Originally Posted by playerkp420
You should find someone to do it for you then. You can burn right through your e3 ribbon clip, if you don't know what your doing. Or wreck your motherboard.
If you can't find a friend or family member that knows how to solder....
I can unbrick and downgrade your console for you. Take a look at my reviews in my downgrade service thread below.
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I live in canada :S, i will try to do it myself anyway, thanks tho. Learned by my mistake, once i unbrick im good to go. i will make 3 dump compare 3 dump with my good one with the hex editor to see if they are valid and try again.
Originally Posted by haz367
u can use the nonsolder way yes...use good transparant sticky tape and make sure the wire with small striped ends get good contact on Tristate and GND..it really works if ur doing it properly 
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I wiill try again usng transparent tape nstead of electrical tape.
Originally Posted by 3absiso
I really had no experience in soldering a year and a half ago.
and bought a ps2 just to chip it.
RESULT : Burned Mobo.
Then i started watching videos and practice on the burned Mobo, after a year now i use only soldering option because it is more reliable. but need practice a lot to understand how it works
Make sure to use Solder iron not more that 30 Wat (i have 20 Wat Solder iron) and buy a good one with a fine tip
0.6 mm solder wires
Flux will help a lot
Ground points need more heat to attach the solder to it
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I checked some video on you tube and i don<t feel comfortable with soldering yet, i will try solderless and if it doesnt work, i will have to practice my solder ...
Also, is it possible that i got a YLOD that happend by coincidence at the same time i was flashing ? I didn't replace the thermal paste yet, was waiting after im done downgrading when i will take off the E3 flasher and rebuild my PS3. PS3 did not shut down itself tho but just wondering if it could be possible..