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Xbox HDMI Repair

Xbox HDMI repair for no signal and damaged ports.

Board-level Xbox HDMI-port repair for Series X, Series S, and other applicable Xbox HDMI repairs where support is confirmed.

Xbox Series X and Series S consoles with controllers
Model-Specific Pricing

Approved Xbox HDMI pricing

Xbox Series X HDMI
$195 CAD

Plus applicable tax. Applies to supported Series X HDMI-port repair when the port or immediate HDMI circuitry is the issue.

Xbox Series S HDMI
$165 CAD

Plus applicable tax. Also applies to other applicable Xbox HDMI repairs only where support is confirmed.

Complex damage
Quote first

Prior repair damage, missing circuitry, encoder faults, liquid damage, surge damage, or unrelated no-video faults may require an updated quote.

What's Included

Standard HDMI repair includes

HDMI connector replacement

Remove the damaged connector and install a replacement when board condition allows.

HDMI-area inspection

Inspect the port footprint, filters, support components, and nearby board area.

Normal board-level restoration

Includes normal connector-failure board work within approved scope.

Cleaning where disassembled

Internal cleaning, fan, heatsink, and airflow-path cleaning as accessible during service.

TIM service where required

Thermal Interface Material (TIM) inspection and renewal of the applicable factory thermal interface where required.

Testing and reassembly

Functional video testing and careful reassembly after service.

Symptoms

Common Xbox HDMI symptoms

No signal

The console powers on, but the display reports no signal or stays black.

Loose HDMI port

The cable wiggles, no longer seats correctly, or video cuts when moved.

Visible port damage

Bent pins, broken connector shell, or damage after impact.

Intermittent video

Video flickers, drops out, or only works at certain cable angles.

Prior repair attempt

Previous shop or DIY work may have left lifted pads, torn traces, or missing support components.

Not always HDMI

Encoder, support-circuit, liquid, surge, or motherboard faults can mimic HDMI failure.

Repair Process

Xbox HDMI repair flow

  1. Initial inspection

    Review model, symptoms, and visible connector damage.

  2. HDMI diagnosis

    Inspect the HDMI footprint, filters, and nearby circuitry.

  3. Connector removal

    Remove the damaged HDMI port and prepare the board.

  4. Board restoration

    Repair normal pads or traces where required and practical.

  5. Microsoldering

    Install and solder the replacement HDMI connector.

  6. Cleaning and TIM review

    Clean accessible dust paths and inspect factory TIM where required.

  7. Video testing

    Reassemble carefully and verify video output.

Prior Repair Damage

Additional restoration may require approval

Prior repair attempts, missing or lifted pads, torn traces, missing filters or support components, excessive heat damage, encoder faults, liquid damage, surge damage, or other motherboard faults may require work beyond fixed-price HDMI replacement. Findings are explained and quoted before additional restoration proceeds. No standard surcharge is implied.

FAQ

Xbox HDMI repair questions

How much is Xbox HDMI repair?
Xbox Series X HDMI repair is $195 CAD plus applicable tax. Xbox Series S and other applicable supported Xbox HDMI repairs are $165 CAD plus applicable tax.
Does every no-signal Xbox need an HDMI port?
No. HDMI damage is common, but encoder, support-circuit, liquid, surge, or other motherboard faults can create similar symptoms.
Is cleaning included?
Internal cleaning is included where the repair requires substantial system disassembly, with fan, heatsink, and airflow-path cleaning as accessible.
Do you replace all thermal pads?
No. TIM is inspected and serviced where required using wording appropriate to the Xbox factory thermal interface. Full thermal-system rebuilding is not automatically included.
Next Step

Start with the Xbox model and symptoms.

Use Request Service to describe the model, symptoms, and repair history, or contact the shop directly by phone, text, or email.