PS5 Motherboard Repair. No Signal and No Fan Spin - HDMI Connector replacement 

Would be nice to have schematics and SMD specs too, to make the repair of those that are in more reliable, wouldn't it? Alas!

doesnt help much with the short lasting hardware and technical advantages over time making repairs very often more expensive than a new device. Also, repair shops should really think about their prices... thats by far one of the biggest problems, repairing anything doesnt make sense since repair shops are also getting greedy. I buy from time to time "defect" subwoofers, mostly for 10-100$ or if its a cheaper model even for free, only the way to pick them up. In nearly every case the sub was repaired in 30 minutes up to an hour with components for about 10-90 cent. And these repaired subs were sold for 200-1000$, depending on the model.... Just said, I began selling them really cheap and also in the description: "repaired/refurbished", but somehow they were going away faster than i could repair them, most didnt even ask for a better price since they were anyways hilarious cheap compared to other used ones, so i decided to make more profit out of it (i also wanted to enjoy a few for a while myself...) and still, people bought them, also if i had to wait a few weeks or even months. Its ridicilous how much money repair shops can make. Only think about a battery replacement at an iPhone.... the battery cost about 10$, probably for the shop even much cheaper, and they want something about 100$ for the battery replacement. I mean yes, i dont pay taxes, i dont have to rent any shop or so, and the few things needed like soldering station, multimeter, a few components, mainly caps and co were already there. But in the end.... repair shops could easily be much cheaper and so more stuff, otherwise e-waste, could be still reused.

I wish I was able to buy some broken electronics to try and fix them. I have no idea where to get my hands on any unfortunately.

@@m.e.h.8304 ebay and Facebook marketplace

@@m.e.h.8304 i know techtronics fix buys them off ebay

How do I get him to do some work for me? I have a rtx 3090 going out, I need help!

@@nicholasvetitoe2538 send it to hil. He did the same graphics card on another video. Send it to him and he’ll try to repair it.

@@nicholasvetitoe2538 how could ur 3090 fuck up so quick?

@@pumpkin4391 3090s tend to do that

Very kind words

perfect

Why not sending it back to Sony it has 2 year warranty and this isn't out for 2 years

One of few channels I really like 😁

Iam also love from india

Took the words right out my mouth!!!

@asdrubale bisanzio scooters/ebiles/moto is a winner in LA.

Really admire your passion to fix things. It reminds me of myself.

He’s not long posted about buying a $1.4m house. I think he’s doing alright.

He’s not long posted about buying a $1.4m house. I think he’s doing alright.

no thats intentionally so we always have to buy new stuff from this greedy companies

I’ve been in the business for what maybe 8-10 years. Most repair shops don’t do good work. They give the repair industry a bad name. I do this same type of repairs as Alex and I can honestly say “I don’t know how these businesses (competitors) stay in business.” Most use really shitty parts and a lot of them don’t know what they’re doing.

The first one was Hiroshima Soldering Service?😁

umm..... ofc when you change your phones, notebooks and graphics cards like underwear.... My phone is 6, soon 7 years old (iPhone SE 2016), before i had a early iPhone long ago and between a garbage Samsung phone (Galaxy S2) My notebook is 11 years old ... MacBook Pro 15" 2010. But i have also a "replacement", a new, fat and heavy gaming notebook. So still, my notebook is the 2010 MBP, i see the gaming notebook more as a desktop replacement. My graphics card i used until some months ago was a GTX 1070 (since also about 6, 7 years!), but i sold it for a higher price i paid in 2016, so a good deal xD Only your videocards..........660 to 760 was a useless upgrade, the 970 was ofc "great", but why a 1060 then? And why tf you would upgrade from a 1060 to a 1070? I also had a 1060 6GB for one day, but i sent it back the next day and ordered a 1070 because..... the 1060 was too weak somehow. Would you use your things longer, i bet you would have encountered much more deaths of your hardware. Even my 2009 MacBook Pro once broke into 2 halfes apart in about 2013. Not my fault, the heat of the fan exhaust weakened the glue holding screen and bottom together, luckily fixed in the 2010 model. But even my 2010 MacBook Pro "died" in 2019, but it was as with your Acer.... a bad cap for the GPU power supply, replaced it and voila, no GPU errors anymore and it was working fine as meant to be with the dedicated GPU. Ohh and btw, smartphones barely die, mostly they are getting that old that they are useless and/or the batteries performance is getting very poor and replacing doesnt make sense anymore so its getting thrown in the trash. Pretty much the same for GPUs (normally xD) aslong they are constructed well (= proper cooling, proper contact of the VRam, VRMs), they barely fail if at all. I only lost one GPU in my whole history of about 10 GPUs (from 1999 to 2016), it was a Geforce 8800 GT and it only broke because the manual fan control/curve somehow regret to work properly while gaming and the GPU overheated that heavily so partially the VRam desoldered. Could "repair" it 2x with baking in the oven, but since it needed 100% fanspeed and a GPU well below about 65 degree C to be stable, it was time to throw away. And this job is pretty easy, especially when you are interested in working on PCBs and finding the problem and so a solution to fix. I personally get cheap, broken subs for free or buy for typically 10-100$, in 99% of the cases the Class D amp has one or maximum a few bad caps, easily replaced and this subs are then worth 200-1000$ depending on the model, with barely time invested and easy fixes. The most annoying part is only removing covers or tear apart a ton of sandwiched PCBs to get acess to the parts you work on, thats it.