[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by John_99 @playerkp420 @baileyscream Anything new !

can you upload and send me a pm with all your dumps that you can find.
i can be looking at them and see if i can see another way to fix this.

i wont be quick with them so in the mean time keep following players advice.

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by John_99 Anything new !

so you did not do anything that could have broke a fuse?

just asking since you allready downgraded 50 consoles without a problem.

[John_99]

Originally Posted by baileyscream can you upload and send me a pm with all your dumps that you can find. i can be looking at them and see if i can see another way to fix this. i wont be quick with them so in the mean time keep following players advice.

@baileyscream
I will send to you
And thanks for helping me
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Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch so you did not do anything that could have broke a fuse? just asking since you allready downgraded 50 consoles without a problem.

@Mr.Dutch
Maybe your right the ps3 fail from me once but it was working with no problem before downgrading
Break fuse while downgrading !! impossible

[John_99]

@3absiso
@playerkp420
@baileyscream

Today I was working on 2003b model and I found that there is a missing fuse on my ps3
the missing one is shown in the pic
Do you think it's the cause of my problem !

[3absiso]

Originally Posted by John_99 @3absiso @playerkp420 @baileyscream I was working on 2003b model and I found that there is a missing fuse on my ps3 the missing one is shown in the pic

I do not know if it will help, but this is not a fuse it is a resistor i think, try to measure the ones around it and see if you can find it on a local store.
@Mr.Dutch can you help with this mater and how he can do to fix this missing resistor

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by 3absiso I do not know if it will help, but this is not a fuse it is a resistor i think, try to measure the ones around it and see if you can find it on a local store.

it is a capacitor if you ask me, if i'm correct then the left side is connected to ground (other side of the board)
it can be a 100nF, or a tantal capacitor that can have any value. (depends on size)

if you look at the schematics for the fat ps3, you see enough capacitors marked as XX , what means that you won't find them on the board, but the solder points will be there....

EDIT: after a final thought i'm judging it as a 100nF, those parts are there to keep the power as stable as possible at all time, so i really wonder if one of those are missing that it will make a difference

[haz367]

good we have Mr.Dutch on board..he's the fuse master...really "seems" to know his stuff on that area....he got a bit of high res image fetisch...but nothing wrong with that
sometimes real good pointers for electric/multimeter stuff for noobs like us..when he post u can't help believing him...lucky i never needed it though

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by haz367 he got a bit of high res image fetisch...but nothing wrong with that

still waiting for those pics...sigh!

[haz367]

hehe..
bite ur nails a bit..u might be lucky today..u never know what might popsup on a saterday

[end55]

send the dump