Xbox Series X & S Repair
Xbox Series X and Series S repair by post: HDMI ports, disc drives, overheating, power, fan and USB faults. Fixed prices, no fix, no fee.
Most Xbox faults come down to one part, and many are worth repairing.
- Return postage included
- Parts included
- No fix, no fee
- 12-month warranty
Choose a repair
Console repairs
A new HDMI port for an Xbox Series X|S with no signal, a flickering picture or a loose, damaged port, tested for picture and sound before it comes back.
A full strip-down clean and fresh thermal paste for an Xbox Series X|S that runs hot, sounds loud or switches itself off, tested for an hour before it comes back.
Repair for an Xbox Series X|S that won't turn on: a genuine Microsoft power supply or a board power repair, tested for an hour before it comes back.
Disc drive repair for an Xbox Series X that won't read discs, grinds, or won't take or eject a disc. The console's own paired drive board is kept.
A genuine replacement fan for an Xbox Series X|S whose fan grinds, ticks or has stopped, tested for an hour before it comes back.
Repair for an Xbox Series X|S USB port that's loose, broken or no longer charges or connects, at the front or the back. Tested for charging and data.
Controller repairs
Professional stick replacement for a drifting Xbox Series or Xbox One controller, tested and calibrated — priced per stick, with a Hall effect upgrade option, and TMR for Series X|S controllers.
Hall effect sensor sticks fitted to your Xbox controller, calibrated and tested. Contactless, so there's no contact track to wear down — the usual cause of drift.
TMR sensor sticks fitted to your Xbox Series X|S controller, calibrated and tested. Contactless like Hall effect, with a finer sensor and lower battery draw.
USB-C port replacement for an Xbox Series X|S controller that won't charge or connect by cable, or only works with the cable held at an angle.
Repair for Xbox controller buttons that stick, don't respond or double-press, including A, B, X, Y, the D-pad and the Menu, View, Share and Xbox buttons.
Repair for Xbox controller bumpers (LB and RB) that won't click, don't register, feel mushy, or have snapped.
Repair for Xbox controller triggers (LT and RT) that stick, don't spring back, feel loose or don't register a full press.
Headphone jack replacement for an Xbox controller with no sound, crackling or one-sided audio through wired headphones.
Frequently asked questions
Which Xbox models do you repair?
Does Microsoft repair Xbox consoles out of warranty?
Will I lose my games and saves?
What if the fault turns out to be software?
More about Xbox repairs
An Xbox Series X|S that stops working is rarely finished. Most faults come down to one part that has worn or failed, such as a damaged HDMI port, a failed internal power supply, a dust-clogged heatsink or a worn disc drive laser, and replacing that part costs a fraction of a new console. I repair the Xbox Series X and Series S by post from anywhere in the UK.
The repairs I do most are HDMI port repairs for a console with no picture, overheating repairs for a console that runs loud or hot, and no power repairs for a console that won't turn on. I also repair the Series X disc drive while keeping its paired drive board, replace worn fans, and fix loose or broken USB ports. Xbox controllers are covered too, from stick drift to charging ports.
Every repair has a fixed, all-in price that includes parts and tracked return postage. You pay to post your console to me. Once the work is done, I test the console for an hour running a demanding game before it's posted back, and every repair is covered by a 12-month warranty. If I can't repair it, it's no fix, no fee: I refund what you paid, less return postage. If I find a different fault from the one you booked, I'll tell you and quote before doing anything more.
Not sure what's wrong? The free checks are worth trying first. Start with Xbox no signal, Xbox won't turn on or Xbox stuck on the start-up screen. They'll often tell you what the fault is, and sometimes fix it for free. When you're ready to send your console, how to pack an Xbox for posting will help it arrive safely.
I'll always tell you honestly if a repair isn't worth doing, and if a software fix is all your console needs, you'll pay less.