My Ds4 controller is overheating

Hi guys. I've the same problem. I bought a new battery and changed it but the problem still there. I turned on the controller when it was open trying to guess where the !&&* was the problem, and when I touch the mainboard it was really hot, I've been looking for that piece on ebay, amazon, etc, but it's quite expensive 30 to 40 bucks, so I think it would be better to buy a new one...

Put every thing back as it was. Stop using the fast charger. This should fix your trubble.

I am having the same problem but no one seems to know what to do

Hi bro, it same problem here... after all of my tries to fix this problem... i think it was charging port problem, because all of my DS4 parts working fine but i noticed that there is a very hot surface on my DS4 motherboard (80° C approx. untouchable) coming from charging port because also the charging port is a little bit hot... so let me try to change the port and i will tell you the result...

Whats the result? Same problem here. I changet the battery. Cheap one and factory one. None of them works. When i connect it to my PS TV it says: "can not supply more power. Please disconnect the device."

When i connect new DS it charges without the message.

How to fix thos issue pleaseee

Lmao I put my controller in the freezer and it actually started charging again

I spit into it to fix the joystick and it wont turn on

EDIT: Before assuming the BD92001 chip is dead, first try removing and then re-seating the ribbon cable from the touchpad module and if it still overheats or doesn't charge then it would more likely be the chip defected.

The likely cause is a defected BD92001 chip (battery power manager) which seems to break when used with fast-chargers. This chip is difficult to remove and replace without fancy equipment (hot-air/IR rework station) due to a large ground pad on the bottom of the chip. That chip costs about $10 from chinese vendors (note: 3x more price if bought from North America vendors, but they just middle man the chinese vendors sooo why pay more when its same delivery time and cheaper to order direct). A skilled and equipped electronics technician would be able to do the repair within 15 minutes if they had the part on hand.

Here's a vendor that I recently ordered this part from: https://www.zedlabz.com/products/replace...

An alternative solution is to swap out the whole controller motherboard with a working motherboard from a donor controller.

I found a solution in which you could still use the controller but it involves adding unintended parts already. I first noticed that if the battery was first fully charged when I got it replaced, the controller worked until it ran out. then I tried charging it by tapping wires to it and the controller worked when I put it back. this gave me the idea of adding a USB cable to the battery pack so it could still charge the battery since the microchip no longer works. I don't know if this would last but it works.