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Zeecor · 12-08-2012

Hi!

I bought a broken cecha01 without harddrive and was planing to fix it. When I first tested it, it started fine with a green light but no video or audio on any output.

So I opened it up and it was not put together correctly so I applied new thermal paste and cleaned everything up and put it together correctly. When I started it I got the green - yellow - red light, three beeps and flashing red light.

So I assumed it was YLOD and tried the oven reflow. Still the same result so I tried the heatgun reflow but still the same result. I tried the washer trick to with no result.

I have tried with and without the bluray drive connected with the same result. No difference with a newly NTFS formatted harddrive.

Is there anything else that could be broken? I should mention that the PS3 is a NTSC and I´m from Sweden so I feed it with 220V. This shouldnt be a problem right since the PSU states 110-220V?

Thankfull for any tips!

12-08-2012	#1
Zeecor Apprentice Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 1 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	Cecha01 refuse to start even after reflow. Hi! I bought a broken cecha01 without harddrive and was planing to fix it. When I first tested it, it started fine with a green light but no video or audio on any output. So I opened it up and it was not put together correctly so I applied new thermal paste and cleaned everything up and put it together correctly. When I started it I got the green - yellow - red light, three beeps and flashing red light. So I assumed it was YLOD and tried the oven reflow. Still the same result so I tried the heatgun reflow but still the same result. I tried the washer trick to with no result. I have tried with and without the bluray drive connected with the same result. No difference with a newly NTFS formatted harddrive. Is there anything else that could be broken? I should mention that the PS3 is a NTSC and I´m from Sweden so I feed it with 220V. This shouldnt be a problem right since the PSU states 110-220V? Thankfull for any tips!