Does anyone know anyone who can replace a tip/connector on a HDMI cable? The end/tip coming out of our wall got damaged and you really have to wiggle the connection to get a signal and that is a pain. I don’t want to replace the cable itself unless there is no other choice. Thanks for any help.
Not trying to be a smart aleck but there are plenty of DIY instructions on the web. If not too much of a pain replacing would be the best choice. If you do not want to DIY give Carolina Custom Security and Sound and see if they can give advise. Good Luck.
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Originally posted by Cape FearDoes anyone know anyone who can replace a tip/connector on a HDMI cable? The end/tip coming out of our wall got damaged and you really have to wiggle the connection to get a signal and that is a pain. I don’t want to replace the cable itself unless there is no other choice. Thanks for any help.
Just a guess but the cost of the end and likely needed special tools will probably be a good bit more than a replacement (for example crimping coax would definitely cost more for the tool and end). Unless it’s a near impossible wall fish situation I think you’d be better served to replace the whole cable.
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Here’s the pin out, If you have to replace the wall socket. More than likely it’s a wall plate that a normal hdmi cable just plugs in to on the back side of it,so you can easily replace the wall plate.
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Thanks guys, electronics/computers are not my thing. I called a small company on Monday, they fit me in yesterday, they ran a new 50’ cord, re-hung TV, and were gone in 30 minutes, for $125. Believe me, I am fine with that, all I want to do is click the remote and watch TV, I have too many things going on to mess with that.