to 4k? Lot more detail!
@CKorvis
@CKorvis Год назад
I admire your work ethic sir
@postmanpat6
@postmanpat6 Год назад
Steve rocking a My Mate Vince tshirt. Another great repair.
@border056
@border056 Год назад
We use a brushless ESD safe vacuum for our PCs and servers at work. The motor in a regular common vacuum can generate static, and if you're not properly grounded you can discharge it into the board. I have never personally had an issue myself, it's just better to be safe than sorry. 3M makes a good brushless ESD safe vacuum but it's $$$
@kudacharez4710
@kudacharez4710 Год назад
Love the great job and the my mate Vince t-shirt
@tanatadkasemsan383
@tanatadkasemsan383 Год назад
Great Video as always. I wonder why there are lot of broken hdmi port on these console? I understand that broken port usually happen on charge port but hdmi? I have no idea.
@Dekxy1986
@Dekxy1986 Год назад
I like your t-shirt from "My Mate Vince" hehe XD btw nice job on all 3 ps5's
@CipX05FNI
@CipX05FNI Год назад
That T-Shirt made me remember that series of videos where you and vince would fix the most broken consoles
@Foxfatherracing
@Foxfatherracing Год назад
Great shirt! I'm glad to see you watch vince as well.
@Goncalo_Filipe
@Goncalo_Filipe Год назад
Every 2 weeks I take the plates off and give a good clean with a gentle air blowing and vacuum cleaner and is clean as possible I have my ps5 since the release date and no worries so far everything is original 👍 I like your videos they explain everything very good, keep with the good work 👍👍👌
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