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Ahh crap, mine is one of the affected.
T'is a bloody good thing I unplug it at night.
T'is a bloody good thing I unplug it at night.
Was just about to post this. :D
Im un affected. :)
Im un affected. :)
mines affected!!!
Overheating is a little different to a fire hazard!
And at least they're replacing the faulty power supply, not providing a jerry-rigged work around.
I still say MS should have replaced the affected Xbox units instead of supplying an RCD.
Anyway, my PS2 isn't affected.
And at least they're replacing the faulty power supply, not providing a jerry-rigged work around.
I still say MS should have replaced the affected Xbox units instead of supplying an RCD.
Anyway, my PS2 isn't affected.
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> Overheating is a little different to a fire hazard!
No it's not.
Surely overheating = fire?
> Overheating is a little different to a fire hazard!
No it's not.
Surely overheating = fire?
No, overheating = melting.
Unlike with the Xbox fault, there's no mention of these faulty supplies starting fires.
Unlike with the Xbox fault, there's no mention of these faulty supplies starting fires.
There's no mention of the Xboxs causing any fires outside of the console.
Where as the PS2 is on the outside. Probably more dangerous.
Where as the PS2 is on the outside. Probably more dangerous.
The point is that there's no mention of the PS2 supplies catching fire at all.
I don't know if I can be arsed to send mine back. I don't use it that often and now I'll make damn sure that I unplug it whenever it's not in use.
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