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My PS2

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Cost question

My PS2 was messed up sense i bought it (got it a month or so back off ebay for $20) first it would act like there isnt a disc in the drive when thier is. I determined that problem, got the cable that was causing it, i think.

Now the thing wont power on. the red light comes on half the time, and when it does the drive wont open.

Would it be cheaper to buy a new one?
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Post by segasonicfan »

u should probably just get a new one, but u can always try to fix it. sounds like a fuse possibly (the PS2s have over a dozen fuses inside). but u never know with froint loaders, they love to break.

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I think it may be the Reset/Eject cable. it looks pretty bad on the end that goes into the mobo.
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Post by vb_master »

gamer2 wrote:I think it may be the Reset/Eject cable. it looks pretty bad on the end that goes into the mobo.
That might cause that type of behavior.
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Post by joevennix »

What kind of cable is it? Ribbon cable should be an easy fix...
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Post by gamer2 »

its flat wire, impossible to repair. I could get the part from a broken PS2 though.
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 8:31 pm Post subject:
its flat wire, impossible to repair
well, you can always wire it yourself....nothing too complicated.

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