Undead Electronics

11/22/2025

We have purchased a used MacBook Air 2025 model for resale. Upon checking with Apple website, I realized that the Apple Care coverage has expired 40 years ago on this MacBook!
So, what gives, Apple???

10/20/2025

This is why your Ethernet cable should also go through your surge protector when using hard-wired connection to your gaming console, the pictures are for a lightening struck PS5.

04/07/2025

These are some pictures of what was supposed to be a simple"Do yall repair charging ports on laptops? I have 45 minutes drive to Undead Electronics and just wanted to make sure!". Well, it turned out that almost all traces were ripped off the board, and I would usually explain to the client that the board is too far gone, but after a long drive to get to the shop, I couldn't say no. Well, a couple hours into the job, it litterally turned to a "labor of love" situation.

12/04/2024

Just in time for Christmas
PS5, Xbox, custom builds
Check us out 😊

11/05/2024

Hello Geeks! We are FINALLY back on the map "the Google Map"
Checkout our new website:

PROFESSIONAL COMPUTER REPAIR SERVICES AND DATA RECOVERY

10/21/2024

Hello geeks.
We are still in business event though Google seems to think otherwise! Our Undead Electronics' online presence was scrubbed completely off the internet, we are working to get our page back.
We are still here in Mission Valley, ready to take on your laptops, desktops, data recovery, and game console repairs.

09/19/2024

Hello geeks. If your PS5’s controller is broken or not functioning as it should, bring it to us and trade it for a fully restored one for $40.

02/27/2024

Our new game console repair service. In most cases, you can get back to your game by the next day.

01/06/2024

This is one happy musician after we fixed all 3 of his guitar loopers while he was hoping for one only.
Thank you Alex from www.alexgordez.com

12/14/2023

Hello geek!
So, we got this PS5 at the shop with a no video output issue. The customer had taken it to a different shop where it was looked at and he was told that it cannot be repaired. He contacted us and asked if we could take a second look at it and I told him that we’d be glad to.
The board was destroyed! Lots of flux and stray solder all over the place, a missing capacitor, a shifted diode, many damaged traces, and several bridged connections on the back pins of the HDMI port.
Here is a summary of the operation:
Board had residual flux and solder present,front and back.
-Cleaned flux residue and removed stray solder.
Liquid Metal had escaped containment and was present on board.
-Cleaned all visible traces of liquid metal.
WiFi connection on board was damaged.
-Repaired damaged connector.
Ribbon cable for USB front panel damaged.
-Repositioned copper traces on ribbon cable to ensure connection.
Pins were bridged on hdmi port.
-Removed and replaced hdmi port.
Board was damaged at pad #4.Trace to via connection torn away.
-Used 0.1mm trace wire to connect pin to via at pad #4.
-Re-tinned exposed traces where board was damaged.
-Applied solder mask in areas where needed.
100nf capacitor at pads #17-18 missing.
-Added a new 100nf capacitor at pads #17-18.
-Resoldered diode in same area.
After all these steps, the PS5 worked like a champ. I called the customer and told him the good news. He came and looked at it playing a YouTube video and was very happy with the results.
Later on that evening he called me with one simple concern, the PS5 was not his, he thought that we accidantally gave him another customer's PS5. I told him to take his PS5 and the receipt for the payment he gave us ang return to the shop he took it to first. Well, they paid him back and gave him HIS PS5 that he is going to bring to us again for repair.