PS5 Repairs by Post, Australia Wide: What Can Be Fixed by Mail

The PS5 is a big console, and posting one interstate sounds drastic until you price the alternative. Every fault below costs a fraction of a replacement console to fix, and every one of them repairs exactly as well arriving by parcel as by drop-off.

The faults that arrive by post

• No signal or black screen — board-level HDMI port replacement, $130
• Jet-engine fan or overheating — full internal clean from $60, liquid metal reapplication $80 when needed
• Completely dead — usually the power supply, replaced for $150 after diagnosis confirms it
• Discs not feeding or reading — drive repair or replacement, $130
• DualSense drift — hall effect or TMR upgrades from $40, and controllers post in a small satchel

How the process runs

Book online and choose Post it in. Pay online, wait for the confirmation email with the address, then post the console in a well-padded box via Australia Post. A boxed PS5 costs roughly $25 to send depending on where you are; the tracked return trip is included in your booking total. Most repairs are done within a day of the parcel landing, and your 30-day warranty starts the day it is delivered back to you.

What about my games and saves?

Hardware repairs do not touch storage, so everything is exactly as you left it. For belt and braces, PS Plus cloud saves mean even a worst-case parcel disaster cannot take your progress — worth syncing before you pack the box regardless.

One workshop in Perth, every state served, everything tracked. If you are not sure which service matches your fault, book a diagnosis and describe the symptoms in the notes — we will find it and quote before any work.