PlayStation repair in Luton.

PlayStation repair is one of the things Mega Mobiles is best known for. People bring PS5s, PS4s and Xboxes to our Luton shop from across Bedfordshire and beyond, for HDMI ports, overheating, noisy fans and controller faults.

Choose your console above to see each repair and price. Here is what we fix, how a PS5 service works and how long a console repair takes.

Common PlayStation repairs

• HDMI port. No picture on the TV, or a picture that cuts out when the cable moves.
• Overheating and fan. Loud fans, shutdowns mid-game, or a console that feels very hot.
• Disc and Blu-ray drive. Discs that won't read, eject or load.
• Power supply. A console that won't switch on at all.
• Software errors. Consoles stuck on boot or showing error codes.
• Controllers. Charging ports, batteries and stick drift.

PS5 HDMI port repair

A damaged HDMI port is one of the most common PS5 repair jobs we see. It usually happens when the console is moved with the cable still plugged in, bending the pins inside. You might get no signal, flickering, or a picture only when the cable is held at an angle.

We replace the port on the board and test the console on a screen with you. Customers who had been told elsewhere that their HDMI port couldn't be fixed have walked out with a working console.

PS5 servicing: fans, dust and liquid metal

A PS5 that runs loud or hot often needs a proper service. We open the console, clean the fan and heatsink, and check the liquid metal that cools the processor. Customers often tell us their PS5 is quiet again afterwards, and many PS5 services are done in about an hour.

Sony's PlayStation support has tips on ventilation and error codes. If those don't help, bring the console in.

Disc drive and power faults

If your PlayStation won't read discs, makes grinding noises or keeps ejecting a disc, the drive needs attention. On older consoles the Blu-ray drive itself can wear out; on others a small part inside the drive is at fault. We test the drive and tell you which PlayStation repair it needs.

A console that won't power on at all, or turns off as soon as it starts, usually has a power supply fault. We check the power supply first, because it is a common and fixable cause, before looking at anything on the board.

Signs your PS5 needs a service

• The fan is much louder than it used to be, even in menus
• The console shuts down during long games
• Warm air barely comes out of the back vents
• Dust is visible around the vents and side panels

Any of these can mean the cooling system is clogged. A PS5 service clears it before it causes a bigger fault.

Controller repairs

Controllers take more abuse than consoles. We repair charging ports that no longer connect, batteries that won't hold a charge and other controller faults. Bring the controller with the console, or on its own, and we will check it.

Xbox and Nintendo repairs

We repair Xbox Series X, Series S, One X, One S, One and 360, as well as Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite and 3DS XL. Common jobs include HDMI ports, disc drives, fans, power supplies, screens and controller charging. Xbox repairs start from £35 and Nintendo repairs from £49. For Xbox account and error help, see Xbox support.

How long does a PlayStation repair take?

HDMI ports and PS5 services are often done in around an hour. Some faults, such as power or board problems, take longer to diagnose. We tell you the expected time before we start, and we keep you updated. Book a time to make sure we can start straight away.

What does PlayStation repair cost?

PlayStation repairs start from £30, including parts and labour. We check the console with you and confirm the price before any work starts. If a console isn't worth fixing, we will tell you.

Book your console repair in Luton

Bring your console to 142 Leagrave Road, Luton LU4 8HX, any day from 9am to 8pm. Bring the power cable and, if the fault involves the controller, the controller too. We also offer postal repairs for people further away.

Rated 4.9 stars from 920 Google reviews, we have repaired consoles in Luton for 27 years. Got a gaming laptop too? See laptop repairs.

Not sure what is wrong with your console? Send us a short video of the fault or the error code on WhatsApp, and we will tell you which PlayStation repair it is likely to need before you bring it in. For HDMI faults, a photo of the port itself is the most useful.