HDMI port replacement
Console runs, TV gets nothing.
Series X, Series S and the whole Xbox One family, repaired on our own bench in Hialeah and Miami Lakes.
Console runs, TV gets nothing.
Front or rear port stopped working.
Controller only charges at a certain angle.
Dead, or it powers up for a second and quits.
Loud, hot, or shutting down mid-session.
Grinding, ejecting, or a disc stuck inside.
Aim drifts, sticky buttons, dead triggers.
Microsoft's own repair route swaps consoles or whole boards, because that's what their process allows — it isn't set up to fix one broken component.
That's the gap we fill. Ports, power sections and cooling get repaired at component level, which costs a fraction and means you keep the console you already have.
Power supply is built in, so a dead Series X is a board or PSU job rather than a cheap brick swap. Big heatsink, and it packs dust.
Small case, tight strip-down, and it runs hotter than people expect for its size. Same faults, a bit more work to get at.
Older, and the external power brick on the original One is a classic failure — often the cheapest fix in the shop.
Depends what you'd lose. A replacement is a different machine — a repair keeps yours. Worth getting our diagnostic first so you're choosing between two real numbers.
Yes. Nothing we do to a port, the power section or the cooling touches your drive, and your saves are in the cloud regardless.
Yes, and they're well worth repairing — a port or stick job is a small fraction of a new Elite.
Straight from the shop system — 5 models, newest first. Yours not listed? Bring it in; the list moves as models launch.
Xbox Series X Xbox Series S Xbox One X Xbox One S Xbox One