The Xbox Series X pushes 4K at up to 120Hz over HDMI 2.1, so its HDMI port carries a lot - and when that port is damaged, you get nothing on screen at all. If your Series X powers on (light on, fan running) but the green boot screen never appears and the TV reads "No Signal", the HDMI port on the mainboard has usually been knocked loose or had its pins bent. This service replaces it and restores full 4K/120Hz output.

Signs your Xbox Series X needs an HDMI port repair

• Console powers on but the green Xbox boot screen never shows
• "No Signal" or "No Source" displayed on the TV
• Image flickers, cuts out, or looks snowy
• Bent, pushed-in, or missing pins inside the HDMI socket
• Picture only appears when the HDMI cable is held at an angle
• A spark followed by a black screen when the cable is plugged in

What we do

This is board-level micro-soldering by experienced console technicians. We remove the damaged HDMI port from the Xbox Series X mainboard, inspect the surrounding pads and traces for lifted or torn connections, repair any damage, and fit a brand-new port. We then test across resolutions - including 4K at high refresh rates - to confirm a stable, full-quality signal before return.

Why OG Repairs

We're experienced console repair specialists and HDMI ports are our everyday work. We use genuine-quality replacement ports, test every console before return, and can supply photo or video proof of the work. Every repair carries a 12-month warranty. Drop off at our London workshop - same-day where possible - or mail it in from anywhere in the world, tracked both ways.