PlayStation Repair Nashville

PlayStation Repair Services in Nashville

PlayStation HDMI Port Repair — $99 Flat

The #1 PlayStation repair we do is HDMI port replacement. If your console turns on — you hear the beep, see the light — but your TV says "No Signal," the HDMI port is damaged. This happens from the cable being pulled at an angle, tripped over, or worn from repeated use. We replace HDMI ports on both PS4 and PS5 for $99 flat using professional micro-soldering. The port has 19 microscopic pins soldered to the motherboard — this requires specialized equipment. Most HDMI repairs are done in 2–4 hours with a 1-year warranty. See our dedicated PS5 HDMI repair page for full details.

PlayStation Disc Drive Repair

If your PlayStation won't accept discs, won't eject them, or makes grinding noises when you insert a game, the disc drive mechanism is damaged. We repair PlayStation disc drives starting at $79 for PS4 and $99 for PS5. Common issues include misaligned gears, a broken eject motor, damaged rollers, or a dirty optical lens. Most disc drive repairs are done in 2–4 hours. Don't force discs in or out — that can damage the drive and scratch your games.

PlayStation Won't Turn On — Power Supply Repair

A PlayStation that won't power on usually has a failed power supply, blown internal fuse, or motherboard damage. Our diagnostic identifies the exact cause. Power supply repairs start at $99 and are often done same-day. If your console is under warranty but you don't want to wait weeks for Sony's repair service, we can often fix it faster.

PlayStation Overheating and Fan Cleaning

If your PlayStation fan is running extremely loud or the console shuts down during gameplay, it's overheating. Dust buildup inside the console blocks airflow and traps heat. Our overheating service ($79+) includes opening the console, cleaning all heatsinks and fans, replacing thermal paste on the processor, and verifying temperatures. This service takes 1–2 hours and can dramatically reduce fan noise and prevent long-term damage.

PlayStation USB Port Repair

If your controller won't charge or connect when plugged into the console, a damaged USB port may be the cause. We repair PlayStation USB ports starting at $79. Sometimes the issue is just pocket lint or debris packed into the port — we clean that at no charge during the diagnostic. But if the port is physically damaged or detached from the board, replacement is the fix.

Controller Drift — DualSense and DualShock

Controller drift — when your character moves on its own or the camera pans without touching the stick — affects both DualSense (PS5) and DualShock 4 (PS4) controllers. We replace the analog stick module for $49 per controller, usually in about an hour. We also fix unresponsive buttons, broken triggers, and charging issues on both controller types.

PS5 vs PS4 Repair — What's Different?

The PS5 and PS4 share many common issues — HDMI port damage, disc drive problems, overheating, and power supply failures. The repair process is similar, but PS5 repairs require different parts and sometimes more disassembly time. HDMI port replacement is $99 flat for both models. PS5 disc drive repair starts at $99; PS4 disc drive repair starts at $79. PS4 repairs are typically a bit faster due to simpler internals. Visit our PS5 repair page for PS5-specific details.