Taunton workshop · by appointment

Games Console Repair in Taunton

PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch repairs with a Lifetime Warranty.

From snapped HDMI ports to overheating and disc drive faults, we fix it properly in our Taunton workshop. Free quote, and no fix, no fee.

  • Lifetime warranty
  • No fix, no fee
  • In-house microsoldering

Lifetime warrantyon every repair

No fix, no feeyou only pay if we fix it

Free quoteexact price before we start

Board-level repairsdone in-house

What we fix

Console repairs we do every week

Not sure what's wrong? Tell us what it's doing and we'll work it out. These are the faults we see most.

HDMI port replacement

No picture, flickering or "no signal" on the TV. Usually a damaged HDMI port, which we replace with microsoldering.

Overheating & loud fans

Shutting down mid-game or sounding like a jet engine. We strip, deep clean, replace thermal paste and repair or replace fans.

No power

Dead, clicking or turning off straight away. We test the power supply and board to find the real cause.

Disc drive faults

Discs not reading, not ejecting or making grinding noises on PlayStation and Xbox.

Motherboard repair

Board-level faults, damaged components and liquid damage, diagnosed and repaired under the microscope.

Storage & software

Hard drive and SSD replacement, upgrades, consoles stuck on boot or in safe mode, and update errors.

Controller repairs

Sticky or dead buttons, broken triggers, charging ports and batteries on DualSense, DualShock, Xbox and Joy-Con controllers.

Switch screens & batteries

Cracked screens, dead batteries, worn Joy-Con rails and USB-C charging ports that won't charge or dock.

Ports & power sockets

Damaged USB ports and power sockets that are loose, burnt or won't take the lead any more.

HDMI port repairs

No picture? It's usually the HDMI port

A tripped-over cable or a console moved while it's still plugged in can bend or snap the pins inside the HDMI port. The result is no picture, a flickering picture or a distorted one.

Fixing it properly means removing the old port from the motherboard and soldering a new one in place. It takes a microscope, a fine-tip iron and a steady hand, and not every repair shop offers it. We do it in-house in Taunton.

1

Diagnose

We check the port, the pins and the HDMI chip under the microscope, so we know it's the port and not something else.

2

Remove the old port

The damaged port is carefully desoldered without harming the pads or nearby components.

3

Fit a new port

A new HDMI port is soldered onto the board and every pin is checked.

4

Test

We test picture and sound on a TV before you collect it, and the repair is covered for life.

Consoles we repair

PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo and retro

If your model isn't listed, ask us. There's a good chance we can still help.

PlayStation

  • PS5
  • PS5 Slim
  • PS5 Pro
  • PS4
  • PS4 Slim
  • PS4 Pro

Common: HDMI port, overheating, disc drive, blue light of death

Xbox

  • Series X
  • Series S
  • Xbox One
  • Xbox One S
  • Xbox One X
  • Xbox 360

Common: HDMI port, no power, disc drive, stuck on boot

Nintendo Switch

  • Switch
  • Switch OLED
  • Switch Lite
  • Switch 2
  • Joy-Con
  • Dock

Common: screen, battery, USB-C port, won't dock, Joy-Con connection

Controllers

  • DualSense
  • DualSense Edge
  • DualShock 4
  • Xbox Wireless
  • Xbox Elite
  • Joy-Con

Common: buttons, triggers, charging port, battery

Retro consoles

  • Super Nintendo
  • Nintendo 64
  • Sega Mega Drive
  • PlayStation 1 & 2
  • GameCube
  • Game Boy

Common: power supplies, tired capacitors, worn connectors, age-related faults

Not sure what's wrong?

Send us a message with your console and what it's doing. We'll tell you the likely fault and give you a free quote.

Sound familiar?

What customers tell us

Here's what the problem usually turns out to be.

“The TV just says no signal.”

Usually a damaged HDMI port or HDMI chip.

“It turns itself off in the middle of a game.”

Overheating. A deep clean and new thermal paste normally sorts it.

“My controller won't charge any more.”

Usually the charging port or a worn-out battery.

“It's louder than a hairdryer.”

Dust build-up or a failing fan.

“It won't read discs any more.”

A worn laser or a disc drive fault.

“The Switch won't charge or go in the dock.”

Often the USB-C port or the charging chip.

How it works

Fixed in three simple steps

1

Tell us the problem

Book online or message us with your console and what it's doing.

2

Get an exact price

We'll diagnose it and confirm the full cost before we start. No surprises.

3

Get it repaired

We fix and test it, then let you know it's ready to collect.

FAQs

Console repair questions

Can't see your question? Call or message us on 07724 615400.

How long does a console repair take?

It depends on the fault. Simple jobs like a clean and new thermal paste are quicker than board-level work such as HDMI port replacement. We'll give you a turnaround time when we quote.

How much does a console repair cost?

Every console and fault is different, so we give you an exact price before any work starts. Quotes are free, and if we can't fix it you don't pay for the repair.

Will I lose my games and saved progress?

Most repairs, including HDMI ports, cleaning and fans, don't touch your storage, so your games and saves stay as they are. If a repair involves the hard drive or SSD, we'll tell you first. Turning on cloud saves before you drop it off is always a good idea.

What should I bring with my console?

Just the console for most repairs. For power, charging or display faults, bring the power lead too. For Switch dock problems, bring the dock and its leads.

Is it worth repairing my console?

Usually, yes. Most common faults cost far less to fix than buying a new console, and repairing it keeps it out of landfill. If a repair isn't worth it, we'll tell you honestly.

Is the repair guaranteed?

Yes. Our repairs come with a lifetime warranty on the parts we fit and the work we do. See our lifetime warranty page for details.

Do you repair retro consoles?

Yes. We repair older consoles like the Super Nintendo, N64, Mega Drive and early PlayStations, including power supplies, capacitors and worn connectors.

Book your repair

Get your console back in the game

Our Taunton workshop is open by appointment only, so we're ready for you when you arrive.