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« on: May 20, 2017, 10:15:40 AM »
Hi all,

I just bought a broken first Gen ps3 (the batboy) and was wondering if any of you know about a permanent fix to the yellow light of death problem?
I have watched youtube videos about heating up the system with a hair dryer (not a permanent fix) as well as some others involving motherboard work, which seems more legit but I am hesitant to open up my console before hearing feedback about it.

Does anyone know what they do at console repair shops? Are any of these youtube videos legit? Is there a website or other source where I can find information about this?

Any help or advice would be great.


Thanks.
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