XBOX One S HDMI Header Destroyed. Can we fix it?
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
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This video shows the repair of an XBOX One S motherboard with a badly damaged HDMI header - most of the pins were ripped out from the board meaning a new port couldn't be installed. Can we fix it?
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Lovely soldering Andy. Good to see you uploading again 👍
Keep going mate! I watched your videos in Jan 2020 and was hooked. In March 2020 because my contract ended at Jet2 and pandemic I started a repair business (in York) with what i had learnt, buying faulty consoles and repairing and selling them on ebay and now I have customers. Thanks to people like you I was able to make a living doing a completely different job during lockdown. I'm a contract Microsoft programmer and since been able to get back into work but i'm still doing the console repairs on the side :-) Thanks Andrew!
I’ve missed your videos, so great to see you back. Great video! So good to see you back on UA-cam!👍
That's really awesome to watch, thank you for showing. I'm learning loads... just discovered your channel, venturing into 'fixing things'. Fed up with old electronics breaking. After watching this, I managed to repair a broken usb connector inside an old IP baby/security camera of mine.
I had thought it was impossible but after watching you repair this and repair the tracks - thought I'd have a try and trace the contacts (the pads like this were stripped off completely). I managed to trace the board and a solder + and - to the pads (data not needed and also the connector not needed). Sure enough, it fired into life! Thanks, look forward to working my way through your videos.
It great when skilled people share their knowledge, thank you!
Many thanks for your kind words and glad this inspired you to fix your broken camera - it's a great feeling when you get something working again, isn't it? 😀👍
@@AndrewPaul You're welcome 😄- It really is a great feeling... I'm trying now to learn to understand faults and finding them. It's a whole new world to me (I have very basic soldering/electronic skills).
I'm finding it really interesting... thanks!
Really good to have you back! 👍
Good to see you back mate, been a while 👍
I’ve missed you mate! Just a tip from a fellow solderer. When I run jumpers, I press with a razor blade below the solder joint then wiggle the wire, then the mix of cutting with the razor and cracking by bending doesn’t stress your solder joint.
nice to see you back Andrew .
Welcome back! don't stop posting
The UK lockdown had been rough. Agreed! Glad your back on, I've enjoyed watching your videos.
Hey man! Good to see you back with another great video :)
Nice to see your back mate 👍
It's Phil from wisbech glad to have you back andrew have missed your videos and knowledge
hey Phil lets just say " HYPATHETICALLY" this happens to the Sata Connector for the cd/Blu-ray " Xbox one s would this be a similar procedure, comment with a link if possible I've been fighting with it for a week and yes I did it I've tried using the other sata port to just use to get it past the error i realize the system wont boot without the drive/ usb / various cables and enclosures , Andrew thanks for the high quality and straight forward guides and also the humor lol thanks to all
Wow good to have you back mate. You've been missed 😢
Sorry to hear about the cramped work space, something I'm all too familiar with but I really enjoy your videos keep it up you have a legion of people that are here for You
Also I've got one of these I'm tackling as well it's gonna be "fun"
Sometimes Andrew, life is just a bitch. Glad to see you back and keep up the great work.
Nice to see you back man, hang in there mate!
Hey you're back Andy, I thought you'd chucked UA-cam for good. I hope you're well.
Hey m8! Glad you're back.
know how you feel m8, great video tho m8 love the way you do this,most people just run jumper wires all over the place
Back with a bang, great vid as always 👍🏻
Welcome back 😊
Great video and welcome back!
Good to see you sir
Hey bro good to see u
As always top notch vid
Good video, thanks!
Andrew, more videos please. Been waiting ages for this.. AMAZING AND THANK YOU. Would you be interest in trying to repair a cyberpowerpc tracer ii laptop?
no video output to the screen. turns on and keyboard lights up. can here hdd activity. also has new screen fitted after the fault. let me know.
thank you.
Returng Andrew yes💪💪💪💪💪💪
Hi, just a question on soldering, what type do i need for soldering header pins on a Raspberry Pi Pico and other Raspberry Pi projects
I use a Ts100 as a daily and that would have no issues repairing what you need. Update the software and it goes to 450°c
This is the second Xbox HDMI board repair video that ive watched today, and I find it amazing that both tell people to not wick side to side. I would think that if someone has to be told that, they have no business doing this kind of work. Let Darwin sort them out.
great job .
THank you for your business, what you are doing for us on UA-cam!
I have a problem with my ps4 slim, Iit is SAE-004 board, and it shows error ce-30391-6. I replaced CMOS battery, but no help . It logs out automaticly and does not keep time and date set up. also one of the usb port does not work, when I plug in it usb drive it blinks (usb drive) but no access to storage, if I plug controller with cable does not blink/sync/work/charge. Only U can save me in this trouble
Another good job.
Welcome back
What gauge enameled wire? What do you recommend?
He mentioned in another video that he uses 0.1mm enameled wire.
Hii all! =D Is 0.10mm jumper wire okay for this work please?
He mentioned in another video that he uses 0.1mm enameled wire.
Will you fix or replace Apple Watch screens?
Never looked into it. If it's anything like working on their other mobile devices then likely no.
Ooof that’s some damage
Hang in there Andrew, next month we should start to see things return to normal and we will be getting our jabs in the 40 to 50 age range, then 30 to 40. Although I suspect we will see another wave in the U.K., with any luck it won’t be half as bad thanks to the vaccinations.
Welcome back