D.I.Y. Repair Assistance
E.D.S. is committed to providing fast, reliable repairs at affordable prices.
Find out why thousands have used E.D.S. to service all of their computing needs.
Are you an avid gamer who's faced with a broken console but don't know where to turn? Our DIY repair assistance offering might be the perfect fit for you. If you're comfortable disassembling your console or laptop, but need a expert to address the more difficult tasks, such as micro connector soldering, printed circuit board repair, etc. Give us a call!
You'll save money by fixing it yourself and feel confident in your ability to handle future repairs. Don't let a broken console stand in the way of your gaming - try our DIY repair assistance today.
If you are considering tackling a difficult D.I.Y. repair, call us for assistance with the more difficult aspects of the job. HDMI and power connectors are some of the most complex aspects of repairing a console or laptop. If you don't have the proper tools and experience, this type of work is all but impossible for the average DIYer.
Both of the circuit boards below were DIY repairs that didn't work out as planned. We were able to repair both boards, at a substantially higher cost to the customer.
If you have any questions before you start or during your repair, please feel free to give us a call!
Improper heat and temperature control while attempting to lift the HDMI port will peel the pads and traces away from the printed circuit board. This is now a very difficult and time consuming repair.
Several of the traces here are cracked, and many of the pads are ripped off the board and will no longer make a connection. "No-Video" signal all day!
From replacement connectors, batteries to soldering equipment and components, we have everything you need to get the job done right. So if you're a DIY enthusiast looking for high-quality, inexpensive parts and tools, be sure to check out our selection today.
Below you will see a before and after Xbox One S HDMI port replacement photos. On the left, the pads and traces are in good condition, after the damaged connector was removed. On the right, you can see the new connector was placed and soldered down properly to avoid bridges which cause shorts and permanently damage to the ESD diodes and Re-Timer chips.
