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Replacing the HDMI encoder chip on an Xbox One S requires a certain level of expertise in electronics and soldering. Here's a general guide on how to replace the HDMI encoder chip (in this case, the 75DP159 QFN) when you're experiencing a "no display" issue:

 

Materials Needed:

 

Replacement 75DP159 QFN chip.

Soldering iron with a fine tip.

Solder wire.

Flux.

Desoldering braid or desoldering pump.

Tweezers.

Heat gun or hot air rework station.

Soldering flux.

Isopropyl alcohol and a brush for cleaning.

Steps:

 

Prepare the Xbox One S: Open up the Xbox One S console using appropriate tools. Be cautious and refer to guides specific to disassembling the Xbox One S to avoid damaging it further.

 

Locate the HDMI encoder chip: Once you have the Xbox One S disassembled, locate the HDMI encoder chip on the motherboard. This chip is usually near the HDMI port.

 

Remove the old chip: Apply flux generously around the HDMI encoder chip's solder points. Using a heat gun or a hot air rework station, carefully heat up the solder joints of the chip until it becomes molten. Use tweezers to gently lift the chip away from the motherboard. Be patient and avoid overheating other components on the board.

 

Clean the area: After removing the old chip, clean the area around the solder pads using isopropyl alcohol and a brush. Ensure that there is no leftover flux or solder residue that could interfere with soldering the new chip.

 

Prepare the new chip: Apply a small amount of solder to the pads of the new 75DP159 QFN chip. Ensure that the solder is evenly distributed and not excessive.

 

Position the new chip: Carefully position the new chip onto the solder pads, ensuring that it aligns perfectly with the pads. Be very precise in aligning the chip to avoid solder bridges or misalignment.

 

Solder the new chip: Using a soldering iron with a fine tip, reflow the solder on each pad of the new chip. Be careful not to apply too much heat for too long to prevent damaging the chip or the motherboard.

 

Clean the area: Once the soldering is complete, clean the area around the new chip with isopropyl alcohol and a brush to remove any flux residue.

 

Reassemble the Xbox One S: After confirming that the new chip is securely soldered in place and there are no solder bridges, reassemble the Xbox One S console.

 

Test: Connect the Xbox One S to a display and power it on to test if the "no display" issue has been resolved. If everything was done correctly, you should now have a working display.

 

If you're not confident in your soldering skills or don't have experience working with delicate electronics components, it may be best to seek assistance from a professional repair service or someone with experience in console repairs.