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Asking for a little piece of advise
Bought my PS2 in Feb time and have had no problems until late. The machine has recently started to make a loud wurring noise, I think you all know what I mean. I believe it is the fan, but a lot louder than usual. Now I have discussed this with someone at work and they say you are suppose to take them back if that happens. Can someone confirm this or has anyone had the same problem?
Cheers for any help.
Bought my PS2 in Feb time and have had no problems until late. The machine has recently started to make a loud wurring noise, I think you all know what I mean. I believe it is the fan, but a lot louder than usual. Now I have discussed this with someone at work and they say you are suppose to take them back if that happens. Can someone confirm this or has anyone had the same problem?
Cheers for any help.
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ssxpro wrote:
> Danboy Spotted :
>a cracking 3 for 2 on PS2 games
> offer.
Was that the one at WHSmiths? If so, I thought that
> stopped 22/5. I never bought any PS2 games in that because the offer
> stopped before the good ones were released. I did club together with
> some Uni friends to buy a DVD each at a reduced price. Jaws was
> £12!
The offer is still on the website
> Danboy Spotted :
>a cracking 3 for 2 on PS2 games
> offer.
Was that the one at WHSmiths? If so, I thought that
> stopped 22/5. I never bought any PS2 games in that because the offer
> stopped before the good ones were released. I did club together with
> some Uni friends to buy a DVD each at a reduced price. Jaws was
> £12!
The offer is still on the website
adrian wrote:
> Dust will get in no matter where you put it.
True, but it doesn't hurt to minimise it. Keeping the machine on a carpet will surround it with static, attracting more dust towards it - plastic case or not - which will then be sucked in my the fan.
> Dust will get in no matter where you put it.
True, but it doesn't hurt to minimise it. Keeping the machine on a carpet will surround it with static, attracting more dust towards it - plastic case or not - which will then be sucked in my the fan.
Danboy Spotted :
>a cracking 3 for 2 on PS2 games offer.
Was that the one at WHSmiths? If so, I thought that stopped 22/5. I never bought any PS2 games in that because the offer stopped before the good ones were released. I did club together with some Uni friends to buy a DVD each at a reduced price. Jaws was £12!
>a cracking 3 for 2 on PS2 games offer.
Was that the one at WHSmiths? If so, I thought that stopped 22/5. I never bought any PS2 games in that because the offer stopped before the good ones were released. I did club together with some Uni friends to buy a DVD each at a reduced price. Jaws was £12!
Mines like 2 inches max. Whoops......
And on the other side its about 2 inches max from my HIFI.
And on the other side its about 2 inches max from my HIFI.
Dust will get in no matter where you put it. Well unless you have a dust free enviroment which would be used for making hard drives e.t.c but iam guessing most people wouldnt have that. I have mine in my TV cabnet so its not on the floor but close. Dust will still get in if you have it on the floor or attached to the ceiling, whether its vertical or Horizontal. My PC fan is covered in dust and that is on a desk. I wouldnt have thought the static would be a problem for the PS2 as its got its plastic casing but mines at least a foot away from the TV anyway.
Nope. Somewhere flat and smooth, that's easy to keep clean and dust-free. not *too* near the TV - at least a foot away from the screen, as static can jump!
Somewhere where there's little dust... and no static. Carpets generate static - static fries microchips... which is not good!
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