Thanks alot brother..im currently getting into soldering myself at 30yo a friend of mine entrusted me to help fix his daughter's ps5 but up til now I've only ever deep cleaned and no solder fix and replace this got me a good idea to what I'm doing awesome video
That's a jam up job right there man! Honestly the best I've seen. I've only done a couple but would definitely like to improve because it was a pain in the azz LOL. That kind of work takes a lil of everything to be perfect lol. I do have a couple questions if you don't mind. What temperatures are you using for your iron as well as your hot air station during the removal process and what type(s) of regular solder and size do you suggest when reinstalling the port that will have a nice hold for the long run? I really appreciate your time and such a detailed video!
@@racardablackmon8389 I thought I replied to you! Thank you for the compliments! I recommend keeping your temps at around 700F at the highest and keep your airflow at 6 or 7 for a thin board like this. Also make sure you use flux! Don’t overkill just a dab should be fine. And 63Sn/37Pb solder wire is usually the best for smaller electronics. Use smaller diameter wire 0.015 inches to 0.032 inches in diameter is best.
You don’t even need to use your hot air. Just use your iron to take off the wires from the board like it did. Hot air is kinda overkill. Lol. If you’re asking generally, hot air and iron temp I keep usually between 7-800F and air speed at 7
@@joudomsouk No, you want to use low melt solder only when removing. Clean the low melt solder with a soldering wick and apply regular solder to prep the pads and pins of the hdmi port. 😊 You don’t want to use low melt solder to bind the port to the board. It’ll lose connection because the board will get hot during use and the low melt solder will lose connection.
Starting my journey on repairs I've already have a PS5 so I started working on PS5 controllers hopefully I can make a career scale up my business quick I want to learn how to fix Xbox and PlayStation
@@CrisBougere Awesome! Stay tuned and check out our videos. We have repairs for both. We’ll do our best to teach you our skills. Definitely get a microscope and high quality solder machine (check description for what I use). Feel free to reach out if you need any help! 😊
@@KortechService so you don't or do have to use micro soldering, and if I bought the materials would you be interested in me paying you to fix I'll pay for the shipping and everything
Hey this is the second ps5 ive owned so far i always swore by Xbox/Microsoft systems until I switched over to the ps4 the ps4 pro but i have nothing but horrible problems and issues
@KortechService o I know bro I'm OCD bad and take well care of my belongings and electronics but I work 12 hours shifts in a foundry 6pm til 6am and my little niece wasn't making her kids behave which are my great nieces and they kept tripping over the HDMI cord I'm pretty sure cause they are little baba kids and just in twelve hours they wore the part the HDMI port that's for picture and sound
But the point is and what im getting at everyone keeps telling me you have to have micro soldering to replace the HDMI port on the ps5, Do you and even so ill get the right tools for doing it or pay someone if they don't try cracking my head like somy did or computer and game repair shops have!!!!! So please commit back on this and let me know what im facing please and have a good thanksgiving
Yes, we do microsoldering (It is needed for this type of repair). If you're wanting to send us your PS5, please go on our website and fill out the shipping form and send the PS5 to us and we can repair it for you for $200. It includes a cleaning and we check your liquid metal to make sure you don't have any dry spots. We will also apply extra liquid metal if needed! :)
Thanks alot brother..im currently getting into soldering myself at 30yo a friend of mine entrusted me to help fix his daughter's ps5 but up til now I've only ever deep cleaned and no solder fix and replace this got me a good idea to what I'm doing awesome video
No problem! I'm glad it helped! :) Keep soldering!
That's a jam up job right there man! Honestly the best I've seen. I've only done a couple but would definitely like to improve because it was a pain in the azz LOL. That kind of work takes a lil of everything to be perfect lol. I do have a couple questions if you don't mind. What temperatures are you using for your iron as well as your hot air station during the removal process and what type(s) of regular solder and size do you suggest when reinstalling the port that will have a nice hold for the long run? I really appreciate your time and such a detailed video!
@@racardablackmon8389 I thought I replied to you! Thank you for the compliments! I recommend keeping your temps at around 700F at the highest and keep your airflow at 6 or 7 for a thin board like this. Also make sure you use flux! Don’t overkill just a dab should be fine.
And 63Sn/37Pb solder wire is usually the best for smaller electronics. Use smaller diameter wire 0.015 inches to 0.032 inches in diameter is best.
You don’t even need to use your hot air. Just use your iron to take off the wires from the board like it did. Hot air is kinda overkill. Lol. If you’re asking generally, hot air and iron temp I keep usually between 7-800F and air speed at 7
@ Appreciate the tips. Definitely got my subscription 👍🏽
Is that low melt solder again you use to prep the traces?
@@joudomsouk No, you want to use low melt solder only when removing. Clean the low melt solder with a soldering wick and apply regular solder to prep the pads and pins of the hdmi port. 😊 You don’t want to use low melt solder to bind the port to the board. It’ll lose connection because the board will get hot during use and the low melt solder will lose connection.
Starting my journey on repairs I've already have a PS5 so I started working on PS5 controllers hopefully I can make a career scale up my business quick I want to learn how to fix Xbox and PlayStation
@@CrisBougere Awesome! Stay tuned and check out our videos. We have repairs for both. We’ll do our best to teach you our skills. Definitely get a microscope and high quality solder machine (check description for what I use). Feel free to reach out if you need any help! 😊
@@KortechService will do if I have questions
@@KortechService so you don't or do have to use micro soldering, and if I bought the materials would you be interested in me paying you to fix I'll pay for the shipping and everything
Hey this is the second ps5 ive owned so far i always swore by Xbox/Microsoft systems until I switched over to the ps4 the ps4 pro but i have nothing but horrible problems and issues
@@Dianna-r4g Problem on your PS5? Both PS5 and Xbox X have the same issues. It’s all about how you take care of it.
@KortechService o I know bro I'm OCD bad and take well care of my belongings and electronics but I work 12 hours shifts in a foundry 6pm til 6am and my little niece wasn't making her kids behave which are my great nieces and they kept tripping over the HDMI cord I'm pretty sure cause they are little baba kids and just in twelve hours they wore the part the HDMI port that's for picture and sound
But the point is and what im getting at everyone keeps telling me you have to have micro soldering to replace the HDMI port on the ps5, Do you and even so ill get the right tools for doing it or pay someone if they don't try cracking my head like somy did or computer and game repair shops have!!!!! So please commit back on this and let me know what im facing please and have a good thanksgiving
Yes, we do microsoldering (It is needed for this type of repair). If you're wanting to send us your PS5, please go on our website and fill out the shipping form and send the PS5 to us and we can repair it for you for $200. It includes a cleaning and we check your liquid metal to make sure you don't have any dry spots. We will also apply extra liquid metal if needed! :)