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Dantespice
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somethings wrong here need helps

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so i have this old psp, and i did some hacking to it about a year or two ago (yes, opening up the battery and cutting the ICO4 pin thingy). so i did that, annd now my psp wont charge. why is this? it used to charge but now it doesnt.

P.S. ive had this problem for awhile now, soo its pretty old
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Dantespice wrote:so i have this old psp, and i did some hacking to it about a year or two ago (yes, opening up the battery and cutting the ICO4 pin thingy). so i did that, annd now my psp wont charge. why is this? it used to charge but now it doesn't.

P.S. ive had this problem for awhile now, soo its pretty old
You mean the battery won't charge? Well the pin has to be be reconnected, in order to work as a normal battery.
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nah it worked even then the pin was disconnected all of a sudden it just stopped charging. sometimes i had to move the charging plugin thingy to get it charging.
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Dantespice wrote:nah it worked even then the pin was disconnected all of a sudden it just stopped charging. sometimes i had to move the charging plugin thingy to get it charging.
Try charging a normal battery. If you have a problem charging a normal battery, then the charging port on your PSP may be lose, and that is why you have to move the plugin connector.
overlordlink wrote:alright well i was kinda deabating whether or not to finish my SnesP, Or to slightly romance something that existed to met my needs but it appears as if im gonna stick with the SnesP. At least for now lol
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yeah that could be true, cause i used another psp to charge my battery and it pretty much worked.
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