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I think my ps2 is broken as it keeps making weird noises and it ocassionally says cannot read disk. It has also damaged two disks when I tried to play them. This used to happen very rarely but now happens all the time. Has anyone else had this problem and if so how did you fix it? Will it be covered under the sony 1 year warranty and will they replace the damaged disks? Please Help
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I think I have a bias TV at work. It's a Sony (nice big one) let me set up PS2 no problem but I just bought a gamecube and it will not let me set it up either directly through the front or scarted through the back!
Totoro wrote:
> There's a lesson here somewhere. I think it's buy Nintedo in the
> future if you want a reliable console.
Already got one thanks. :)
> There's a lesson here somewhere. I think it's buy Nintedo in the
> future if you want a reliable console.
Already got one thanks. :)
Totoro wrote:
> There's a lesson here somewhere. I think it's buy Nintedo in the
> future if you want a reliable console.
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There's always one isn't there?
> There's a lesson here somewhere. I think it's buy Nintedo in the
> future if you want a reliable console.
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There's always one isn't there?
Gamecube's are also significantly harder to take apart, though I managed that one without a repair bill thankfully :)
There's a lesson here somewhere. I think it's buy Nintedo in the future if you want a reliable console.
Boomshine wrote:
> I think my ps2 is broken as it keeps making weird noises and it
> ocassionally says cannot read disk. It has also damaged two disks when
> I tried to play them.
This is happend to me aswell, it has wrecked my beloved Fifa 2003, i rang Sony up this morning and they are going to replace the PS2 for me, don't know about the game though :(
> I think my ps2 is broken as it keeps making weird noises and it
> ocassionally says cannot read disk. It has also damaged two disks when
> I tried to play them.
This is happend to me aswell, it has wrecked my beloved Fifa 2003, i rang Sony up this morning and they are going to replace the PS2 for me, don't know about the game though :(
Plently of places that'll fix the hardware if its damaged. I've used one and would recommend... but they sell games too, don't want to step on SRs toes.
I took my PS2 apart (I take pretty much everything apart, just to see) and damaged the laser. Was screwing back on onto of the teeny screws when it got attracted to the laser (magnatised) and zipped off the end of the screw driver. Lovely £80 repair bill...
I took my PS2 apart (I take pretty much everything apart, just to see) and damaged the laser. Was screwing back on onto of the teeny screws when it got attracted to the laser (magnatised) and zipped off the end of the screw driver. Lovely £80 repair bill...
just bin it it's crap!!!
Boomshine wrote:
> Hmmmm it seemed like a good at the time
A good idea
> Hmmmm it seemed like a good at the time
A good idea
mikelar wrote:
> I doubt they'd replace the
> disks because, even after your computer wrecked the first disk, you
> put another one in!
Hmmmm it seemed like a good at the time
> I doubt they'd replace the
> disks because, even after your computer wrecked the first disk, you
> put another one in!
Hmmmm it seemed like a good at the time
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