I was positive that encoder was shorted the second you showed it. Someone definitely messed with that, probably bridged the joints. It looked horrible. Nice fix! love this channel
I can do everything micro soldering but I struggle with these encoders. Hate QFN's. And I made the exact same mistake on the F7003 "fuse" pulling the resistor thinking it was a fuse as well and caught my mistake later. It's deceiving by where it's labeled to where it's located at on the board. Its not just me lol. Nice fix as always Tolt!
@@ngonohtc5724 the chip doesn't matter if it's Ali Express or not they're all the same chip lol. It depends on the board you're working on. Everyone has their own method of installing with preferred temps but when installing I would say 420-440c is a good temp since you're using leaded solder and is a safer temp on the chip.
Great video! Im having this same problem with mine after a electrical storm it actually knocked out my tv and ran through the hdmi. Im going to try to tackle this myself i already took off the encoder chip and checked everywhere else you did and didnt find anymore shorts so i hope this will fix the problem when the chip comes in. I havent tackled this kind of soldering yet but i guess now is a good time to try since the system is broken anyways. Please let us know whet temp your running your soldering iron and is it in C or F? Also can you tell us what type of solder exactly? Thanks again for the help you give all of us! PS. i was able to find that it was my main board on my tv that got zapped and i was able to order a replacement and it worked thank god but replacement ps5 boards dont come cheap!
What do you call those rods you use to maintain the ventilator connector ? It's such a good trick, I want to try it out. What I'm used to do right now is use a piece of wick, overflow it with solder to make a nice big pad, but those rods look so great lol. Nice video as always !
Hi. Thanks! It was a lead cut from a through-hole resistor. I have a small drawer full of them from past projects. They come in handy for jumpers and such.
Dear, I'm from Brazil, and I'd like to know, on the EDM-030 motherboard, what is the capacitance and voltage of the capacitors around the HDMI IC (MN 864739).
The last ones I bought were from AliExpress. The vendor was GARYMA Elec. Store. It may just be luck of the draw. I think most of the sellers on AliExpress are just resellers that buy the part somewhere else and resell to you.
It could be the encoder. It could also be bad solder connection on the port or an open output filter. There are four differential pair outputs. If one half of a pair is open, it will try to work but have a lot of noise.
My ps5 got zapped from I assume the tv. Tv is dead along with everything that was connected to it. Ps5 only beeps and will not go into safe mode, 12v coming from the power supply is good. Then I noticed the encoder chip is reading grounded. Could this be my power issue?
@@ToltecMerc thanks, I ordered an encoder chip and I have soldiering experience but not micro soldering. I have a hot air station and soldiering iron. But I’m gonna try it. Guess I have nothing to lose lol
@@ToltecMerc well I replaced the encoder ic and it powers up now and goes to white light but no signal to tv. I noticed I knocked off one of the capacitors next to the ic in the process no idea where it went. No idea where to get one
12:25 - 14:05 = 1min 30seconds. Did you ever experienced popcorn board because of too much heat? 27:43 - Its not only about customers, also do not listen to another service engineer because they also do mistakes, without bad intentions. Follow your own process flow of fixing problems. 30:09 - I saw one guy soldering connectors using desoldering wick instead of wire you placed. Like 1-2mm wide braid, it will hold good. Just an idea.
I can't say I have ever popcorned a PS4 or PS5 board. I may not have shown it but I am using a pre-heater and heating the entire board up slowly over like 10-15 minutes. When the board gets up to like 110C, then I start with hot air from above. I've seen others using solder braid and I'm sure that would work as well. I just happen to have a pile of cut component leads left over from through-hole projects so I use those.
@@ToltecMerc It would help I believe, if for all future videos, you have list of equipment you use, linked in video description... as detailed as possible would be nice.
I messed up with my repair of the HMDI encoder chip, accidentally removed 2 small capacitors to right and 1 to the top of the chip. They are so tiny! Would anyone know what kind of capacitor they are?
If one side of the capacitor is ground, it is likely a small bypass capacitor. If neither side is ground, it is likely coupling a signal and could be critical.
@@ToltecMerc as a kind of hobby I look for electronics in dumpsters and curbside stuff. Recently found a Sony PS 4. Not sure if it fully works. Has the HDD still mounted. Needs cleaning! Thank you 🤓
Awesome absolutely brilliant work It's a shame Sony have built such a junk games console these things break again and again and again absolute 🗑️ trash
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Masterful work !! Its always fascinating to watch a true craftsman at work. Thanks for making this video !!
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You're welcome! The board will be on its way back today.
I was positive that encoder was shorted the second you showed it. Someone definitely messed with that, probably bridged the joints. It looked horrible. Nice fix! love this channel
Thank you so much!
Awesome Job, Louis Rossman would be proud at the volume of Flux :-), Really enjoyed the video thanks for sharing.
I love me some flux! Thank you very much!
Loved the way you've been dropping videos lately. I'm having so much fun. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skills. Much appreciated.
You are quite welcome. I'm glad you are enjoying them. I enjoy making them as well!
Really happy to have found your channel. Great professional content. It's a joy...
Thank you so much for your kind words! I will try to bring you more content.
Trick learned at 30:11... Very clever. Great job!
Thank You!
Another Great Repair and Video! Someone is going to have a Happy Grandson. Thank You!
Thanks! I do believe he was quite happy!
your vids are therapy. so relaxing.
Thank you so much!
Thank you, it was enjoyable to watch and excellent work.
Thank you very much!
I can do everything micro soldering but I struggle with these encoders. Hate QFN's. And I made the exact same mistake on the F7003 "fuse" pulling the resistor thinking it was a fuse as well and caught my mistake later. It's deceiving by where it's labeled to where it's located at on the board. Its not just me lol. Nice fix as always Tolt!
Thanks! I hate QFNs but it is a necessary evil on these consoles. That "fuse" won't fool me again!
Same with me. What temperature do you use when installing qfn from alie express
@@ngonohtc5724 the chip doesn't matter if it's Ali Express or not they're all the same chip lol. It depends on the board you're working on. Everyone has their own method of installing with preferred temps but when installing I would say 420-440c is a good temp since you're using leaded solder and is a safer temp on the chip.
@@hove131 thanks
Good work as always.
Thank you so much!
Another great video !!
Thanks Double!
Great video ! Do you know if missing some of the capacitors around the IC (the closest ones) could prevent the console from booting?
You didn't happen to notice that you were missing a cap at the top side of that encoder before you removed...😋
Great video! Im having this same problem with mine after a electrical storm it actually knocked out my tv and ran through the hdmi. Im going to try to tackle this myself i already took off the encoder chip and checked everywhere else you did and didnt find anymore shorts so i hope this will fix the problem when the chip comes in. I havent tackled this kind of soldering yet but i guess now is a good time to try since the system is broken anyways.
Please let us know whet temp your running your soldering iron and is it in C or F?
Also can you tell us what type of solder exactly?
Thanks again for the help you give all of us!
PS. i was able to find that it was my main board on my tv that got zapped and i was able to order a replacement and it worked thank god but replacement ps5 boards dont come cheap!
I liked it!!! More videos plsss
Trying!
Top job nice work
Thank you very much sir!
I find knife tips to be pretty handy when trying to touch up these types of pins.
Just drag it flush back and forth
I don't have a knife point tip. I should probably invest in one though.
@@ToltecMerc I usually do this job gliding with a BC2 bevel tip
What do you call those rods you use to maintain the ventilator connector ? It's such a good trick, I want to try it out. What I'm used to do right now is use a piece of wick, overflow it with solder to make a nice big pad, but those rods look so great lol. Nice video as always !
Those rods are just component leads cut from through-hole resistors and capacitors. I keep the clipped leads because they are useful sometimes.
Very nice job
Thank you
Good job mate 👍
Thank you!
Nice work. What type of soldering wire was use for this??
really nice job
Thanks!
Great Job
Thank you very much!
hey, good work, i liked the way that you soldred the fan connector, what have you used ? is it piece of metal ??
Hi. Thanks! It was a lead cut from a through-hole resistor. I have a small drawer full of them from past projects. They come in handy for jumpers and such.
Did you not re tin the pads on the board as well? Or is there no need to ?
Nice job. Question. Do you have any dap053t ic chips? Or a chip that is equivalent to it?
Email me at toltecmerc@gmail.com
And you use the micro pensal when the board was still hot what do you do if the board is cool already?
Love u a lot keep it up thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge. I HAVE a question what did u study in the university
Thank you! I studied electronics.
@@ToltecMerc how much year and in which country
@@abdallahharfoush9449 two years in USA.
@@ToltecMerc thanks a lot for your replys love u a lot im 19 years old and im on my way to this interesting career.
@@abdallahharfoush9449 I wish you much success. Please enjoy this time of your life. You are only young once!
Dear, I'm from Brazil, and I'd like to know, on the EDM-030 motherboard, what is the capacitance and voltage of the capacitors around the HDMI IC (MN 864739).
The ones that are scattered around the perimeter are 100nF. Max voltage would be around 1.8V.
@@ToltecMerc thanks bro, you are the best!!!
Nice
Thanks! I see you were first!
Can you share a reliable source for SouthBridge chips? I’ve got some 42gg that’s seem questionable.
The last ones I bought were from AliExpress. The vendor was GARYMA Elec. Store. It may just be luck of the draw. I think most of the sellers on AliExpress are just resellers that buy the part somewhere else and resell to you.
@@ToltecMerc thanks man. Hoping you will start offering repair service. I love watching the videos… I have some units I’d like to get fixed
hello
Do you put a cap back, looks like one cap above the encoder is missing
Good job master
GOD bless you
I did not replace it. There are many bypass caps around it. It won't miss one.
@@ToltecMerc Thank you for reply
Hi Dear! I changed hdmi port but i have black screen or many points on tv with 480p. Can be ic Panasonic fault?
It could be the encoder. It could also be bad solder connection on the port or an open output filter. There are four differential pair outputs. If one half of a pair is open, it will try to work but have a lot of noise.
@@ToltecMerc I watched better under microscope and i find one missing emi filter! I don’t have one of these. Can I bypass with two cable?
@@ennesimo84 yes. You can replace with short piece of wire.
@@ToltecMerc thanks! I Will try 😉 Can it be forever without one filter ?
@@ennesimo84 it’s not the best option but it will work
My ps5 got zapped from I assume the tv. Tv is dead along with everything that was connected to it. Ps5 only beeps and will not go into safe mode, 12v coming from the power supply is good. Then I noticed the encoder chip is reading grounded. Could this be my power issue?
Yes. It sounds like a surge may have entered through the HDMI port so that would make sense.
@@ToltecMerc thanks, I ordered an encoder chip and I have soldiering experience but not micro soldering. I have a hot air station and soldiering iron. But I’m gonna try it. Guess I have nothing to lose lol
@@smittywerbenjagarmanjensen3059 QFN packages are not easy. Use lots of flux and pre-tin the pads on the new part.
@@ToltecMerc ok thanks!
@@ToltecMerc well I replaced the encoder ic and it powers up now and goes to white light but no signal to tv. I noticed I knocked off one of the capacitors next to the ic in the process no idea where it went. No idea where to get one
12:25 - 14:05 = 1min 30seconds. Did you ever experienced popcorn board because of too much heat?
27:43 - Its not only about customers, also do not listen to another service engineer because they also do mistakes, without bad intentions. Follow your own process flow of fixing problems.
30:09 - I saw one guy soldering connectors using desoldering wick instead of wire you placed. Like 1-2mm wide braid, it will hold good. Just an idea.
I can't say I have ever popcorned a PS4 or PS5 board. I may not have shown it but I am using a pre-heater and heating the entire board up slowly over like 10-15 minutes. When the board gets up to like 110C, then I start with hot air from above. I've seen others using solder braid and I'm sure that would work as well. I just happen to have a pile of cut component leads left over from through-hole projects so I use those.
@@ToltecMerc It would help I believe, if for all future videos, you have list of equipment you use, linked in video description... as detailed as possible would be nice.
Can you teach me how I can buy those staffs and ship to Ghana
Hello, what temperature do use to install qfn
Around 400C
I messed up with my repair of the HMDI encoder chip, accidentally removed 2 small capacitors to right and 1 to the top of the chip. They are so tiny! Would anyone know what kind of capacitor they are?
If one side of the capacitor is ground, it is likely a small bypass capacitor. If neither side is ground, it is likely coupling a signal and could be critical.
@@ToltecMerc Thanks for the info, I purchased a bunch of 27k ps5 capacitors do you think that would work?
440 c or f on the heat gun
C
Have you tried to upgrade the RAM on a PS 4?
I have not. I’m not sure what the max is it will recognize. I don’t really mod consoles, I just repair.
@@ToltecMerc as a kind of hobby I look for electronics in dumpsters and curbside stuff. Recently found a Sony PS 4. Not sure if it fully works. Has the HDD still mounted. Needs cleaning! Thank you 🤓
I really hate that chip soldering the side pin aldo there only use for aligment but damm i Hate them,,, :D
Can I mail my ps5 to you?
The PS5 is utter garbage, easily Sony's most poorly made product in the last few decades
Awesome absolutely brilliant work
It's a shame Sony have built such a junk games console these things break again and again and again absolute 🗑️ trash
Thank you so much! Well at least I get an endless supply of work!