Game console repair & mods
A damaged HDMI port is a microsoldering job, so we desolder the failed port and fit a replacement to the board. Power and no-boot faults, plus retro console restoration, get the same component-level diagnosis before anything is quoted.
- damaged HDMI port / no video
- no power / no boot
- won't charge (Switch)
- retro console no display or dead
- Nintendo
- Sony
- Microsoft
Board-level console repair
A damaged or bent HDMI port is one of the more common reasons a console stops outputting video, and it’s a board-level microsoldering repair, desoldering the failed port and installing a replacement, rather than a reason to replace the console. No-power and no-boot faults, and Switch units that won’t charge, get the same component-level diagnosis before any repair is quoted.
Retro consoles, too
Older consoles that show no display or won’t power on at all are diagnosed the same way, with component-level work rather than a guess. Recapping, connector repair, and other retro-specific rework are part of restoring a console that’s no longer supported by its manufacturer.
Not the only console bench around here
Console microsoldering exists elsewhere in the area, so the case here is depth and breadth: HDMI port replacement and power-fault repair across current and past-generation consoles, plus retro restoration work, with a turnaround that reflects a dedicated repair bench rather than a side service.
Brands
Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft consoles. This is independent repair; we are not an authorized or affiliated service center for any of these manufacturers.
How it works
Every console gets a free diagnosis first, with no obligation. From there it’s a firm quote, your approval, then the repair.
Local drop-off, or mail it in
Drop off in Palm Bay or Melbourne, or ship it in from anywhere in the country; the process is the same either way.
Four steps. You approve before we start.
Drop off in Palm Bay or Melbourne, or mail it in from anywhere. Same process either way.
Diagnose
We open it up and find the real fault at the component level.
Free · no obligationFirm quote
A fixed price and turnaround — no surprises, no diagnostic fee.
You approve
Nothing happens to your board until you say go.
Repair & return
Component-level repair, tested, and back to you.
Frequently asked
Do you replace damaged HDMI ports on consoles?
Yes — a damaged or bent HDMI port is repaired by desoldering the failed port and installing a replacement at the board level, which is the standard fix rather than a reason to replace the console.
My console won't power on. Can it be repaired at the board level?
Often, yes. A console that won’t power on or won’t boot is commonly a board-level fault, and a free diagnosis identifies the actual cause, whether that turns out to be a power component, a connector, or something else on the board, before any repair is quoted.
Do you restore or repair retro consoles?
Yes — retro consoles that show no display or won’t power on at all get the same component-level diagnosis, along with restoration work like recapping and connector repair for consoles no longer supported by their manufacturer.
Real before/after teardown photos are being added as repairs wrap up. Check back soon.