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Thank you!

Don't you have to take the board off anyway to undo the wires?

Yeah it is buried in there

I usually use around 350-400c with lower airflow because the lead free solder melts at a much higher temperature than leaded so make sure to add leaded to each leg to help it melt faster. My advice is go slow up in temp and keep the heat focused and you should be fine!

Is it overclocked?

Clean the pad and use flux. Also strip the wires back a bit so you are soldering wires not melting plastic.

You should be able to solder them back to where they go. Good luck!

It is a T8 Torx security bit that is needed

Thanks you for watching!

You can get a kit on amazon, I get mine from a wholesale supplier. I have not found a specific brand that works better than others, rule of thumb is don't get the cheapest.

I don't think it was but it could have been. They for sure had it standing up instead of laying down flat though.

Yes, or he didn't show the removal of the warranty tape covering the screw near fan cover.

Thank you!

Yes laying down is better for these than standing up.

That’s what mines doing right now! Does it still work? Did you use Liquid Metal or thermal paste????

There is a lot of arguments about this but I would suggest laying flat with the PS5.

I would not use thermal paste. It is designed to use the liquid metal and it would make a huge mess if you mixed any of it together.

@@dackselectronicrepair yeah i saw a few other videos about it and concluded it would be a bad idea😅 thanks for the answer though

Yes I did.

Awesome job!

Good call, if you get even a small area of dryness on the chip it will overheat!

@@dackselectronicrepair I'm a novice. I only know that bc it happened to me a month ago, and i had to redo everything. all the 500 screws haha. I'm about to replace my first hdmi port so tnx for the video.

Bang on a dry spot is a definite no no

Awesome Job! You are the reason why I do these videos!

You are welcome!

I am so glad!

Yes you would. They are part of the assembly.

You could use a desoldering wick and a solder sucker to remove all the solder from the legs and pins of the hdmi but it would be a long process.

Glad you got it done!

Thanks for watching!

You should! It is a skill most do not have which makes it profitable.

Yes they are, I can count on one hand how many times I was able to remove them by pulling and I have done a ton of them!

I know, but really it is just a giant fan tube that vents out of the top! These things just suck everything out of the air!

I have found that you it is better to just do the motherboard side. It has the foam walls that make sure it doesn't leak onto any other components when resandwiching the cooler back on. Everything stays where it should. I do make sure the cooling pad side does not have an oxidation on it so it transfers the heat properly.

I hope it works for you!

@@dackselectronicrepair It worked quite well! Im waiting for a new SD card reader for it. I damaged it in the reassembly process. Otherwise everything is back working like new.

Pc is great as well!

Yes you can do all these extra steps if you desire. I have found that adding solder back to the pads is enough to make the new ones stick just fine without using a solder wick. Tinning the legs of the new port is something that can be helpful.

Do you mean do you have to remove the old liquid metal? If so, no you do not.

@@dackselectronicrepair nope, thermal pads

@@romamazlov4351 Only if they come off, I have never had to.

@@jeremydack2375 I smeared the new ones, there were traces of oil next to the old ones

It is isopropyl alcohol. Not necessary with no clean solder but I like to clean it up.

Make sure it is seated properly in motherboard and that all the connections are correct

@@dackselectronicrepair yes I did that plenty of time same result

The ribbon cable retainer clip broke off?

Yes 😅 the plastic part pop off, but the internal metal pieces are still soldered to the motherboard i can't find anything about it online

I am not sure where you can source one of those

This is the one I have and it works very well (You can spend way more but I haven't found the need to). www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RPMR4Y4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

That is all I want from my videos, not to help or share knowledge, but to make people almost poop their pants. Almost though, not actually poop, I am not a monster.

Liquid Metal Thermal Paste, 79... www.amazon.com/dp/B0BLZ41J1B?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Yep this is the PS5 version of freezer and smoke a bowl!

(also, I'm doing this all by myself too, they will not help me nor buy anything for me. will I need a sotering kit? if so what's the best cheapest brand?

That is awesome you are attempting to fix your hdmi port. You really need a hot air rework station with a soldering iron and hot air gun. I don't want to discourage you but this is a difficult job to start with.

Ya sorry buddy Sony is a dream killer

Yes that is correct. When you swap all the internals to a new screen and frame assembly all your information is there.

There is something very satisfying about taking a gross broken thing and making it perfect again!

Yes it is no fun when the traces get ripped out! Not impossible but very frustrating. I had one that had half of them ripped off. I had to start and walk away for a day on that one!

@@dackselectronicrepair it is the same of what I encountered, I have to just leave it and went back to it the next day...

Is it applicable to the versions with a disc drive? Recently got one for free and immediately knew the HDMI port was bad.

Make sure the pins are not bent in the wrong direction and that they line up with the copper pads, it is possible you just need to replace that part as well. Good luck!

@@dackselectronicrepair Thanks! I didn’t know they existed on Amazon for $7, gonna grab a few. Cheers dude

Not sure that would be very cost effective for you but if you want to send me message on my Facebook business page that would be fine. facebook.com/dackselectronicrepair

Yes that is true, luckily the replacement screens are pretty cheap!

Sorry to hear that! It does happen though.

Thanks for the sub!