HDMI & Video Connectors
Selected PlayStation, Xbox, computer, and other board-mounted video connectors can be evaluated for replacement, including nearby pads and traces.
Board-level capability
Repair work beyond a simple part swap.
Microsoldering becomes relevant when the physical fault lives on the circuit board itself. Not every damaged board is economical or safe to repair, so condition and surrounding damage matter.
USB-C & Charging Ports
Board-mounted charging and data connectors can require controlled heat, pad inspection, alignment, and electrical testing after replacement.
Lifted Pads & Broken Traces
Impact damage or failed prior repairs can damage copper pads and traces. Some faults can be reconstructed when enough board structure remains.
Corrosion & Liquid Damage
Liquid exposure may damage connectors and components over time. The board is evaluated to determine whether localized repair is practical.
No-Power Faults
Selected physical board faults can be evaluated when the device has a power-rail, connector, short, or component-level problem.
Prior Repair Damage
Devices damaged during earlier repair attempts can sometimes be recovered, but repairability depends on pad, trace, board, and component condition.