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my bro had same problem , no kidding wrap it in a towel and leave for at least an hour on , my bros was perfect after , and i know fook all about boys games , but i do know this worked
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sounds f@cked mate could be the laser
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ladycakes69 11 Dec 21:45 my bro had same problem , no kidding wrap it in a towel and leave for at least an hour on , my bros was perfect after , and i know fook all about boys games , but i do know this worked WTF? as if towel's gonna do anything |
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has worked with few xbox 360s in the past something to do with the solder melting due to overheating or sumat like that
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1 ) WHATS THE UK SONY NUMBER ?
2 ) HOW LONG DO REPAIRS TAKE ? |
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Apparently modern lead free solder is** poor compared to the proper ol fashioned stuff and breaks down easier under heat.
Hence the spate of X-boxes and PS3's playing up. The towel trick can work for a good while but eventually it will end up fecked again. |
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its true it worked for him , no idea how it works , no need to be rude , i was only giving u a suggestion !!!
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i've read about it
it contains the excess heat, which allows a connection between the circuit board and GPU. But this excess heat can cause further damage |
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The towel thing worked on my old xbox 360 for a while but it died eventually.
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My mates brothers ps3 died and he followed a guide on Youtube where he had to stick the circuit board in the oven for a bit lol it worked as well so he sold it on Ebay and bought a new one.
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guess i'm giving sony a nasty phonecall then FFS
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Putting your PS3 in the oven what a mess if that goes wrong
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**ING** ****S GONNA TEK AGES THE** **S
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Get the n64 out and put goldeneye on. Far better console imo.
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** OFF
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Press and hold the eject button for 20-30 seconds and this will cause a forced eject. After this has been done it should work OK.
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