SMD components behind the HDMI Port?!

The one that is closest to the HDMI port is a diode. the other one right under it just needs to be repositioned...it's a resistor but it still looks good.

If you look directly across from your red square right below the HDMI port mounting pins on the other side you are also missing another diode (the exact same as the one from the other side) and below that a capacitor.

Your best bet is to get a junk motherboard to steal these components from...although the PS4 will still work fine without those diodes it does need that missing capacitor. I don't have the specs for that one.

Hope this helps.

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Wow thats an awesome answer. Do you know all that because you know, Electronics or is it because you know the PlayStation? Reason for asking is I have an escape with am components. I'm lost because I can't identify components I can't solder the am without making thing's worse. And I don't know why the same components keep blowing out.

Jimmy Miller さんによる2016年8月8日

I know electronics somewhat, but I've fixed literally thousands of PS4's so I know them fairly well.

I'm guessing I'm not a good person to ask about your "escape" since I'm not even sure what you're talking about. You may want to start another question about it here on ifixit.

TronicsFix さんによる2016年8月9日

Can anyone provide specs on the missing diode and capacitor in this image that are on the left hand side opposite the red square, that TronicsFix noted - I recently went in to do an HDMI connector repair, and noticed those were missing on the motherboard I am currently working on - anyone able to help?

Robert Hall さんによる2016年8月25日

I have a playstation 4 regular and currently it's being repaired and the the fault was from the broken hdmi port,so repairer showed me the result and it seems the imagine is showing but there's some horizontal red and blue lines appearing on the screen and the image seems to be ghosting out,what should we do ?

Joseph Indenge さんによる2022年4月22日

"If you look directly across from your red square right below the HDMI port mounting pins on the other side you are also missing another diode (the exact same as the one from the other side) and below that a capacitor." That capacitor reads 6.8uF on my meter in circuit. Probably 35v rated. Not sure on the package size type, but it's a surface mount ceramic.

Ged さんによる2023年6月20日

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think its just a Protection Diode thats missing, i think it will work with out! — jeshansson79
hi my dear, i would like references diodes and resistor around the ps4 hdmi? Thank you — Amine
Wow thats an awesome answer. Do you know all that because you know, Electronics or is it because you know the PlayStation? Reason for asking is I have an escape with am components. I'm lost because I can't identify components I can't solder the am without making thing's worse. And I don't know why the same components keep blowing out. — Jimmy Miller
I know electronics somewhat, but I've fixed literally thousands of PS4's so I know them fairly well.

I'm guessing I'm not a good person to ask about your "escape" since I'm not even sure what you're talking about. You may want to start another question about it here on ifixit. — TronicsFix
Can anyone provide specs on the missing diode and capacitor in this image that are on the left hand side opposite the red square, that TronicsFix noted - I recently went in to do an HDMI connector repair, and noticed those were missing on the motherboard I am currently working on - anyone able to help? — Robert Hall
I have a playstation 4 regular and currently it's being repaired and the the fault was from the broken hdmi port,so repairer showed me the result and it seems the imagine is showing but there's some horizontal red and blue lines appearing on the screen and the image seems to be ghosting out,what should we do ? — Joseph Indenge
"If you look directly across from your red square right below the HDMI port mounting pins on the other side you are also missing another diode (the exact same as the one from the other side) and below that a capacitor." That capacitor reads 6.8uF on my meter in circuit. Probably 35v rated. Not sure on the package size type, but it's a surface mount ceramic. — Ged