Xbox turns on but the TV says 'No Signal'? HDMI port feels loose? We diagnose the output path, inspect connector pins, and test the console before quoting the repair.
Clear service prices, with no surprise add-ons. Any additional board damage or parts outside the standard repair are discussed before proceeding.
Repair of a damaged or loose HDMI connector after diagnostic inspection.
Internal cleaning, cooling-system inspection and replacement of appropriate thermal paste on the console's processor when required. We check fan operation and airflow after service.
Prices in Canadian dollars. GST is extra. Scope applies to the stated standard services. We quote additional electronic or physical damage before repair; parts and service availability may vary by model and condition.
A blank TV screen isn't proof that the HDMI connector needs replacement. We check the symptoms and connection first.
We check the connector, cable symptoms and relevant display or power circuitry. We avoid replacing a port simply because the screen is black.
We confirm whether standard HDMI replacement or other work is indicated, explain the cost, and obtain approval before proceeding.
We complete the approved work and check display operation and connection stability. Timing depends on parts and damage.
Not always. Start by checking the TV input and a known-good HDMI cable. If the console still has no output, the connector and board-level signal path need diagnosis.
Our standard Xbox Series X HDMI port replacement service is $160 plus GST. Any extra work needed because of damaged traces or other electronic faults is quoted separately before repair.
The listed Xbox Series X internal cleaning and thermal paste service is $140 plus GST. We confirm the service scope and condition during intake.
The repair process includes checking the physical port, image output and connection stability under normal use.
Call Tech4Service at (780) 264-9262 or use our booking page. Our shop is located at 17504 76 St NW, Edmonton.
Need something else repaired? Start with our service pages or talk to the Edmonton workshop about the exact model.
Contact Tech4Service in north Edmonton. We'll explain the intake process and assess the repair options.
