DA9065 PS5 Controller Repair IC (New)

Picture a DualSense that stopped working after a drink was spilled on it. Once the board is cleaned, it still won't power on, and a corroded chip near the power section is the likely cause. If the marking reads DA9065, this is the part.

This listing sells the DA9065 on its own. The title says it's new and describes it as a PS5 controller repair IC. It doesn't say what the chip does, which board revisions use it, or where it comes from.

When it helps

• A controller that's dead after liquid damage.

• A short traced to the DA9065.

• A cracked chip after a drop.

• A DualSense that won't charge or power on.

Getting it right

Clean any corrosion off the board with isopropyl alcohol before diagnosing. Residue can cause faults of its own. Protect the ribbon connectors nearby from hot air.

Once fitted, charge the controller and test all of its features before closing it up: buttons, triggers, haptics, the microphone and the touchpad. If it powers on but won't charge, recheck the joints around the new chip.