Funny movie, would've been better without the random '80s boobs.
Printable View
bleh so sick of being on third shift been trying to get back on first but have been failing miserably :(
https://www.epforums.org/showthread....llywood-actors
I laughed way harder than i should have at this XD
Nice location Crash, lol.
:D you know you wanna' live here too. The mayor is fantastic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v994Kv1xfY
US is a classic action movie :wacko:.
Guess I shouldn't post the pic of Erika Eleniak popping outta the cake :revwacko:
Bed time for me i tink, i shall leave you all with this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnTW6fZz-1E
Anu chiki briki IV DAMKE!
think my ps3 just died on me. was playing oblivion and suddenly it powers off on me with a beep try powering it back on it just goes red green red with a beep.
there wen't a lot of progress :(
Disc eject.
Turn off the PS3 at the back power switch.
Now put your finger on the power on button at the front panel, keep your finger there.
Switch on power at the back switch, still keeping your finger on the front switch.
The fan will sound loud doing this, it isn't just an emergency disc eject function it's also a fan test.
After getting your disc out of the console you can see if it will turn on again.
If it doesn't then you could try pulling the HDD out and turning the console on.
Besides checking to see if the HDD is the issue I'm not sure what you can do in your situation :shrug:
Are you sure it doesn't show green light, then yellow very briefly, then red light?
It shouldn't be overheating if it isn't summer there, but then overheating is still possible as the fats have poor quality thermal adhesive between the chips and spreaders (I'm not talking about the thermal compound issue, which isn't difficult to replace yourself).
Even if it's ylod it should still do the fan test. I have 2x fats here that are ylod and will still do a fan test before shutting off.
Maybe it's the psu that's the problem? :thot:
And it won't complete a fan test properly? The test doesn't last long but you know it's working because the fan sounds like a jet :wacko:
When you had it running ok did you ever hear any pops or clicks coming from the console?
Put the HDD back in and try turning the console on. Make sure the screw for the HDD is secure but don't go crazy on it, those screws are easily damaged.
YLOD isn't a solid yellow light. It's an extremely brief flash of yellow before going red, it can be very easy to miss if you're looking for a full yellow light.
If you're 100% sure it isn't ylod then it's entirely possible it's just the psu that is faulty. Yeah there's still some power there but not enough to run the console properly.
But given the fact that the BD drive is dead I dunno if it's worth trying to get this working again tbh :shrug: Unless you can find a donor console (salvage the psu) for free that is ylod.
PSU compatibility list:
http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/Power_Supply
Consoles dying is always a possibility, early PS3 and 360 consoles are prone to certain failures. Some issues can be fixed or worked around (dead optical drive, faulty psu or simply bad switches).
YLOD you can try a reflow yourself if you feel you have nothing to lose, but even if you get it working it will fail again eventually.
If you have some thermal paste there and wanna try a reflow it's best to apply new paste. You could also replace the thermal glue under the heat spreader with thermal paste but removing the spreader can be a tricky job, you need to use an oil painting knife (it's easy to damage other components).
I decided to open it up so I could check the psu for power it is getting power seems a little inconsistent 3-5v to the switch. as for reflowing I don't have thermal paste and for it to only be a temp fix doesn't seem worth it.
just gonna bite the bullet and get another one when I can afford it next time it'll be a slim if they're any better. oh I did get the fan test to work after trying to hold down the eject button while turning the power switch on.
If you get a slim just be careful about 25xx, the exploit doesn't work on all of them. 20xx and 21xx are exploitable.
http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/SKU_Models
Hopefully you can still return it. Seems like you just got it so if it was from eBay or a store you should be okay. I know you said where you got it before but it's early and my brain isn't functioning yet. ^_^
So ideally you can get your money back. Given that the drive was already crapped out it was likely the console was in bad general shape as well. If you can, I'd get a slim. It's worth how much more it costs since they are much more stable.
Only one thing to do now, go through its pockets and look for loose change. :wacko: