Amazing knowledge and troubleshooting methodology!!! I think most of us would have gone straight away to replacing southbridge even of there were no shorts around... I learned something very useful today. You have my thanks!!!!
Awesome. I didn't know those were called Bypass caps and that they weren't as needed as I thought. When you showed that missing resistor I thought: "This board is probably unfixable that's why the last person took it off and probably was using this PS4 for parts only" Since that's really common specially in consoles that come from repair shops which I don't think is the case of this one. Luckily it was just knocked off by some fighter roach 😂. Keep it up my friend 👍
@@ToltecMerc thank you for your kind words,i hope to be making videos again soon just going through a few medical issues at the moment.. enjoy your work
I have enjoyed working with electronics for a long time but about 3 years ago I was looking for a way to have fun with electronic repair and maybe make some money. My son had Playstations growing up so I decided to start there. I bought a broken PS4, fixed it and sold it for a profit. After that, I was hooked! Thanks for watching!
@@ToltecMerc thank you so much for the quick reply, I’ve just started in PS4 repairs, will be attempting my first HDMI port replacement tomorrow, just seen you have lots of videos on PS5, Switch and more, take care and keep up the excellent work
Hi friend, thank you very much for the super explanatory video! It helped me verify if my PS4 turns on and indeed works when tested with the power source (set at 4.8V and 0.350A). It stays at around 0.020A, and when I press the power button, the PS4 turns on. However, I notice that when I connect its original power source, it doesn't turn on. I'm testing to see if the power source outputs 12V and if I'm getting that. What do you recommend I check?
Hello, I have a PS4 (Fat) CUH1003A and I bought a power Supply ADP-240-AR 1006 but didn’t work just beeb not boot so if I bring new ADP-240-AR 1001 will work? Thank you
Hi Toltec really enjoy watching your videos. I have this strange ps4 1215A in which none of the apu rails and ram get the output voltage. There is 12V and 4.8V that goes to the fets but nothing outputs and there are no shorts on the any of the rails . I replaced the IOR but still nothing changed when I turn it on the apu cold to touch and the console shuts off after 5 secs any idea why the fets and not turning on??? I cant seem to figure it out.
Hello man, very good video, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, you have a very nice laboratory, I wanted to ask you for a little help, I need the value of the resistor that is right next to the one you changed, I have the same problem as you , but my lost resistor is the one next to the one you changed, and I don't have a donor motherboard to know the value of the resistor, I would really appreciate it if you can help me, and it already has a new subscriber.
I'm glad we've clocked 3k subs. This all due to consistent and quality content. Thanks for all the wonderful repair videos.
Thank you very much!
Amazing knowledge and troubleshooting methodology!!! I think most of us would have gone straight away to replacing southbridge even of there were no shorts around... I learned something very useful today. You have my thanks!!!!
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed. I'm enjoying these repairs a lot. Very satisfying!
Your videos are superior to any other on the tube. Thanks for your service!
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Awesome. I didn't know those were called Bypass caps and that they weren't as needed as I thought. When you showed that missing resistor I thought: "This board is probably unfixable that's why the last person took it off and probably was using this PS4 for parts only" Since that's really common specially in consoles that come from repair shops which I don't think is the case of this one. Luckily it was just knocked off by some fighter roach 😂. Keep it up my friend 👍
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
You make it look very easy.
Sometimes it is easy and sometimes you get lucky.
I like ur channel very educational and informative!
Thank you!
Another Great Repair and Video! Thanks.
Thank you for visiting!
Very interesting and again thank you for sharing and see you next time.
Thank you for stopping by!
Pleasure for eyes as always :).
Thanks again!
i like your work and learned a lot from you
thanx
Thank you very much for watching and commenting!
Great job as always
Thank you very much sir! It means a lot coming from a technician of your caliber!
@@ToltecMerc thank you for your kind words,i hope to be making videos again soon just going through a few medical issues at the moment.. enjoy your work
Yet another great video as usual your knowledge is very good
How did you get into repairing these consoles or is this your trade
I have enjoyed working with electronics for a long time but about 3 years ago I was looking for a way to have fun with electronic repair and maybe make some money. My son had Playstations growing up so I decided to start there. I bought a broken PS4, fixed it and sold it for a profit. After that, I was hooked! Thanks for watching!
@@ToltecMerc fantastic I think your very knowledgable on what your doing and explain things brilliantly
Keep up the good work my friend
O senhor é excelente
You are too kind! Thank You!
Good job mate 👍
Thanks!
really loving these PS4 repair videos, what are the 2 long metal prongs for on the motherboard that connect to the psu?
That is where the 12V is brought into the mother board. It’s rather high current
@@ToltecMerc thank you so much for the quick reply, I’ve just started in PS4 repairs, will be attempting my first HDMI port replacement tomorrow, just seen you have lots of videos on PS5, Switch and more, take care and keep up the excellent work
Hi friend, thank you very much for the super explanatory video! It helped me verify if my PS4 turns on and indeed works when tested with the power source (set at 4.8V and 0.350A). It stays at around 0.020A, and when I press the power button, the PS4 turns on. However, I notice that when I connect its original power source, it doesn't turn on. I'm testing to see if the power source outputs 12V and if I'm getting that. What do you recommend I check?
Hello, I have a PS4 (Fat) CUH1003A and I bought a power Supply ADP-240-AR 1006 but didn’t work just beeb not boot so if I bring new ADP-240-AR 1001 will work? Thank you
Hi,i have missing same resistor...i dont have ps4 donor board.i have fat and slim donor board...can i find same resistor on that board? Thank you
Hi Toltec really enjoy watching your videos. I have this strange ps4 1215A in which none of the apu rails and ram get the output voltage. There is 12V and 4.8V that goes to the fets but nothing outputs and there are no shorts on the any of the rails . I replaced the IOR but still nothing changed when I turn it on the apu cold to touch and the console shuts off after 5 secs any idea why the fets and not turning on??? I cant seem to figure it out.
Where can I contact you to arrange one?
Hello man, very good video, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, you have a very nice laboratory, I wanted to ask you for a little help, I need the value of the resistor that is right next to the one you changed, I have the same problem as you , but my lost resistor is the one next to the one you changed, and I don't have a donor motherboard to know the value of the resistor, I would really appreciate it if you can help me, and it already has a new subscriber.
The resistor to the right of the one I changed measures 10K.
@@ToltecMerc You are the Best, thank You sooooooooo much.
@@ToltecMerc I repaired my ps4 thanks to you, thank You sooooooooo much.
@@ericmac6772 that’s great!
Knocked off resistor? Roaches, like us, are carbon based. Perhaps they learned to eat (carbon) resistors now?
Hmmm. Ceramic caps as well it seems.
@@ToltecMerc LOL, well I was thinking the resistors are carbon. They probably spit out the ceramic cap.