[plugbroken]

so if im planing to do by myself can you tell me what i needs to fix it and it must have to be cheap because i just bought the E3 flasher im totally broke , its just arrival and now this thing is broke.... if you could provide me the links it would means a lot to me i'm really appreciate it

[elzincho]

Originally Posted by BradB111 Even better idea, nice one (the remote idea)

thanks thats how i learned to solder

[BradB111]

Originally Posted by plugbroken so if im planing to do by myself can you tell me what i needs to fix it and it must have to be cheap because i just bought the E3 flasher im totally broke , its just arrival and now this thing is broke.... if you could provide me the links it would means a lot to me i'm really appreciate it

No problem all you need is a soldering iron (i suggest an electric one) and some solder and that's it

Go to you local DIY store or similar shop. Not sure which country you live in so I won't provide links but I'm sure you will be able to get hold of one easy

Dont worry they are only cheep and I suggest reading a lot and i mean alot on the e3 flasher as I ran into a lot of problems (i installed mine last week) and just make sure before you install it it's not a fake and don't forget to backup your NOR

Tip with soldering is just take your time really. Defiantly try the old tv remote idea or try soldering 2 wires together before you start on your ps3 and also watch some YouTube tutorials, soldering is a lot easier than you think. I was like you when I first considered soldering

[plugbroken]

is the "some solder" is the Jacan thing on the picture? http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Pencil-S...item4167fec5be

[elzincho]

Originally Posted by plugbroken is the "some solder" is the Jacan thing on the picture? http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Pencil-S...item4167fec5be

That's what your looking for , and it comes with solder so you would be all good just check youtube for some tutorials

[Mr.Dutch]

@plugbroken , @KillerBug had these fanmods, were you control the speed yourself, a 12V supply is enough to work.

[plugbroken]

^ but the plug has broken how can i connect it with the connector?

1 more question just solder it to the motherboard and it done right , also how many watt do you think is good to solder?
i dont need to solder the wires like this http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Repairin...nector/11882/1 is that correct

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by plugbroken ^ but the plug has broken how can i connect it with the connector? 1 more question just solder it to the motherboard and it done right , also how many watt do you think is good to solder?

25Watt or less i think, also it needs a small tip.

it looks to me like your connector can be soldered back, one trace looks a bit loose from the board though...

[plugbroken]

yeah cause i push it too hard... also do you think i could damge the motherboard when i solder it such as the noob like me , and the link above has nothing do with problem right thanks

[Mr.Dutch]

@plugbroken , did you fixed it?