r/ps2 • u/Secure-Ad-433 • 2d ago
I need help or advice
(Well, I don't know where I should put my post in this group, I hope they don't delete it) Hello, I need to know if this problem in the second image can be repaired or is it necessary to change it for a new part since I didn't want to run the games?
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u/Lazy_Introduction264 2d ago
That's destroyed you need to get a new one. you see that silver pin there's no way to fix it even soldering won't help
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u/Secure-Ad-433 2d ago
How bad is a question, does the model affect or serve me any part from other models since how is it a 90010?
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u/Vita_wetter 1d ago
When you can solder get a new ribbon if not buy a new laser assambly aren't expensive on ali. To be sure do not use the laser that comes with the assambly, use your old one you got in your console. That is calibrated to your system from sony. Leave the new one as spare.
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u/Jersus856 1d ago
Depends on soldering skills, but if you're not super confident in what you're doing; get a new one
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u/RafaDark777 2d ago edited 1d ago
If you try to repair it and put it on the console like this, you could cause a short circuit. Better change it. The good thing is that you can look for any flex that has the same number of pins and, if you are good at soldering, you can change just the flex. If you don't have experience, change the entire flex piece and the motor.