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Old 11-24-2012   #1
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HELP ME PLEASE - $20 PSN Card Reward

Can someone help me please my power button works now but my eject button is not working I am at the stage where I have to press power and eject with e3 flasher but it doesn't work so PLEASE HELP.
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Old 11-24-2012   #2
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No rewards here. Ok?

Can you be more specific about your problem?
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No rewards here. Ok?

Can you be more specific about your problem?
Well my eject button doesn't work however my power button dose work I have been told it might be a broken ribbon cable but I'm not sure so please help me.
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You have to open the console if it s a fat you have just to put your finger on the little piece of metal coming out the power/eject board if it s a slim i have no idea : )
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You have to open the console if it s a fat you have just to put your finger on the little piece of metal coming out the power/eject board if it s a slim i have no idea : )
it's a slim , @XBSRocksX , if it's the ribbon cable is it possible to rotate that cable? , the side that was plugged into the power/eject board now goes to the mainboard..

if there's really a damaged line it should hopefully be switched to one of the leds.

since there's a flasher involved i have no idea either..
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it's a slim , @XBSRocksX , if it's the ribbon cable is it possible to rotate that cable? , the side that was plugged into the power/eject board now goes to the mainboard..

if there's really a damaged line it should hopefully be switched to one of the leds.

since there's a flasher involved i have no idea either..
I tried it all it dose is make it not work I might get a new ribbon cable as one of the golden things at the end are broken so yeah.
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one of the golden things at the end are broken so yeah.
on the fat ps3, rotating the cable should work,looking to the pinout, because there are two grounds.



i don't think this pinout info will apply to the slim ps3....
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on the fat ps3, rotating the cable should work,looking to the pinout, because there are two grounds.



i don't think this pinout info will apply to the slim ps3....
Basically I should just get a new ribbon cable :D?
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Basically I should just get a new ribbon cable :D?
it's probably easier then bypassing the damaged wire.
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Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch View Post
it's a slim , @XBSRocksX , if it's the ribbon cable is it possible to rotate that cable? , the side that was plugged into the power/eject board now goes to the mainboard..

if there's really a damaged line it should hopefully be switched to one of the leds.

since there's a flasher involved i have no idea either..
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on the fat ps3, rotating the cable should work,looking to the pinout, because there are two grounds.



i don't think this pinout info will apply to the slim ps3....
Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch View Post
it's probably easier then bypassing the damaged wire.
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