[Panther_X]

Hi

console is bricked and when e3 flasher for unbrick is connect and ..., console turn of!
(After the Green Light blue and after it red-Blinker

What's the problem?

motherboard: dia-001

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by Panther_X Hi console is bricked and when e3 flasher for unbrick is connect and ..., console turn of! (After the Green Light blue and after it red-Blinker What's the problem? motherboard: dia-001

if you solder a wire like the example below (tristate to ground) the ps3 will stay on and you can flash your backup to the nor.......i think.

[Panther_X]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch if you solder a wire like the example below (tristate to ground) the ps3 will stay on and you can flash your backup to the nor.......i think.

thanks

as a(one) wire?

I do it(now) but no result!

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by Panther_X I do it(now) but no result!

if you mean you soldered the wire as shown and it still shut off?

if that's the case then it's a hardware faillure, check the fuses on the mainboard.

EDIT: check this fuse.

[Panther_X]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch if you mean you soldered the wire as shown and it still shut off? if that's the case then it's a hardware faillure, check the fuses on the mainboard. EDIT: check this fuse.

yes

please can you explain more

how check fuse?!

edit: fuse right and 12V

[MJ999]

Originally Posted by Panther_X yes please can you explain more how check fuse?! edit: fuse right and 12V

Multimeter

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by Panther_X yes please can you explain more how check fuse?! edit: fuse right and 12V

12V on both sides? , the 12V will only come on for 2 seconds. (because of the ylod)

also if you set your meter to resistance (ohm) you should get a very low reading. (0-1 ohm, measured when the ps3 is removed from wall outlet)

you need to be sure that you soldered the tristate to ground right, because most ylod are from a bad flash (if a flasher is involved)



another image to verify the tristate point

[Panther_X]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch 12V on both sides? , the 12V will only come on for 2 seconds. (because of the ylod) also if you set your meter to resistance (ohm) you should get a very low reading. (0-1 ohm, measured when the ps3 is removed from wall outlet) you need to be sure that you soldered the tristate to ground right, because most ylod are from a bad flash (if a flasher is involved) another image to verify the tristate point

thanks

every thing right.

i used this for check:

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How different is it working?

may this problem not relevant to brick?!

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by Panther_X may this problem not relevant to brick?!

btw, you mentioned for the led order : green, blue, red blinking led
how fast dous the console turn off, be more specific.

did the console not overheated while flashing?

did you removed the flasher to see if the console acts different?

eventually remove the bluray drive and or hdd for further checking

as said before soldering the tristate to ground should keep the ps3 on, unless you have a hardware issue.

btw, here's how you set your meter.

[Panther_X]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch btw, you mentioned for the led order : green, blue, red blinking led how fast dous the console turn off, be more specific. did the console not overheated while flashing? did you removed the flasher to see if the console acts different? eventually remove the bluray drive and or hdd for further checking as said before soldering the tristate to ground should keep the ps3 on, unless you have a hardware issue. btw, here's how you set your meter.

again checked fuse:

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There is not Electric!