If your PlayStation 4 Pro shuts down while using or won't turn on at all, the power supply
may be defective.
Hi everyone, you are on HowFixit, in this video guide, I'll show you how to replace
the power supply on PS4 Pro.
What you need for the disassembly of the PlayStation 4 Pro:
Torx T8 screwdriver with a hole inside Phillips 1 screwdriver
Plastic Pry tools Tweezers
The PlayStation 4 Pro has a lot of screws of different sizes, and it is very important
to screw them in the right places.
I recommend using a magnetic mat and keeping track of each screw step-by-step - this will
help to reassemble your game console successfully.
And don't worry about losing any of the screws, all of them will definitely remain on the
magnetic mat.
In the description, I left links where to buy all the necessary tools.
Also in the description, I left a link to the video where I test the effectiveness of
liquid metal in PS4 Pro and thermal paste.
This video will be of interest to owners of the first generation PS4 Pro.
This is the first generation of PS4 Pro model: CUH-7015b, CUH-7016b, CUH-7115b, CUH-7116b.
If your PS4 Pro second generation CUH-7215b, CUH-7216b - to this video guide I left link
in the description.
Let's start disassembling the PS4 Pro.
Remove the plastic cover over the hard drive.
Use a Phillips 1 screwdriver to remove one screw, then remove the hard drive.
Remove the warranty seal, then using a Torx T8 screwdriver remove the three screws.
PS4 Pro CUH-7115b and CUH-7116b has only one warranty seal and one screw.
Now nothing prevents you from removing the bottom cover.
On the back of the device, you need to grab the two corners with your fingertips and pull
up until you hear a loud click.
Now slide the cover back and remove it.
Remove the two screws that hold the power supply in place.
Remove the top cover in the same way as the bottom cover.
Grip the
cover on the corner and pull it up until it clicks.
Then, when you are sure the cover is off, slide the cover back.
Use a Torx T8 screwdriver to remove five screws from the power supply.
Remove the power supply by pulling it up.
But be careful not to pull too far, the power supply is still connected with one cable.
Grip the connector on the power supply and pull it out.
Now you can replace the power supply.
Use this manufacturer part number ADP-300CR to replace PSU on your PS4 Pro.
Also in the description, I left a link to the power supply for the PlayStation 4 Pro.