This Xbox Series X HDMI port is destroyed, here's how to fix it
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- čas přidán 20. 11. 2022
- This Series X probably got transported with the cables connected, or maybe somebody tried to force a connector when they shouldn't have. Either way, here's how we'll teardown Microsoft's newest console and replace the HDMI port
I am not responsible for damage or data loss caused by you to your device, this is not a guide for beginners and reasonable safety precautions should be followed. Attempt this repair at your own risk.
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Man I swear I’ve been very gentle with my series X, it just seems like it was an issue to begin with. I never had an hdmi port issue with my PS5 or older gen Xbox’s. A lot of people seem to also get defective hdmi ports maybe it’s the design of the series X.
Most common thing I see are people that will transport their console with the cables connected still. So if it slides in the backseat of a car and hits the cord that's still in the port, port loses the fight. But I have seen some from factory that are just barely attached, so quality control could definitely step it up a bit
@@TapticDigital I broke my connector when doing some cable management. Should have just left it messy.
@@FullThrottleMonty ouch! Always unplug when rearranging or moving things. Cables are cheap, the stuff they connect to isn't 😭
Samee I'm barely gonna get one soon
Have 3 console with bad hdmi ports 2 series x, and one s. I want to replace myself, but I’m nervous I may damage it.
Great video man, saw you editing it on stream and it turned out very good.
Very good video. Straight to the point. Thank you. I’m getting my soldering kit tomorrow
The skill you have with that micro soldering is crazy. I spent a few days trying to just realize my solder was too big. Got .3 and it’s actually possible now but still insanely difficult to nail right
Probably has a big magnifying glass stand to look through
Put some flux and some solder on the pads before soldering the HDMI it will help.
This is super helpful. Lots of insight and concise. Thank you!
This helped, I got mine in Feb 2021 and my son just broke it, never had an issue, this saved a headsche
I love the whole "while Im in here" step of removing the old thermal paste.
It's always a good idea when you take the heatsink off and break that thermal seal, plus I like seeing how crunchy it gets!
very informative. using kapton tape on smd components can be dangerous sometimes. when you start to applying from its coner, kaptop starts to shrink within smd components.
Noticed a few steps and components missing or left out that are very important for someone that’s not familiar with this
Great video! Personally I use low melt on the anchor points. They come right out with wick if you do that. Just gotta make sure to get it all out! Lots of flux :) I like your technique for doing the pins! Think I'll try that next time.
I want to say thank you very much good sir for this because I have now successfully repaired my first xbox hdmi port. hats off to you for the detailed video thank you again.
Glad it helped!
what tools did you get away with using?
Where did you get your ports? What soldering kit did you use?
Holy shit this looks awful. Definitely going to send it to the factory or something. I’m pissed I didn’t even do anything to my Xbox.
Shit I’m just glad I’m not the only one i played my Xbox for about 20 hours left it alone for 2 years and then boom wont pick up the picture like wtf is that about lol🤦🏻♂️
@@xxxb1gk3vxxx take it to a store that repairs electronics that’s what I did and they fixed it
@@Thatguy55595how much?
@@BruhhgzzThe fact he said nothing says enough, and now mine just got fucked. I heard they dare ask almost $300. I don't have that kind of money, I'll never be able to play again.
@@testaccountusa4828I called in and they said 200 dollars. I laughed and said “thanks for the quote goodbye”. The part is 12 dollars on Amazon and it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to watch a guide on replacement. Those repair places are insane.
Love the video, you make it look so easy. What airflow do you have your hot air station set to? I had trouble getting this thing to budge. Thanks
Thank you! 😊 I set my air to about 450, it still takes a while to actually melt the factory unleaded solder, which would melt better at 480, but risks overheating the actual board into thermal shock.
This video is great! Much unlike my soldering skill.
Super professional video! Haven’t even watched other ones yet on repairing the Xbox hdmi cause I’m already convinced this is the best one out there! Do you offer this repair if I were to send you an Xbox series x?
Thanks! Unfortunately I don't offer mail-in repairs just yet but I would recommend checking local shops with decent reviews!
@@TapticDigitalhow much does it usually cost
Thanks a bunch this was helpful!!
Hi there, picking up your tweezers and silicone mat from the links provided (already have the small screwdriver set). Do you have a recommendation for a good starter soldering kit to do this job, that includes flux and the wick? Thanks.
I actually keep an inexpensive kit at home instead of the overkill Hakko. I'd recommend a Tilswall Soldering Station, they are 65w and offer temperature control, and it's only about $60. Unfortunately wick and flux are separate. I like Techspray brand wick, and ChipQuik brand flux, but usually any kind will do
@@TapticDigital thank you sir!
@@TapticDigital hello!
Would you mind recommending to me which # wick to grab? Will #3 do? Thanks.
outstanding video thank you!
Wih stickers over screws, I usually blow it with a heat gun or hairdryer on one side while pushing a blade underneath, then just slowly peel it off while giving a lil heat and stick just above till ready to go back. It just looks better
That's exactly how I remove most warranty void stickers 😂 sometimes they go back on, the company never needs to know!
How many Watts is your soldiering tool? I’m over here with a flame thrower an thermal lance an can’t get the legs to let go..
What brand of thermal paste did you use?
Will this replacement port still be able to output 4K at 120Hz? Is there a difference between replacement parts, or will all of them support HDMI 2.1?
Great work!
Thanks Connor! Thankfully the only port compatible with this model is one that supports 2.1, so you should have no issues!
@@TapticDigital Mine was just repaired today. It's not outputting more than 1080p, could the issue be that it needs additional solder? or could it be an issue with the Booster IC chip?
Thank you!
@@ConnorDrummond23 the plot thickens... When I test consoles at the shop I only have a 1080p TV, so it usually changes the resolution setting. But if yours isn't a setting change I'd lean more towards that booster/retimer chip. Sometimes when a port is damaged it can burn up that chip as well. If you had it repaired at a shop they should cover that under a warranty
Thanks for the video. I need to do this but looks like way too much work and many steps to damage it if not careful. Plus the specialized tools needed. Dang oh well
Disassembly is the easy part, unfortunately I can't say the same for the soldering unless you have experience working on smaller components. Check out some local shops with decent reviews!
Nice vid 💯❤
What kind of solder are you using? As far as Tin/lead percentages?
Not sure, but commercial electronics have aggressively moved away from lead. (yeah good thing) You can still get lead solder for hobbyists, but it is also going away. Most common 60/37%. (which is also a good thing)
I need help, I installed a port all pins are connected it all worked for a little bit then hdmi suddenly stopped worked seconds after being plugged in, I did everything by the book I fix like 7 a day but now I got one I cant figure out
Where can that thermal paste be purchased ? Like a hardware store ? Thank you for the informative video 👈🏼‼️😀
You can find thermal paste at most electronics stores and some hardware stores, though they may be marked as "thermal grease" at a hardware store.
@@TapticDigital appreciate, Thank you ✌🏼
“At speeds a small Honda Civic could only dream of achieving”fucking dying
How doable is this if I have some, but limited experience soldering? Seems like a good heat gun is the trick?
I wouldn’t recommend it for a beginner, the heat gun isn’t too difficult, it’s soldering the pins on the port that can be kind of tricky. You have to have very thin solder to avoid it smearing or bridging multiple pins together with melted solder. If you do attempt this I would recommend having a good bit of flux to keep the solder from smearing around, and solder wick to undo any blobs that might appear.
If you dont know what you are doing, don't attemp this. Just tried it. Dissembly is easy, gettimg the hdmi port off and back on without ripping pads off is not going to happen. Leave it tonthe pros. Now I have a board missing pads, so its pretty much useless now. Dont learn the hard way like I just did
It's not as bad as you are making it. The problem is, people get too impatient. It takes some serious heat to free the thing. So you have to be careful and take your time. I actually added some lower melting point solder to the pins before I removed it so it would mix with the factory solder and lower the melting point, because I was so paranoid.
5:50 Have you tried the solder vacuum pens? Common item that sucks the liquid state solder into it. I am sure you have seen these spring blue and lt blue pens for decades.
I have, and recently after getting a Hakko solder sucker my entire repair flow has changed. As long as you keep them clean they work wonders!
@@TapticDigital The are cheap, very disposable almost, the plastic ones. The metal ones, be sure to use minwax paste wax on the tips and insides. Just jab the tip in the wax. They make no clog ones, they make one that you can heat the tip of the sucker while heating the solder.
Big fun!!
@@rwhite9994 so we can wick the solder off, we can suck the solder out, what happens if I take an air compressor instead and blast it out?
@@TapticDigital Have no idea.
I am sure the risks, would not be worth the reward.
What do you charge to fix the hdmi port
What is the list of tools that was used for this project?
You’ll need a precision screwdriver set with security torx bits, a hot air station, and a soldering iron with flux and solder wire.
Can you use a regular cheapo hear gun from harbor freight? I have soldering experience.
You sure can, as long as it can reach up to about 400-450c
What kind of soldering gun did you use? I borrowed one and it could not have gone worse
I use a Hakko FM203-HD, it's pretty overkill but I do a lot of soldering. Adjustable temperature is a must, and you'll want around 800f to melt the factory solder
@@TapticDigital thanks for the reply!
Super helfpul thanks ao much!
any recommendations on where to send this to get it fixed? 10 years ago I would fix them popular iphone screens, this is wayy above my level of confidence.. LoL greatly appreciated!
I'd first check some local computer or phone repair shops as most offer this service. Worst case, look up Chase Fournier on CZcams or ShaneFix
why not show disconnecting the second data cable?
Just when I thought I was gonna do this myself lol😂
I feel like most people think "okay this is easy, this isn't so bad, this is fine, holy cow nope I'm out!"
My exact thoughts 😂😅
Facts lol man I’m finna pay $175 to get it fixed
Luckily I joined the Army as a radio comsec repairer and had to learn to solder/desolder
What are those tiny components on hdmi rail inch and half up and can they be ordered somewhere?
Those are just small filters, they can be ordered separately but off the top of my head I'm not sure which chip they are
@@TapticDigital I knocked off one for someone and now they aren't able to adjust resolutions and am thinking that is issue. Got image on screen for myself but didn't change resolution, so am thinking may be that but will be getting back tomorrow and will see for sure after some diagnostics. If anyone knows what they are and where can order, would be appreciated
What solder did you use at 5:56?
Not too sure, it's some Chinese brand of leaded solder
Where can i get a soldering tip that small?
It’s a wee little tip for sure! I get mine from Hakko, they offer a lot of precision tips. They have one that basically looks like a nail, but unfortunately because it’s so thin it barely heats up enough. If you can find a nice pointy conical tip you’ll be set!
This is probably a dumb question but which type of flux did you use? does it matter which one i use, same for paste on the back board itself? please lmk thank you
Any kind works. I use ChipQuik tacky flux, it dries and then chips off easily. Flux isn't entirely required either, just depends on your preference
aha thank you, appreciate it. a friend of mine's HDMI is destroyed so i've gotta try fix it. just got another new series x HDMI replacement on amazon, dp you have any tips when it comes to soldering. i've a steady hand. i have some (mx4 thermal compound i use for my pc. could i use that to replace the previous paste? thank you once again. saved the day lol. i watched others to this and your video is 100x better @@TapticDigital
@@TapticDigitalhi there so I'm currently trying to remove the HDMI from the motherboard and nothing is happening. How long do i have to keep the heat gun on the board for? Does a 350w do the trick instead of 450w
I don’t know if this is caused by the HDMI port mines a little loose. It looks like and 5-10 minutes into playing a game. The sound becomes choppy and laggy. I have to unplug it and plug it back in for it to register but then it does it again.
Could indicate an issue with the encoder chip, but could also be a slightly loose port
Can a Xbox be taken somewhere to get cleaned ?
I need help when I was trying to remove my disc drive one of the wires popped out when I was trying to take it off and the pins were shown bented
It happens every now and then, the best thing you can do is carefully reinsert the pin into the connector. It should still work fine
@@TapticDigital something is stuck in the sata cable and i think the black part of that is under the pins it got stuck in there
Thought I'd find a video to show me how to replace it. Yeah, I'm not gonna try this myself. Haha
We're you not worried about burning the board when trying to remove the solder with a blow gun?
Not at all, as long as you keep the heat moving. Console PCBs are capable of handling way higher temperatures than regular boards, they contain a lot of excess copper throughout the board (intentionally) making the entire thing act like a heatsink. I've only ever blown out one board, a PS4, and it was intentional as I was testing the board's heat limit. Two heatguns at 450C blasting a single spot, took a good 8 minutes before the internal layers catastrophically split, was very cool!
I got my hdmi slot replaced on xbox series x and had to buy a new hdmi cable. I purchased a anker brand. Now my TV struggles to show 4k it keeps going in and out of game mode. And on the screen there are little dots on the screen.
Usually caused by a loose solder joint on the HDMI or the beginning of an encoder chip failure. In rare cases it could be the cable not being able to support a high resolution and refresh rate, but as far as I know Anker is one of the better ones. I’d take your Xbox back for a warranty repair at the shop, they should have caught that during testing
Thanks for the response.
Mine has a yellow plastic thing that’s keeping the new port from seating any suggestions?
Is it the circular bit that was under the old HDMI? If so, the new one will sit on top of that plastic, no need to remove it. If it's just yellow tape it can be removed and discarded.
I wonder how much it is to clean everything internal
Depends on the shop, I've seen places charge anywhere from $20-$100. I typically charge around $40 for time and materials
Just tried this repair. Now the xbox turns on, white light, straight off again. I swear the pins were not bridged and they were all attached to the board. If they had bridged, would that cause this issue?
It can, though I will say the turn on-turn off issue has plagued Xbox since the One/One S, all the way to the Series S/X. It can be a real nightmare to track down. I might start with removing the HDMI port entirely and then attempting to power the console on, you don't need video to know if it stays on.
The Xbox series X seems to be deceptively fragile; it appears strong and I've been so gentle yet the HDMI is broken apparently, my first Xbox in years and it breaks the day Gamestop (the store that i putchased it from last year) closed down in my country. It is not that uncommon a problem either apparently, but I can't believe this...
Interesting enough Microsoft only puts solder under the pins, instead of envoloping the pin with solder to bond it with the board. This means the joints are very weak against any kind of force. Almost like they want you to ship it off for repairs with them...
@TapticDigital I almost don't want to believe that. But it is Microsoft and I have a bad history with their products
Where to get the hmdi replacement piece
Many parts vendors like Injured Gadgets or Gadgetfix are good choices, you can also find some on Amazon or eBay
My friend wants me to fix his Series X HDMI port but I’ve never soldered before. It doesn’t look hard though.
I’m not saying I make it look easy, but I kind of make it look easy. I’d definitely recommend practicing soldering on a few other things first!
@@TapticDigital ok I’ll do that thank you great video you got my sub.
how can one add on a new port with a hot air station without melting the pin holder inside the port.
Heatgun the board first until the solder melts, then using pliers or tweezers insert the new port into the holes on the board, and take the hot air off. Removing a port usually melts it, but installing a port shouldn't, no need to heatgun the new port
I bought a used series X just like this yesterday. I tested everything before I bought it but i noticed the seller had to jiggle the hdmi at the port to get it to show on screen. After it did everything on the box seemed to be in order. I went through the settings tested the network card amd even did a factory reset on it. So i bought it. But the guy ripped out the cables so carelessly and violently at the end. It made me cringe. Anyway I took it home and upon plugging it in sure enough it wont show up on screen and the hdmi housing is noticeably loose. I almost fainted. I sold my series S and my drone to buy this thing. I'm so financially strapped right now I don't think I can recover from the hit. It's such a shame too the Xbox seems almost new. I opened the back and its sparkling clean inside and out but I'm too scared to go any further with the repair myself. I just don't know what I'm gonna do now. Any suggestions?
What an insane amount of disassembly just to access the HDMI port, which is an obvious design flaw.
Seriously, the HDMI port is in the exact spot that if you even slightly rock the console backwards while plugged in, it breaks it
If you invent a hot swappable HDMI port and sell them the patent, you’ll be very rich and I’ll be behind you 1000%. They could have done so many other things, like putting the port on its own daughterboard that could be easy replaced if broken
MEtal cross - it is a good idea to undo each screw gradually, GPU can break if you release tension on one edge and not the other. Just a friendly advice
Good tip, treat it like lug nuts on a car tire!
How do I get the smaller data Ribbon off
When you first open it? It technically has a tiny latch on the connector but it’s really small and hard to access, I usually just gently tug on the ribbon and walk it out.
@@TapticDigital thank you I really appreciate it!
Wow literally exactly this happened to my series x seems like while I could have been more careful, this was not exactly the most resilliant design either.
It’s really not, I’d love to see a screwed-in design or some kind of reinforcement. It’s hands down the most common repair I do on consoles.
What heat gun do u use
Quick 861DW, completely overkill for most people. Any heatgun that can reach 450C will do just fine!
welp you skipped over the power ribbon cable. messed mine up. unfortunate for me.
Did the connector come off with it? Used to happen a lot to the hard drive and drisc drives on the One S. You should be able to jam it back down without issue.
@@TapticDigital the conector is super loose now. Didnt realize i needed to push on the conector then pull cable.
How hot should I use the heat gun?
To melt the factory solder you’ll want around 420c-450c at a medium airflow
@@TapticDigital thank you for the fast reply I’m trying to do it myself for the first time want to make sure I do it correctly
How long does it take? IRL TIME?
😉Longer than this video. I'd say about an hour, maybe two or three if it's your first one
@@TapticDigitaldarn. It might take me a while to do one in the future, but it'll be totally worth it. I just need the right tools (I have a soldering iron, solder, some flux, thermal paste, but no Isopropyl Alcohol and no hot air station).
How much would it cost to get this repaired?
Most shops I've seen charge between $150-$200 for this console
What would make it not power on afyer doing this
A bad short, a disconnected power supply, or most commonly I see people forget to plug the power button ribbon back in
How much would one charge to do this?
Most shops seem to charge between $150-$200
It’s counterintuitive alright, they do it purposely to see that someone did work on them for warranty purposes.
Bingo. Sometimes I like to challenge myself to make it look like it’s never been touched, heatgunning the void stickers off cleanly and wiping any residues. It’s fun!
where do i take it to repair
Local shops with good reviews! A lot of cell phone repair shops also do consoles.
my hdmi port blew out. idk how,
How much to fix my hdmi port? Same exact damage
I don't offer mail in repairs just yet, check local shops with good reviews. Even franchises (in the US) like CPR or UBreakIFix offer console repair at reasonable prices!
UBreakIFix charges $199 + tax. Microsoft is $299. I'm still trying to decide what to do.
@@FullThrottleMonty honestly Ubreak is pretty reliable in my experience. You might also have a CPR Cell Phone Repair nearby that offers the service too. I personally wouldn't recommend the Microsoft route, they are expensive and take a long time, and honestly at that price you could almost buy a new console.
@@FullThrottleMonty the one near me tried to charge me $350 to fix it but I did i was like hell nah so I’m trying to do it myself
I just fixed mine I bought it for 160$ with me having to drive to go ger it. Idk if I'll ever mess with another one that someone already removed the port. They lifted 5 pads... I got it together though I think if I dont get another one for like 100$ if they messed with it themselves they can keep it😂😂
I think I fucked up it doesn’t turn on no more 😢
How do you turn it on
I turned this one on for testing by temporarily plugging the ribbon back in. In most cases it's best to reassemble properly and use the power button like normal.
Buy a solder sucker - it will really help pulling the solder out of the holes and they’re very cheap :)
It's amazing how many pro's don't use one though, I can't get my head around it.
Absolutely! It was painuful to watch him struggle!
What hdmi ports do you buy to replace on the series x? Is there any specific port you'd recommend?
As far as I know there is only one type compatible with the Series X. I recommend parts vendors like Injured Gadgets, MobileSentrix, or Gadgetfix
@@TapticDigital I really appreciate the response friend!
Can you do this for me😭😭😭
Mine is just wobbly
So this is why i payed an extra 200$ for a warranty, and when i sent mine in cuz of broken hdmi, they just sent it back. Because you literally have to turn this fucker inside out to fix one input
Is it possible to just replaces the main board? No chance i can solder that😂
May as well buy a new Xbox at that point! Check with some local computer and phone repair shops, lots offer soldering!
I cannot get the feet solder out. My gun is at 800 still cant get it out
If using Fahrenheit you'll want at least 890. The solder in the feet themselves may not come out, and you may have to heatgun it till it's liquid and then force the new port in place
@@TapticDigital I can't even get the port off. I'll try more
I just don't want to over heat it
@@ejg34 I can almost promise you won't, the boards take so much heat because of how effectively it spreads heat. As long as you keep the air moving in a circular pattern you should be ok
@@TapticDigital thank you kind sir. Appreciate your response
Can I pay you to fix mine? Literal broke from falling .
I don't offer mail-in repairs just yet but I would recommend checking local shops with decent reviews! Most cell phone and tablet repair places also work on consoles.
Looks like Microsoft hardware quality is alot better than sony's
Is 200 a reasonable price for this repair? Thats what the places out here charge.
Sounds about right, I see mostly $150-$200, anything more is kind of overpriced
If I ship you my Xbox would you fix it? I’m no where near skilled enough to do this. Let me know how much you would charge and I’ll cover shipping both ways
My hdmi port is toast. Oh well. Its either i pony up 316 dollars to msft to fix it or i buy another.
Can't believe how flimsy the hdmi port is on this system.. straight garbage
Don't send that to Microsoft and their overpriced repairs. Half the time they don't even disassemble the console, claim "the board is broken" and ask you to buy a new one, total scam. Any local repair shop should be able to get this done for less than $200, in a matter of hours.
@@TapticDigital thank you. I'll look into a local repair shop
The least u could do was link all the tools you used
That’s definitely the least I could do, and exactly why they’ve been linked in the description since the video was released. As for soldering equipment, that’s user choice.
Need something else? A link to the part...
Amazon, eBay, Injured Gadgets, MobileSentrix, all very reputable but some will require a business license.
Hold on, give me time. I’ve got a solution….
People in az said that they were going to charge me $199 to fix
That sounds about right on average, I've seen anywhere from $150-$250.
@@TapticDigital I am fixing it myself for less than $100, is there anything special I should know beforehand?
@@samuelnelson8538 just that you are hopefully pretty familiar with soldering smt components! The pins can be pretty tricky. Also it will take a bit longer to heatgun out compared to most soldered parts!
Hi - I took this somewhere to get repaired and found your video after. The guy put in a. We port but there was no option beyond 480p. He said something yesterday about a fix he found online that he thought had to do with a chip. Today he said that he was right about the chip and ordering a new one. Does this sound right to you?
@@kenlyons3811 yep that's about right, sometimes a damaged HDMI port can cause a short to the HDMI Encoder which is a little black square chip near the port. This chip allows it to output 1080, 2K, and 4K resolutions. But if it shorts out the Xbox defaults to any resolution it can, which is usually really low.
This can also be caused if two specific pins on the back of the port are badly soldered, but in most cases it's just the chip
All that to get to the HDMI which is right there in plain view. Freaking stupid….
Why the hell does this have to be so hard? It eeally should be easier.
I dream of the day they make these things modular, and I can just plug a new port in
@TapticDigital that day seems too good to be true. My HDMI broke and Microsoft wants $430 canadian to fix it. I can just buy a used one at that price.
@@TheRealBruceWayne01 noo don't go for Microsoft, they're probably just going to send you a refurbished one back. Check around for some local repair shops, most cellphone and computer repair shops also offer console repair at reasonable prices. This repair should cost $269CAN at the absolute most!
Man I just broke mine.
Did it at least make a good crunchy sound? How’d it break?
@@TapticDigital I was rolling my wheelchair an my wired controller cord got tugged under it. It had allot of play when plugging it in the back. Like a 10th of a inch wiggle. An when I looked inside the copper prongs were smashed on the right edge. I scheduled an appointment with assurion ubreakifix hopefully they don't knock me over the head I already got a dental appointment before that.
@@TapticDigital and it fell onto its back wires :( I just got 15 dubs on warzone Rebirth Island too.
duck I'll just buy a new one lol
Take it a shop! Costs less than half a new console most times.
lol, now show removing the actual jack
Damn it. Soldering. I'm out
😂8