No. This port is for the original PS4 (Fat/CUH-1000 series) only. The PS4 Slim (CUH-2xxx) and PS4 Pro (CUH-7xxx) use a physically different connector that is flipped 180 degrees relative to this one.

Installing the wrong port will result in a misaligned connector and a dead board. The ports look similar at a glance but are not interchangeable.

Check the sticker on the bottom of your console. CUH-1xxx = Original PS4 — this listing is correct. CUH-2xxx or CUH-7xxx — you need the Slim/Pro listing.

WLOD stands for White Light of Death — the PS4 powers on showing a white indicator light, but the TV shows no picture or signal. It is one of the most common PS4 faults.

In most WLOD cases on the original PS4, the HDMI port is the cause — either from physical damage, bent pins, or solder joint failure. Replacing the port resolves it in the majority of cases.

However, the HDMI encoder chip (MN86471A on some PS4 boards) can also cause WLOD with an intact port. If the port looks physically fine, the chip may need attention. A qualified technician can diagnose which fault is present before you order parts.

PULL-A means this connector was removed from a real PS4 donor console. It is a genuine Sony part — not a third-party replica.

Aftermarket HDMI ports for the PS4 vary widely in quality. Common issues include slightly off pin geometry that causes solder bridges, weaker housing that breaks again quickly, and pin counts that differ from the original.

PULL-A original Sony ports have the correct geometry, proven solder-ability, and the same housing strength as the original. Professional repair shops prefer them for this reason.

Yes. The HDMI port is surface-mounted on the PS4 motherboard. There is no plug-in or clip-in alternative — every pin must be soldered.

A hot-air rework station is required to remove the old port without lifting the motherboard pads. A fine-tip soldering iron and flux are needed to place and solder the new port cleanly.

If you are not experienced with board-level soldering, bring your console to our Forest Lake store. Call 0480 039 913 for a repair quote.

First rule out the simple causes. Try a different HDMI cable, a different TV, and a different HDMI input on the same TV. Also try booting into Safe Mode by holding the power button until you hear two beeps — this resets video output settings.

If those steps do not resolve it and you can see bent or broken pins in the port, a new HDMI port is the correct next step.

If the port looks physically intact with no bent pins, the HDMI encoder chip or nearby HDMI filters may also be at fault. A technician can diagnose the difference before you order parts.

The most common cause is the HDMI cable being yanked sideways or the console being dropped while plugged in. The port takes the stress of the cable pull — its solder joints fail or the pins bend.

Hot-plugging — inserting or removing the HDMI cable while the PS4 is powered on — gradually weakens solder joints over time. Repeated plug and unplug cycles eventually loosen the port from the board.

The original PS4 port design was criticised for being fragile. It was a known weakness of early units — one of the most common repairs on the CUH-1000 and CUH-1100 series specifically.

Not reliably. The port has many pins surface-mounted to the motherboard. A hot-air station is the only reliable way to remove the old port without lifting the pads underneath.

Attempting removal with only a standard iron risks lifting the copper pads from the board — damage that cannot be easily repaired and makes the motherboard unusable.

A botched DIY attempt also makes it harder and more expensive for a professional to fix afterwards. If you do not have the right equipment, bring the console and this part to our Forest Lake store.

No. This is a PULL-A hardware connector part sold as-is for professional and experienced DIY use. No manufacturer warranty is included.

Every unit is visually inspected before dispatch. Australian Consumer Law protections apply to all purchases from JPC Mobile.

If the part arrives damaged or not as described, contact us at 0480 039 913 or visit Shop 3A, Forest Lake QLD.

Yes. JPC Mobile handles PS4 HDMI port repairs at our Forest Lake store, including full board-level diagnosis, port removal, pad cleaning, and reflow of the new connector.

If you are not comfortable with the soldering repair yourself, bring your console in. We can advise on whether the port, the encoder chip, or the HDMI filters are the cause before any work begins.

Call 0480 039 913 or walk in to Shop 3A, 152 Woogaroo St, Forest Lake QLD 4078 for a quote.

Orders ship from Brisbane within 2–4 business days via Australia Post.

Brisbane metro: 1–3 days after dispatch. Sydney and Melbourne: 3–5 days.

Perth and regional areas: 5–8 days after dispatch. Tracking included on all orders.