PSP Repairs
13 February 2007, 11:10 AM
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PSP Repairs
Anyone know where I can send a psp to get it repaired 
They don't respond well to a 3 foot drop onto tiles
The hinge thing has buggered itself I'm afraid.
They don't respond well to a 3 foot drop onto tiles
The hinge thing has buggered itself I'm afraid.
13 February 2007, 11:24 AM
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Hello
There are several replacement parts here: MrModchips The Number 1 Name In Console Modifications as you can probably do it yourself.
Steve
There are several replacement parts here: MrModchips The Number 1 Name In Console Modifications as you can probably do it yourself.
Steve
13 February 2007, 11:24 AM
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The hinge on the UMD door?
TBH, by taking it apart will void your warranty anyway, as you have to remove a sticker to get to one of the screws, so you are better of doing it yourself. There are plenty of guides on the net, and the spares are easily available on ebay.
TBH, by taking it apart will void your warranty anyway, as you have to remove a sticker to get to one of the screws, so you are better of doing it yourself. There are plenty of guides on the net, and the spares are easily available on ebay.
13 February 2007, 11:44 AM
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Not bothered about warranty, not covered for accidental damage on my home insurance apparently 
Spoken to someone who says they repair them but only for insurers and not privately
It is the hinge on the UMD door
Can you point me to a guide on the net?
Spoken to someone who says they repair them but only for insurers and not privately
It is the hinge on the UMD door
Can you point me to a guide on the net?
13 February 2007, 11:48 AM
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I've used MRmodchips on several occasions and they're pretty good...
All the bits for PSP are listed here
My neighbours little lads PSP got dropped down the stairs and the right trigger button was intermittently locking afterwards so we ordered the replacement ribbon from MrModchips and stripped the PSP down to fit it.Bit daunting as most of the internals have to be stripped out of it but most things are possible....
They also supply replacement front plates which are handy if you have a PSP and it's all scratched.
Good luck
Nick
All the bits for PSP are listed here
My neighbours little lads PSP got dropped down the stairs and the right trigger button was intermittently locking afterwards so we ordered the replacement ribbon from MrModchips and stripped the PSP down to fit it.Bit daunting as most of the internals have to be stripped out of it but most things are possible....
They also supply replacement front plates which are handy if you have a PSP and it's all scratched.
Good luck
Nick
Last edited by NickAdams; 13 February 2007 at 11:50 AM.
13 February 2007, 12:01 PM
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should suffice:
http://www.ps2repairguides.com/PSP.htm
whoops! Didn't realise you have to pay for that guide. I'll try and get another.
eBay Guides - Insalling a new UMD Door on your PSP
another:
PSP Disassembly and UMD Laser Replacement Tutorial
http://www.ps2repairguides.com/PSP.htm
whoops! Didn't realise you have to pay for that guide. I'll try and get another.
eBay Guides - Insalling a new UMD Door on your PSP
another:
PSP Disassembly and UMD Laser Replacement Tutorial
Last edited by joey_turbo; 13 February 2007 at 12:07 PM.
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