Wesley Chapel store · Pasco County, FL
PS5 HDMI repair, Xbox power faults, Nintendo Switch charging ports and disc drive diagnostics — all done in-house at 5339 Village Market, Wesley Chapel. We have a microscope soldering bench on site, so most jobs start the day you walk in. Free diagnostic, no fix no fee.
Local console repair
Wesley Chapel has a serious gaming community. Families across Wiregrass Ranch, Seven Oaks, Meadow Pointe and Estancia, students at Pasco-Hernando State College, and remote workers in Bexley and Watergrass all run consoles every night. When the PS5 stops sending video to the TV at 8 PM on a Friday, mailing it to Sony for a four-week turnaround is not the answer.
Our Wesley Chapel store fixes consoles in-house at 5339 Village Market. We keep a microscope-equipped soldering bench, hot air rework station, ultrasonic cleaner, oscilloscope, and a stock of HDMI ports, fans, thermal paste, USB-C connectors and disc drive parts on the shelf. Most PS5 HDMI repairs, fan cleanings, controller drift fixes and Switch charging port jobs can start the day you walk in — not the day a part finally ships.
Every console diagnostic is free. We open the case, find the failure, and tell you exactly what is wrong and what it costs before any work begins. If we cannot fix it, you owe nothing and you walk out with the same console you brought in.
What we fix
Every major modern console plus the handhelds your kids actually own. If it boots, runs games or connects to a TV, we probably service it.
PS5, PS5 Digital, PS5 Slim, PS4, PS4 Slim and PS4 Pro. The most common job here is the “no signal” HDMI repair, but we cover the full PlayStation lineup.
Xbox Series X, Series S, Xbox One X, One S and original Xbox One. Power supply failures, HDMI damage from cable bumps, fan replacement and storage upgrades.
Switch, Switch Lite and Switch OLED. Two issues dominate: a worn USB-C charging port, and a failed charging IC on the motherboard that will not accept charge at all.
Handheld gaming PCs are a different beast — small heatsinks, custom screen assemblies and proprietary thumbsticks. We service both Valve and ASUS handhelds.
PS5 repair · Wesley Chapel
HDMI port repair at $89.99 is the single most common PS5 fix we do in Wesley Chapel. If the console powers on but the TV says “No Signal”, the HDMI port pins are almost certainly bent or torn off the board — usually because the cable got bumped while plugged in. We desolder the damaged port under a microscope, clean the pads and install a new port to OEM spec. Most HDMI jobs are out the door in 3 to 5 business days.
Overheating, loud fan noise and unexpected shutdowns are the second most common PS5 problem, and they are rarely “the fan is broken”. The cause can be dust buildup, restricted airflow, fan failure, or an uneven thermal interface between the APU and heatsink. We inspect the fan, heatsink, vents and board first, then clean, service or replace only what is needed. Fan replacement is $49.99 if the fan itself has failed.
Disc drive issues on the PS5 disc edition — will not accept a disc, ejects randomly, cannot read games — are usually a failed laser assembly or a stuck eject mechanism. Some need a full drive swap, some are repairable. We diagnose free.
Symptom diagnosis
We test before we replace. Guessing costs you money and us credibility.
Often HDMI port damage — but we still test the cable, display, port pins and board pads before replacing anything. Do not keep wiggling a loose HDMI cable; repeated movement damages the board pads and makes the repair harder.
We inspect the fan, vents, heatsink, thermal interface and power behaviour. Some consoles need cleaning; others need a fan or deeper board diagnostics.
We test the power supply, main board, storage and HDMI behaviour rather than assuming one part is bad. Power cycling, one-beep shutdowns and no-display faults have different causes.
We test the USB-C port and the charging IC before quoting. Replacing the port alone will not fix the console if the charging chip has failed — that distinction matters.
Before pickup we test HDMI output, power draw, fan behaviour, disc reading, storage, controller pairing, charging and thermal performance — whichever apply to the repair performed.
Xbox & Nintendo
Two very different repair profiles — one dominated by ageing power supplies, the other by a single charging chip that gets misdiagnosed constantly.
Xbox repair splits into two camps: the Series X — newer, denser board, the same HDMI failure pattern as PS5 — and the older Xbox One family, which has a huge install base in Wesley Chapel and a lot of ageing power supplies and fans.
The most common Xbox job is HDMI port damage, same root cause as PS5: the cable gets bumped and the port loses contact with the board. We replace it under a microscope. Power supply failures come next — the console clicks, beeps, or refuses to start. Internal PSU repair starts at $49.99; on some Xbox One models we replace the brick rather than rebuild it.
On older systems, hard drive failures show up as games freezing, the dashboard hanging, or “system update required” loops that never finish. Replacement and reflash starts at $59.99.
If a Switch comes into our Wesley Chapel store it is almost always one of two problems. USB-C charging port failure ($69.99) happens because the port wears out — contacts loosen from constant docking, debris fills the connector, or the connection bends. We replace the port under a microscope on the daughterboard.
The harder problem is charging IC failure ($89.99) — the chip on the motherboard that regulates incoming power. When it fails, the port looks perfectly fine but the console refuses to charge or charges erratically. Diagnosing this correctly matters: replacing the port when the IC is the real fault wastes your money and our time. Our diagnostic tests both before any work begins.
Beyond charging we fix Joy-Con stick drift, broken docks — more often the dock’s HDMI board than the dock itself — cracked screens, and general maintenance like dust buildup and thermal paste degradation.
2026 Pricing
Starting prices for the repairs we do most. Final cost depends on the exact model, parts availability and any additional damage found during the free diagnostic. Every console repair carries a written warranty of up to 90 days.
| Console | HDMI | Power supply | Hard drive | Fan | Maintenance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PlayStation 5 | $89.99 | from $49.99 | from $59.99 | $49.99 | $69.99 |
| PlayStation 5 Digital | $89.99 | from $49.99 | from $59.99 | $49.99 | $69.99 |
| PlayStation 5 Slim | $89.99 | from $49.99 | from $59.99 | $49.99 | $69.99 |
| PlayStation 4 Pro | $89.99 | from $49.99 | from $59.99 | $49.99 | $69.99 |
| PlayStation 4 Slim | $89.99 | from $49.99 | from $59.99 | $49.99 | $69.99 |
| PlayStation 4 | $89.99 | from $49.99 | from $59.99 | $49.99 | $69.99 |
| PlayStation 3 | $89.99 | from $49.99 | from $59.99 | $49.99 | $69.99 |
Software repair from $39.99. Console diagnostics are always free.
| Console | HDMI | Power supply | Hard drive | Fan | Software |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xbox Series X | $89.99 | from $49.99 | from $59.99 | from $29.99 | from $39.99 |
| Xbox Series S | $89.99 | from $49.99 | from $59.99 | from $29.99 | from $39.99 |
| Xbox One X | $89.99 | from $49.99 | from $59.99 | from $29.99 | from $39.99 |
| Xbox One S | $89.99 | from $49.99 | from $59.99 | from $29.99 | from $39.99 |
| Xbox One | $89.99 | from $49.99 | from $59.99 | from $29.99 | from $39.99 |
General maintenance and thermal service $69.99.
| Model | USB-C port | Charging IC | Maintenance | Diagnostic |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nintendo Switch | $69.99 | $89.99 | $49.99 | Free |
| Nintendo Switch Lite | $69.99 | $89.99 | $49.99 | Free |
| Nintendo Switch OLED | $69.99 | $89.99 | $49.99 | Free |
Screen replacement and dock HDMI board repair quoted after inspection.
| Controller | Joystick drift | Charging port | Diagnostic |
|---|---|---|---|
| PS5 DualSense | $35 | from $35 | Free |
| PS4 DualShock | $35 | from $35 | Free |
| Xbox Wireless | $35 | from $35 | Free |
| Xbox Elite Series | $35 | from $35 | Free |
| Switch Joy-Con (per pair) | $35 | — | Free |
Controller drift is often same-day. Steam Deck and ROG Ally sticks are quoted after inspection.
Call to confirm pricing for your specific console.
Before you bring it in
We would rather you fixed it yourself in five minutes than paid us for something simple. These are safe and occasionally save you the trip.
Drop-off
Inside Village Market off Bruce B Downs Boulevard and SR-54. Bring the console only — we have HDMI cables, controllers, power cables and known-good displays on the bench.
| Monday – Saturday | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Sunday | 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM |
Questions
Not covered here? Call (813) 591-9575 before you open anything yourself.
Yes — it is the most common console repair we do at this store. The job is $89.99, includes a free diagnostic, and carries a written warranty of up to 90 days. Most PS5 HDMI repairs are completed within 3 to 5 business days depending on parts on hand.
A PS5 that powers on but shows “No Signal” almost always has a damaged HDMI port — usually because the cable got bumped while plugged in and the pins bent or broke contact with the board. Before assuming the worst, try a different HDMI cable and a different TV input. If neither helps, bring it in for a free diagnostic.
Yes — Xbox One, One S, One X, Series S and Series X. Common jobs: HDMI port replacement ($89.99), power supply repair (from $49.99), hard drive replacement (from $59.99), fan replacement (from $29.99) and controller drift ($35).
Yes. The two common causes are a worn USB-C port ($69.99) and a failed charging IC on the motherboard ($89.99). Working out which one is at fault is critical — replacing the port when the IC has failed fixes nothing. Every Switch repair starts with a free diagnostic that tests both. Switch, Lite and OLED all serviced.
It can be dust buildup, restricted airflow, a failing fan, or an uneven thermal interface between the APU and heatsink. We inspect the fan, heatsink, vents and board condition before recommending anything. A thermal service solves many cases; fan replacement is $49.99 if the fan motor itself has failed.
Often yes. PS5 and Xbox disc drive issues range from a stuck disc needing manual extraction, to a failed eject mechanism, to a worn laser assembly needing replacement. Some are quick; others need a full drive swap. Bring it in for a free diagnostic and we will tell you what is wrong, what it costs and how long before you commit.
Most repairs here are completed in 3 to 7 business days. Simple jobs — fan cleaning, thermal service, controller drift, software repair — are often same-day or next-day. HDMI port replacements take a few days because of the soldering work involved. We confirm an estimated turnaround at drop-off.
For repairs under $100 — HDMI ports, fans, controllers, power supplies — almost always yes. A working PS4 Pro or Xbox One X still plays a huge library, and a $90 repair beats a $400-plus replacement. We give honest advice at the free diagnostic if a repair does not make economic sense.
Yes — both Valve and ASUS handhelds. Charging ports, batteries, joystick drift, trigger faults, thermal service and screen replacement. Handheld gaming PCs use custom assemblies so we quote after the free diagnostic rather than publishing a fixed price. More background in our Steam Deck repair guide.
Just the console. We have HDMI cables, controllers, power cables and known-good displays on the bench, so there is no need to haul your TV setup in. The exception: if the fault only happens when docked (Switch) or with one specific controller, bring those too so we can reproduce it.
Yes — a written warranty of up to 90 days on parts and labour. If the same component fails within the warranty period due to workmanship, we re-repair at no charge. Damage from liquid, drops or impact after pickup is not covered, but we will always look at it and quote honestly.
Free diagnostic, written quote before any work, warranty of up to 90 days. Walk in at 5339 Village Market, Wesley Chapel.
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