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Asking price: £000

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Location: S2

 

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Need ps3 repair, i have yellow light of death i think its a motherboard issue but i put a fan to up to the rear vents and it started working now its dead again so need a cheap fix let me know your price, thanks

 

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but you need to let it cool before you move it

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......................add salt and pepper,then serve on a bed of freshly prepared salad!!

 

Seriously,DON'T even consider this,you could melt any plastic parts!it needs a reflow for a proper repair.Its the same as the towel trick for the 360,it may work for a while but it WILL go again!!

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cheer corsaman132 wasnt gona take it apart myself anyway but thanks for the warning

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I have reflowed loads of xbox 360's,and the safest way is with a heatgun and covering all capacitors and plastic parts,it lasts longer.I'm pretty sure that plastic has a lower melting point that metal! Check any gaming forums and i'll bet every one does not condone sticking it an oven.Capacitors cannot take a lot of heat and will swell and leak.There's also a very good chance that the board will warp.

So,yes,i do know what i'm talking about!

 

http://www.ps3trophies.org/forum/tech-centre/36515-aidans-ylod-repair-guide-22.html

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IF you know what you are doing and take care it is not too difficult

My nephew did this about 18 months ago and its still going strong

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Fancy smuggling it out and selling it to me-VERY CHEAP?:hihi::hihi:

 

Wouldn't be hard we hardly use it you can get em off eBay for around £200

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I have reflowed loads of xbox 360's,and the safest way is with a heatgun and covering all capacitors and plastic parts,it lasts longer.I'm pretty sure that plastic has a lower melting point that metal! Check any gaming forums and i'll bet every one does not condone sticking it an oven.Capacitors cannot take a lot of heat and will swell and leak.There's also a very good chance that the board will warp.

So,yes,i do know what i'm talking about!

 

http://www.ps3trophies.org/forum/tech-centre/36515-aidans-ylod-repair-guide-22.html

 

That's not a reflow, that's a bodge job...

 

a proper reflow uses a soldier station, with a proper reflow fitting thats just bigger than the size of the chip(s), this way it's contained and other components aren't affected, there's also a certain degree of pressure that needs to be applied too at a certain point for a certain length of time..

 

using a heatgun is almost as bad as putting it in an oven to be honest!

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That's not a reflow, that's a bodge job...

 

a proper reflow uses a soldier station, with a proper reflow fitting thats just bigger than the size of the chip(s), this way it's contained and other components aren't affected, there's also a certain degree of pressure that needs to be applied too at a certain point for a certain length of time..

 

using a heatgun is almost as bad as putting it in an oven to be honest!

 

Aaahh right,so you've seen me do one then?

How do you know what i do and don't do?

 

''using a heatgun is almost as bad as putting it in an oven to be honest!''

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

RUBBISH!

 

I use a good quality flux and a good template on small stand-offs to isolate the 2 chips,so far 100% fix rate which have lasted,never had one back yet!

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Aaahh right,so you've seen me do one then?

How do you know what i do and don't do?

 

''using a heatgun is almost as bad as putting it in an oven to be honest!''

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

RUBBISH!

 

I use a good quality flux and a good template on small stand-offs to isolate the 2 chips,so far 100% fix rate which have lasted,never had one back yet!

Exactly same way ive done them never had a problem ill only do my own though but this way works.I do have a adition as in compressor running sure anyone can figure that one out.

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