PS5 and Xbox HDMI port repair on the Wirral and across Merseyside.
No signal on the TV, a picture that cuts out when the cable moves, or a port that's bent or broken: a damaged HDMI port is one of the most common console faults. The port is soldered to the main board, so a proper repair means micro-soldering, which we do in-house.
How the repair works
Diagnosed first
We check it really is the port, and not the cable, the TV or a fault further along on the board.
Old port removed
The console is stripped down and the damaged port taken off the board.
Pads and traces repaired
Under the microscope, the pads are cleaned, and any damaged pads or traces are rebuilt and sealed with UV solder mask.
New port and testing
A new port is soldered in and the console is tested on a screen before you collect it. Board-level repairs like this are aimed at same day.
Prices
Prices are a guide, not a fixed quote: parts prices change daily, so we always confirm your exact price before we start. See all repair prices.
| Model | Options and guide prices |
|---|---|
| PlayStation 5 | £70 |
| Xbox One | £65 |
| Xbox Series S | £70 |
| Xbox Series X | £80 |
Tap a part type in brackets to see what it means, or a model to see every repair for it. Parts can sound confusing, and that's fine: message us on WhatsApp or call 0151 388 0365 and we'll explain what each part is and does.
From our bench
Questions
Is it worth fixing?
Almost always: a new port costs far less than a replacement console, and your games and saves stay as they are.
Can the port be replaced without soldering?
No. On PS5 and Xbox consoles the HDMI port is soldered to the main board, so it needs proper micro-soldering.
Get a free quote.
Tell us your model and what's wrong, and we'll confirm the price before any work starts. Drop it off, have it collected anywhere in Merseyside, or post it to us from anywhere in the UK.