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Theoretically, if you know the PIN outs yes, but there would be no speed benefit.

about 3 to 4 minutes

1 amp (start very low when using a bench power supply)

@ConsoleTherapy yea I probably would have started at 0.5 but it's always good to know. Thank you for responding so quick. I have a ps5 doing this and I do board level stuff but not quite an expert just yet.

A Philips Cross Head Screwdriver is all you need

Hi - I have used a few models in the past, this one is good for a budget - amzn.to/4btsEkQ

@@ConsoleTherapy ps5 hdmi swap went well but the xbox series consoles are a pain in my ass, so i really appreciate it

@ConsoleTherapy whats your view on yihua? I have a hot air rework station from them and they sell their desoldering station around the same price. Wondering if youve used any of their stuff in the past.

@@poeskey I have, and they are a good brand for the budget. I have used one of their soldering irons before and it worked quite well - as long a you had the right size tip on it

Thank you very much

Not sure. My guess is power issues (unclean shutdowns, and surges) that corrupt the BIOS but I cannot say for sure.

Thank you mate, really appreciate you watching the videos and the comment. It is really through experience that I know that IC can cause an issue. I have changed quite a few now with the error and I would say about 7 times out of 10 if resolves the error code... however, it does not work 100% of the time. Also replacing the SSD ICs can fix that error code - I will have a video coming soon on that one!

Ya, tapi Anda bisa menggunakan motherboard yang berasal dari donor

It is a UART to USB Reader - like this one: amzn.to/4eKf2om

@@ConsoleTherapy thnx mate

Thank you

Good luck!

Thanks for the view and comment. It could be the same issue, it is hard to tell without testing, but we see many PS5's with this capacitor shorted. By the way, the second time you press the power button (when it beeps and shows no light) is just the PS5 "switching off" so that is normal when you first have the blue light then off issue

I usually check the entire HDMI circuit including all caps and diodes around the port and retimer

@ConsoleTherapy same no luck

Hi mate - thanks for view and comment. Just to double check - have you selected the correct Winbond W25Q16JVSNIM IC and also unchecked "Check ID" from the Options section (bottom left hand of the screen). If you have done that, then it does sounds like a faulty IC

Thank you very much

Should not really get worse over time based on the corrupted BIOS (it is either faulty or not). But the three beeps issue might be caused by other issues with your PS5 that might be getting worse over time

@@ConsoleTherapy well it happened when there was a blackout,the electricity came back after like 3 mins and it just did that.ive had it for 3 years and this is the first time encountering something like this

Thank you very much, and thanks for the view

Thank you... and agree, very common issue!

Hi Danny - thanks for the view and comment. The test reads the voltage drop from two points on a board, in this case the Retimer IC and ground. I have a list of what the values should be from a known working motherboard, so I simply compare the values and if they are different, it points to a possible issue with the area I am measuring. Hope that helps and good luck with learning electronics

@@ConsoleTherapy That makes sense. Thank you for taking the time to reply!

Might be due to a power loss etc

Hi Jenny - we are a repair company based in the UK. Please get in touch via consoletherapy.com

Thank you

Theoretically, it might be possible, but the simple answer is no. A USB C connector is reversible (the cable can be connected either way round) and a micro USB is not and has a set pin out. So you could trace all the pin outs to their correct connections on a USB C connector, but it is not as simple as dropping in a USB connector and it will work.

@@ConsoleTherapy yeah I imagined that it wasn’t as simple as swapping out the connectors, I’d say I’m fairly handy with a soldering iron and I’ve replaced many HDMI ports and USB ports, I just have this old controller I wanted to try it on, thought I’d ask a pro first as I’m no electrician 😂 duct tape? WD40? I’m your man 💀

@@bramhenry1163 Nothing wrong with a bit of duct tape and WD40 😂

It is celsius.. try removing the nozzle of your heat gun to ensure the most efficient heating of the port and board

@@ConsoleTherapy Thanks! Not sure what I'm doing worng.. it will not come off. I have up the heat to 890f and added some low melt solder. it seems that the top pins will not come out.. :(

Made the exact same mistake. Had to heat to about 800 Fahrenheit before it would come out. Only took like 3 mins then.

Use the low melting solder. If it’s an old console and has never been repaired it’s very difficult to get the factory solder to flow. Also I can’t stress about the importance of the flux.

Thank you and thanks for watching!

I normally use a 0.1 Enameled Copper Wire

@@ConsoleTherapy what about the heat ?? how the wire still attached

@@giovannigiorgio2262 The wire is attached using solder - I am not sure what you mean?

@@ConsoleTherapy i have jumper wire from AliExpress 200c can burn it 😂😂 the heat can burn the wire that what i mean and im sry my eng is bad

@@giovannigiorgio2262 Ah, your English is good my friend. Sorry to hear about your wire - unfortunately AliExpress is not the best place to purchase some consumables like wire and ICs

Are you getting any power to the Xbox at all?

@@ConsoleTherapyNot getting any power at all. When i plug in the power source and test with my multimeter, I get 12dcv from all three phases. There seem to be a ground fault on some component on the board though. Just not sure where to check after the Mosfets.

Same issue bro. Ever find a solution?

It is a Torx screw driver (you can buy a pack with many different size and style of heads like this one - amzn.to/3Q1Zy3Y)

Thanks Andres - not many people share the file, but it can be found online. Have a look on badcaps.net you might be able to find it on there - make sure you use the file for the correct model of PS5 that you have (CFIXXXX) and motherboard version EMD-XXX)

We do replace a few yes! If people are unplugging and re connected the HDMI cable often, then it can have wear and tear

Digikey sell them, but you might be able to find them on eBay

Thanks Zaff

If you are only buying one, then somewhere like eBay will sell them in small quantities - they are 100nf