Banish Pesky Playstation 3 Problems Applying Smart Systemic Troubleshooting Strategy.
Are you faced with any of these problems with your PS3:
- Encountering any of the many errors codes such as 8001050F
- Freezing screen
- Network connection problems
- Flashing red and green power light
- The dreaded flashing “Yellow Light of Death”
- 80710b23 80710a06
- Solid or flashing red light
- Black screen
Don’t be discouraged as you’re not alone, as it happens you’re in Very Good company!
You may not realize this, but the PS3 Console is actually surprisingly at high risk of breakdown.
There are more gamers than ever trying to look for answers on the Web on how to fix this or that issues with their PlayStation console. I only became aware of this because around about a year ago , I was one of those people with one or two of my own challenges when my PS3 resolved to go AWOL .
It wasn’t a particularly pleasing experience. Down right vexing if I have to be on the level, because I could not really root out any coherent advice on the Net on how to restore my PS3 Slim problems and the only advice that I got from Sony was suggesting to me to return my console for repair, together with a cheque for close to two hundred bucks!
No thanks I said. Maybe I did sling in a few colourful euphemism to stress my point. The point is , my Playstation wasn’t that old to warrant handing over another 200 dollars ! That is just raving mad ! I was born at night but not last night! come on!
So, I did what many others in my shoes do. I went on the Net and scoured the Net for answers .
I tell you what , it was challenging tracking down an answer . If you’ve spent any time online foraging for a solution to your PS3 problems, you will probably empathize with what I encountered.
There is tons of information on the Net proffering guidance on how to correct a host of problems. But the frightening thing was that I did not know what information to trust or if any of the answers given had even been properly tried out . I did not care to be some kind of experimental subject and what’s more I could not afford the expense of additional damage to my PS3 console.
After some time , I found someone who plainly very familiar with what he was talking about having been a PS3 repair man since the PS3 came onto the market and unsurprisingly , he’s been an ultra busy guy , with the number of problems with the PS3 console.
For for some time now I have been saying to myself that I ought to put up a website and post all the great content that I stumbled upon seeking out for technical support , a significant amount of which I pinched from the PS3 guy .
What’s really scary about some of the advice on the Net is all the talk of “PS3 open surgery” that is so prolific. Everyone seems real keen on poking around with the components .
The thing is, it’s easy for a person who does not know what is wrong with their PS3 , to come to the conclusion that you need to root around inside the PlayStation console.
Not me – no way!
You see, what I realized is that a significant number of the issues that people were coming up against with their PS3 consoles can be resolved with a handful of practical fault-fixing steps that involves a mix of simple servicing techniques and a handful of short-cut error fixes .
It helped me and it did not involve rooting around inside the PS3 . And moreover , I discovered from the PS3 technician that countless of the common problems are quite easy to correct. So, I have set out how to service a PS3 in 7 simple steps on my blog -
www. ps3-help.com
All the suggestions on the blog are safe and will not produce any damage to your Playstation console. What’s more it will not invalidate your warranty. In actual fact it will probably save you expensive repair costs.
In addition the 7 step system has the merit of helping to identify the problem, so even if it does not repair the the problem at hand , at least you will know that you’ve considered everything feasible before going to the drag of opening your PS3 , if that is what you’re inclined to do.
So, you’ve absolutely nothing to lose.
Give it a try and tell me how you get on.
