In this video, I'll show you how to fix common problems with your PS5 so you can become a console repair expert.

This tutorial will walk you through the troubleshooting process and ensure you can get back to your gaming adventures in no time.

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▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

00:00 – Introduction
00:45 – Troubleshooting flowcharts
03:21 – Front architecture
05:28 – Back Architecture
07:13 – Standby voltages – front panel
11:08 – Standby voltages – back
12:49 – Switch-on voltages – front
13:30 – Switch-on voltages – back
14:30 – Warranty seal and screws
15:07 – Liquid Metal
15:40 – Check soldering points
16:07 – Standby boot sequence
20:38 – Dialog Power Management IC
22:26 – TPS53219A – Single Buck Controller
11:59 p.m. – Southbridge
25:07 – BIOS IC – W25Q16JVSNIM
29:44 – Southbridge – Back
30:41 – 3.3V STBY voltage regulator
31:31 – Ethernet connection
32:30 – Standby voltages near the HDMI encoder
33:03 – SBV IC – Voltage Regulator – TLV62090RGTT
34:53 – 3.3V voltage regulator
35:13 – Standby and switch-on voltages
35:44 – WLAN module
36:17 – 5 V and 3.3 V standby voltages
36:52 – HDMI encoder IC
37:57 – White Light of Death
38:15 – HDMI pins diode measurements
38:59 – Blue Light of Death
40:50 – Error updating firmware with USB stick
41:19 – USB – TPS2001D – current limited IC
41:49 – +1.0 Vcore
42:36 – NCP25160 – VRM Mosfet Driver
44:06 – Capacitors near the power supply
44:41 – +1.35 Vmem
47:57 – SSD voltage regulator
48:31 – Standby and switch-on voltages
49:18 – SSD controller and NAND flash memory
49:54 – SSD controller main fuse
50:53 – APU
52:10 – USB Type-C Gbps Redriver IC
52:48 – RTC battery 3.3 V
53:46 – RAM troubleshooting
54:43 – Drive board
55:09 – Identification code for fuses
55:32 – Outro

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