Get the console back in the game.
No display, damaged HDMI port, overheating, power failure, storage errors, disc problems, and controller faults each need a different repair path. Choose the console family and describe exactly what happens when you power it on.
Photo: InclusiveGameLab, CC BY-SA 4.0What is the device doing?
The visible damage is one clue. The exact model and behavior help the team separate a direct repair from a diagnostic problem.
- No image, flicker, or damaged HDMI port
- No power or unexpected shutdown
- Overheating, loud fan, or thermal warning
- Disc drive, storage, or system error
- Controller, Joy-Con, charging, or connection trouble
Choose the issue that looks closest.
Find the exact model.
If it is missing, send the model number for a manual check.
Approval stays in the right place.
- 01Choose PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo
- 02Share the model and exact symptom
- 03Bring the power supply or controller when relevant
- 04Approve the diagnostic and repair scope before work
Know the next step.
Availability, timing, and repair options depend on the device, damage, and current parts supply.
See all FAQsDo you repair PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo?
Yes, supported models are listed by console family. Use the manual request if a model is not yet in the catalog.
Should I bring cables and controllers?
Bring the power supply, display cable, dock, or controller when it is directly related to the problem.
Can an HDMI problem be a settings issue?
Yes. Cable, display, software, port, and board faults can cause similar symptoms. The diagnostic separates them.
Ready to tell us what happened?
Choose the device and issue. iPhix confirms the scope and current quote before work begins.
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