playstation ჯოისტიკის შეკეთება კონტროლერის შეკეთება
Negotiable price
More than 5 years
Tbilisi
კონსოლის ,ანალოგის,ჯოისტიკის შეკეთება
50 ₾More than 5 yearsTbilisi
playstation 5 გაწმენდა
Negotiable priceMore than 5 yearsTbilisiTips for gaming console service
Thermal paste and liquid metal replacement
Cleaning consoles (PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch) from dust to eliminate loud fan noise and overheating; professional application of high-performance thermal paste or liquid metal (Liquid\ Metal).
Gamepad/controller repair
Fixing analog stick drift (Analog\ Drift) on DualSense, DualShock, and Xbox controllers; replacing 3D thumbsticks with magnetic Hall Effect sensors; replacing worn buttons, rubber conductive pads, and batteries.
HDMI port and video IC repair
Replacing broken or damaged HDMI ports; resolving black screen/no video signal issues by repairing HDMI encoder chips and power ICs (BGA reballing /replacement).
SSD/HDD upgrade and storage replacement
Replacing faulty hard drives, expanding storage capacity with high-speed M.2\ NVMe\ SSD drives, and reinstalling operating systems.
Power supply and cooling system repair
Repairing power supply units (Power\ Supply) on consoles that won't turn on; replacing blown microchips and damaged cooling fans.💡 Restore your console's peak performance: Find experienced technicians, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo repair specialists on the platform: services.ss.ge
Playstation-ის და xbox-ის გაწმენდა
55 ₾More than 5 yearsTbilisiFrequently Asked Questions - Game Console Service
Stick drift is caused by physical wear or dust accumulation inside the analog module's potentiometers, making characters or cameras drift automatically in-game. This is resolved by replacing the 3D mechanism. Upgrading to magnetic Hall Effect sticks virtually eliminates future wear and drift.
Deep cleaning dust from the heatsink and replacing thermal interfaces is recommended once every 12 months (or every 6 to 8 months under heavy daily use). Overheating due to blocked vents can lead to catastrophic APU/GPU failure.
In 90% of cases, this is caused by a damaged HDMI port (from bent pins or rough cable insertion) or a failed HDMI encoder chip due to power surges. Both components can easily be replaced by a service technician.