OEM-Spec HDMI Repair Part — Microsolder Required
Xbox Series S HDMI Port Connector — 19-Pin HDMI 2.1 Replacement Socket
OEM-spec HDMI 2.1 board-mount port for the Xbox Series S Digital Edition. Restores 4K @ 120Hz video output after a "no signal" failure, black-screen fault, bent-pin damage or yanked-cable break. 19-pin Type A connector with 4 mounting tabs, drop-in match for the original Microsoft Series S board pad. Does NOT fit Xbox Series X (taller different assembly), Xbox One / One S / One X, PS5 or PS4. Microsolder install only — book the swap with our Forest Lake bench if you do not own a hot-air rework station.
19-Pin HDMI 2.1 4K 120Hz Output OEM-Spec Replacement Series S Only Bench Inspected
Brisbane Technical Hub
HDMI repair parts stocked, bench-inspected and dispatched from Shop 3A, 152 Woogaroo St, Forest Lake QLD 4078. Real console-repair bench — not a drop-shipped marketplace listing.
Authenticity Guaranteed
Genuine OEM-spec HDMI 2.1 ports built to Microsoft Xbox Series S board specification — matching pin count, footprint, mounting tabs and signal layout. No generic clones.
Reliable Dispatch
Ships within 2-4 business days from the Forest Lake bench. Padded mailer with anti-static foam, tracked Australia Post on every order to every state and territory.
Series S vs Series X HDMI Port — They Are NOT Interchangeable
The Xbox Series S and Series X look similar on a parts listing, but the HDMI port assemblies are physically different. Ordering the wrong one means a return at your cost.
Xbox Series S HDMI (This Listing)
Console: Xbox Series S Digital Edition
Port type: HDMI 2.1 Type A, 19-pin
Profile: Compact / low-profile housing
Mounting: 4 board-mount tabs
Max output: 4K @ 120Hz
Footprint: Series S board pad only
Best for: All Series S no-signal / broken-port repairs
Xbox Series X HDMI (Different Part)
Console: Xbox Series X (Disc)
Port type: HDMI 2.1 Type A, 19-pin
Profile: Taller / different shielding shape
Mounting: Different tab footprint
Max output: 4K @ 120Hz
Footprint: Series X board pad — physically different
Best for: Series X repairs ONLY — will NOT fit Series S
Need the Series X port instead? The two port assemblies have different shielding height and a different mounting-tab footprint — even though both run HDMI 2.1 at 4K 120Hz. Browse our repair parts & tools range for the Series X equivalent and console microsolder tools.
What "OEM-Spec Replacement" Actually Means
OEM-spec means the port is built to the same physical and electrical specification as the part originally fitted by Microsoft to the Xbox Series S motherboard — same pin pitch, same mounting-tab footprint, same HDMI 2.1 signal layout, same shielding profile.
Drop-In Footprint Match
No filing, no jumper wires, no off-spec workarounds. The port lines up with every original board pad and tab on the Series S motherboard.
Brand New, Never Fitted
Factory-fresh stock — never installed, never reflowed, never pulled from a console. Sealed anti-static packaging straight to your bench.
Bench Inspected Before Dispatch
Visually checked under the bench microscope for housing damage, pin pitch and mounting-tab alignment. Damaged units never go out.
Anti-Static Packaging
Each port ships sealed in an anti-static bag with foam padding — pins protected, mounting tabs guarded against transit damage.
Professional Install Required — Microsolder Job
This is a board-mount surface-mount HDMI socket. The repair requires advanced microsolder skills and proper rework gear — the Xbox Series S motherboard is heat-sensitive and DIY attempts without the right tools often cause permanent damage.
- Full motherboard removal and precision desoldering of the failed port.
- 19 delicate signal pins must be reflowed cleanly without bridging or starving.
- Risk of lifting board pads or traces without the right hot-air profile.
- Hot-air rework station, microscope and ESD-safe bench required.
- Lead-free flux, solder paste and braid — the right consumables matter.
In the box: 1 × Xbox Series S HDMI 2.1 port connector, 19-pin Type A. Sealed anti-static bag and padded mailer. No additional accessories — consumables and tools sourced separately.
Bench-time guide: 45-60 min for a console microsolder tech, 90-120 min for a confident hobbyist with rework gear, not recommended for first-time solderers. Book the swap with our Forest Lake bench in person if you do not own a hot-air rework station and microscope.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this HDMI port also fit the Xbox Series X?+
No. This port is designed only for the Xbox Series S Digital Edition. The Xbox Series X uses a taller HDMI port assembly with a different mounting-tab footprint and shielding profile. Even though both run HDMI 2.1 at 4K 120Hz, the parts are physically different and not interchangeable. Installing the wrong port will not seat onto the board pads correctly and risks permanent motherboard damage. Confirm your console is a Series S (Model 1883) before ordering.
Can I install this with a standard soldering iron?+
No — a standard pencil iron is not the right tool for this job. The HDMI port is a surface-mount component with 19 fine signal pins and 4 large ground tabs that need even, controlled heat to reflow without damaging the board. The correct workflow is hot-air rework station with the right air profile, leaded or lead-free solder paste, flux, microscope inspection and an ESD-safe bench. Iron-only attempts almost always lift pads or starve joints and the repair fails inside weeks.
My Xbox Series S powers on but the TV says "No Signal" — will this fix it?+
Most likely yes — once you have ruled out the cable and the TV. Step-by-step triage: try a known-good HDMI cable, then try a different display, then try a different HDMI input on the same display. If the console still shows no signal, the failure is on the console side — either the port itself, the HDMI transmitter chip or a damaged trace. The board-mount port is by far the most common culprit on a Series S that powers on, fan spins and the controller pairs.
Is this part brand new or pulled from another console?+
Brand new — never fitted to a console, never reflowed, never pulled. The port ships sealed in an anti-static bag straight from the OEM-spec production line. Each unit is bench-inspected at the Forest Lake hub before dispatch for housing damage, pin pitch and mounting-tab integrity. Pulled HDMI ports are not safe to resell because reflow heat history is unknown — we never sell pulled ports for this reason.
Will it support full 4K 120Hz output after the swap?+
Yes — this port runs full HDMI 2.1 bandwidth and supports 4K UHD output at up to 120Hz on a compatible display. The Series S itself is rated for 1440p native gameplay with 4K media playback at up to 120Hz, which this port handles in full. The connection is purely physical and electrical — no firmware change is needed and the console reads the new port the same way it read the original.
Does swapping the HDMI port void the Microsoft warranty?+
Yes — opening a sealed Xbox Series S removes the factory tamper sticker and ends any active Microsoft warranty. If your console is still inside its first 12 months and still under Microsoft cover, do not open it — raise a Microsoft Xbox support case first. This port is intended for out-of-warranty consoles, third-party repair shops, refurbishers and DIY repairs on consoles where the factory warranty has already expired.
My HDMI cable wiggles in the port — can I just push it back?+
No — a wiggling HDMI port means one or more of the four mounting tabs has lifted from its board pad. Pushing the port back in only stresses the remaining solder joints and accelerates the failure. The proper fix is a full port swap with this OEM-spec replacement and clean reflow on the original board pads. Continuing to plug a cable into a wiggling port often takes signal pads with it, turning a port-only repair into a board-trace repair.
Can I book your bench to do the install instead of doing it myself?+
Yes — bring or post the console to Shop 3A, 152 Woogaroo St, Forest Lake QLD 4078 and our microsolder bench can quote and complete the swap on-site. Walk-in console-repair customers get the same OEM-spec port stocked on the shelf, fitted with proper hot-air rework, microscope inspection and a full HDMI 2.1 output bench-test before the console goes home.
What if the board pads are already lifted — can the console still be saved?+
Often yes — with extra trace-repair work. A microsolder tech inspects the pads under a microscope, identifies the lifted traces, runs fine jumper wires from the broken trace ends to the new port pins and reseats the OEM-spec port. It is more labour and not every console is salvageable, but the success rate on Series S board-pad rebuilds is high in skilled hands. Books in at our Forest Lake bench for a per-board assessment.
Do you offer any return or replacement on this part?+
Each port is bench-inspected for housing damage, pin pitch and mounting-tab integrity before dispatch — manufacturing-fault returns are handled case by case. Returns require the part to be unfitted, unsoldered and in original anti-static packaging. Once the port has been reflowed onto a board it is no longer returnable, regardless of installation outcome — this is standard for all microsolder repair components. Drop returns or queries to Shop 3A, 152 Woogaroo St, Forest Lake QLD 4078.
JPC Mobile Quality Promise
Brand new OEM-spec Xbox Series S HDMI 2.1 port, bench-inspected for housing, pin pitch and mounting-tab integrity before dispatch. Australia Post tracking on every order from our Forest Lake hub.
OEM-Spec HDMI 2.1 Brand New Stock Bench Inspected Sold Australia Wide
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