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  • #1 17817760
    minio
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    Hello
    I got a PS4 pad, JDM-055 motherboard, no reaction to charging. Connecting a charged battery does not help either.
    Unfortunately, I cannot read the symbols of the system responsible for the power supply.
    Please help me with any suggestions and advice on how to repair this miracle.
    Suspicious chip smaller chip in the center of the board.
    Photos of the album were googled.

    ps4 pad dualshock 4 jdm-055 - pad damaged, no reaction to charging ps4 pad dualshock 4 jdm-055 - pad damaged, no reaction to charging
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  • #2 17825970
    termomultibulbinator
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    I join the question, I have the same symptom. The pad is mine, so I`m sure it was charged correctly (under the console) and not under the micro USB charger. I repaired other pads, e.g. after connecting to a fast charger, but this one died "by itself".

    ps4 pad dualshock 4 jdm-055 - pad damaged, no reaction to charging
  • #3 17828374
    minio
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    From this photo at least you can see the symbol S2PG001A
    Unfortunately, apart from two pages in Russian where someone is also looking for help in the subject, there is no more information about this system.
    Equipment for several years, no one has repaired such pads? disposable in the trash?
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  • #4 18032229
    szalony1
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    check the smd capacitors if any are not shorted
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  • #5 18941279
    dziamdziol89
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    termomultibulbinator wrote:
    I join the question, I have the same symptom. The pad is mine, so I`m sure it was charged correctly (under the console) and not under the micro USB charger. I repaired other pads, e.g. after connecting to a fast charger, but this one died "by itself".

    ps4 pad dualshock 4 jdm-055 - pad damaged, no reaction to charging


    I have a question, since you repaired the pads that died (no light or indication that they are working or charging) by using fast charge, where did you start?

    - battery?
    - a ribbon (it`s hard for me to check if it`s burned and I don`t have a multimeter anyway) with a USB input (a mini board with a light connected to it)
    - there is also a charger charging system, such as a cube (but I don`t think this is it)

    Thanks in advance for your help because I`m green when it comes to pads

    I have one PS4 pad after flooding (PS4 but older model, different motherboard markings, etc.) but the light is connected via cable and it only works on PC. Is there a chance that I can build something with these two pads? ;) Regards
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  • #6 18941464
    lysy1980
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    S2PG001A is a custom PMIC made for SONY with integrated audio. With symptoms as above, replacement usually solves the problem. The layout is not cheap in detail.
    There is an SMD fuse on the board with the USB port, it happens that it is blown, although in most cases (as the pad does not respond to a charged battery) the above-mentioned system is damaged.
    It also happens that the ARM is damaged.
    You need to consider whether it is worth repairing or buying a new / used PAD.
    Pads on the JDM-050 and JDM-055, i.e. V2, can be boldly written that they are disposable.
    Usually the PAD kills charging from an external charger.
  • #7 19846644
    darco2
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    I will renew the topic, I have rain, the orange LED flashes 3 times. Should the black elements marked on the board be short-circuited? are these diodes? 3 items are shorted one only shows the value. ps4 pad dualshock 4 jdm-055 - pad damaged, no reaction to charging
  • #8 19871411
    pbiernat13
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    lysy1980 wrote:
    S2PG001A is a custom PMIC made for SONY with integrated audio among others. With symptoms as above, replacement usually solves the problem. The layout is not cheap in detail.
    There is an SMD fuse on the board with the USB port, it happens that it is blown, although in most cases (as the pad does not respond to a charged battery) the above-mentioned system is damaged.
    It also happens that the ARM is damaged.
    You need to consider whether it is worth repairing or buying a new / used PAD.
    Pads on the JDM-050 and JDM-055, i.e. V2, can be safely written that they are disposable.
    Usually the PAD kills charging from an external charger.


    Hello, is it possible to solder the charging system between the JDM-050 and JDM-055 boards?
  • #9 19902289
    SebastianPaska
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    darco2 wrote:
    I will renew the topic, I have rain, the orange LED flashes 3 times. Should the black elements marked on the board be short-circuited? Are these diodes? 3 items are shorted one only shows the value. ps4 pad dualshock 4 jdm-055 - pad damaged, no reaction to charging



    Hello. That's how they should be shorted and I think they are resistors.
  • #10 21233887
    marek666
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    The charging circuits in the above boards are not interchangeable:
    JDM-050- TC7736FTG
    JDM-055- S2PG001A
    Both charging circuits are quite expensive, so rather unprofitable to repair.
  • #11 21313614
    pseudocfoch
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    Dlaczego nie kupić używanego?
  • #12 21317333
    Pajda89
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    I had a similar problem except that after opening the pad it turned out that the ribbon that is connected to the charging socket had simply dislodged from falls.
  • #13 21474708
    mstrxxxgames
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    >>21233887
    hello, can you help me to identify the resistor value and capacitor next to the TC7736FTG? I found no diagram or schematic
    Close-up of a green circuit board with visible electronic components and handwritten markings.
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion addresses a PS4 DualShock 4 controller with a JDM-055 motherboard exhibiting no response to charging, even when connected to a charged battery. The suspected cause is damage to the custom power management IC (PMIC) S2PG001A, which integrates charging and audio functions. This chip is difficult to source and expensive to replace, often rendering the controller effectively disposable. Additional potential faults include a blown SMD fuse near the USB port or damage to the ARM processor. Some users report similar symptoms and note that pads with JDM-050 and JDM-055 motherboards have non-interchangeable charging circuits (TC7736FTG for JDM-050 and S2PG001A for JDM-055), complicating repairs. Suggestions include checking SMD capacitors for shorts and verifying ribbon cable connections to the charging socket, as physical dislodgement can cause charging failure. Due to the complexity and cost of repair, purchasing a used controller is often recommended over attempting component-level fixes. Some users inquire about component identification and compatibility between JDM-050 and JDM-055 charging systems, but these are distinct and not interchangeable.
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TL;DR: DualShock 4 V2 uses 2 different charging ICs; “The charging circuits in the above boards are not interchangeable.” This FAQ helps DIYers fix PS4 JDM‑050/055 no‑charge issues by targeting PMIC, USB fuse, and ribbon faults. [Elektroda, marek666, post #21233887]

Why it matters: It guides owners on how to fix a DualShock 4 that won’t charge or power on, and when repair isn’t worth it.

Quick Facts

Why won’t my DualShock 4 JDM‑055 charge or power on?

Usual culprits are the S2PG001A PMIC, the SMD fuse on the USB board, or even the ARM MCU. If a known‑good, charged battery gives no response, suspect the PMIC or MCU. External chargers frequently precede these failures. Weigh repair time and cost against a used replacement. [Elektroda, lysy1980, post #18941464]

Can I swap the charging ICs between JDM‑050 and JDM‑055 boards?

No. JDM‑050 uses TC7736FTG and JDM‑055 uses S2PG001A. “The charging circuits in the above boards are not interchangeable.” This also makes cross‑board repairs uneconomical if the IC is bad. [Elektroda, marek666, post #21233887]

Is replacing S2PG001A worth it?

Replacement often fixes no‑charge faults, but S2PG001A is a custom SONY PMIC and costs more than typical regulators. Consider parts price, microsoldering skill, and the chance the ARM is also bad. Buying a used pad can be cheaper overall. [Elektroda, lysy1980, post #18941464]

How do I check the USB daughterboard fuse?

Do this quick 3‑step check:
  1. Disconnect the battery and open the pad; unplug the USB board ribbon.
  2. Locate the small SMD fuse on the USB daughterboard near the port.
  3. Measure continuity/ohms across it; open reading means replace the fuse/board. [Elektroda, lysy1980, post #18941464]

I get three orange flashes, then nothing. What should I probe?

Three orange blinks point to a charge/power rail issue. The black parts pictured near that area are resistors, and they should read short. “That’s how they should be shorted and I think they are resistors.” Check them for near‑zero ohms; a lone one showing value can be normal. [Elektroda, SebastianPaska, post #19902289]

How do I check for shorted SMD capacitors on the board?

Use a multimeter in diode or continuity mode with the battery disconnected. Probe both sides of each SMD capacitor around the PMIC and USB rail. A persistent beep or near‑zero reading to ground suggests a short that needs isolation. [Elektroda, szalony1, post #18032229]

Does a charged battery prove the charging circuit is fine?

No. If the pad still shows no life with a charged battery, the PMIC or even the ARM MCU may be faulty. In that case, battery condition is irrelevant until the power‑management path is restored. [Elektroda, lysy1980, post #18941464]

I used a fast charger and the controller died—what likely failed?

External chargers often kill V2 pads by damaging the PMIC or related power paths. “Usually the PAD kills charging from an external charger.” Inspect the USB fuse and plan for a PMIC replacement if the fuse is intact. [Elektroda, lysy1980, post #18941464]

Can I solder the charging system between JDM‑050 and JDM‑055 boards?

No. JDM‑050 uses TC7736FTG and JDM‑055 uses S2PG001A, and they are not interchangeable. Attempting that swap is impractical and uneconomical for a DIY repair. [Elektroda, marek666, post #21233887]

What exactly is the S2PG001A on JDM‑055?

“S2PG001A is a custom PMIC made for SONY with integrated audio.” It manages charging and key power rails. Failure often causes no‑charge and no‑power symptoms. Replacement typically restores function if the MCU is intact. [Elektroda, lysy1980, post #18941464]

What charging IC does JDM‑050 use?

JDM‑050 uses the TC7736FTG charging/controller IC. It differs from the S2PG001A used on JDM‑055, and they do not swap. This affects repair paths and donor‑board choices. [Elektroda, marek666, post #21233887]

Are schematics or part values (e.g., near TC7736FTG) available?

A member reported no diagram or schematic when seeking nearby resistor/capacitor values. Without public schematics, identify values by comparing to a donor board or measuring in‑circuit. [Elektroda, mstrxxxgames, post #21474708]

Could a loose USB ribbon be the whole problem?

Yes. Drops can dislodge the ribbon between the mainboard and the USB daughterboard. Reseat both ends or replace the ribbon/USB board, as this can fully restore charging. [Elektroda, Pajda89, post #21317333]

When is it smarter to buy a used pad instead of repairing?

If the PMIC is bad and parts are costly, or if the ARM is suspect, replacement becomes uneconomical. Both JDM‑050 and JDM‑055 charging ICs are expensive, making many board‑level repairs not cost‑effective. [Elektroda, marek666, post #21233887]
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