Question 1

What does board-level repair mean?

Accepted Answer

It means fixing the actual fault on the console’s mainboard: replacing a damaged HDMI port, power component or chip, rather than swapping the whole board. Most shops only do part swaps, so board-level repair often saves you money and keeps all your data and games.

Question 2

How long does a repair take?

Accepted Answer

Most common repairs like HDMI ports or Switch charging are turned around quickly, often within a couple of days depending on parts. I’ll always give you a realistic timescale when you drop the console off.

Question 3

Will I lose my games or saved data?

Accepted Answer

No. Because I repair the console itself rather than replacing it, your storage, games and saved data stay exactly as they were.

Question 4

How much does a repair cost?

Accepted Answer

PS5 and Xbox Series HDMI repairs are £50, no-power faults £60–£120, disc drives £40–£60, ports £50 and overheating services £40. Nintendo Switch charging, power and game-reader faults are £35, with battery or screen work £45–£60. See the pricing page for full details.

Question 5

How does diagnosis and pricing work?

Accepted Answer

Every repair starts with a formal diagnosis before pricing. I’ll inspect the console, confirm the fault and give you a clear price before any work goes ahead. You only pay once you’re happy with the quote.

HDMI port replacementOur most common repair	£50
No power	£60 – £120
Faulty disc drive	£40 – £60
USB / I/O ports	£50
Overheating / full service	£40

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