If your PS3 [PlayStation3] is displaying an error code or does not perform as it did in the past, it sometimes does some troubleshooting and diagnostics overview. There are simple steps you can take to check the performance and maintenance of your device. Some things you can do before you decide to pack your equipment for repairs are very simple and basic. This is expensive and can range from $150 to $300. In terms of time, not only will the unit be cleaned up, but it will take about 6 weeks to wait for it to return. Then, your hard drive content may also be deleted. So before you choose to pack. Try the following first.
Power related issues from
- No power, the power indicator blinks, and turns off after 10 seconds
- Check the main power switch on the back of the console
- Make sure the AC power cord is securely connected
- Visually inspect the AC power cord for damage. In any case, make sure it is not worn, cut or damaged. Serious bending of the wires can cause internal damage. Make sure the power cord is not bent or severely distorted.
- Make sure the wall outlet is active [power on] to insert the light bulb and turn it on or try another outlet.
- If possible, try testing the power cord on other PlayStation devices
- If there is a recent power surge, power shortage or lightning storm in your area, it may affect the power supply, in which case maintenance is required.
Power light flashes
- Shut down the system and reboot. If your PS3 still doesn't start properly. It needs repair [only for North American units]
- Turn off after 10 seconds. Your system needs repair
What does the different light sequence mean?
The light sequence on the unit will indicate what happened to your unit. Then you can solve the problem.
- No light is on - Indicates that the device has been removed. On the back of the older PS3 model, there is a main power switch that may be turned off. Press the "I" side.
- Steady red - indicates that the system is off or in standby mode
- Sturdy green - means the system is turned on, you should be able to navigate XMB, play games, access the PlayStation Store, etc. To turn off the PS3, press and hold the power button for two or more seconds
- Blinking red - Indicates that there is a problem inside the device when the power status indicator flashes red and PS3 is off. The unit needs repair
- Blinking green - Indicates that the PS3 system is blinking while it is off. If it is not closed immediately, you may be trying to finish saving the data to your hard drive. If not, do not turn off the main power switch on the back as it may cause data corruption on the hard drive.
- Blinking green, yellow, then flashing red - When the power status indicator changes from green to yellow, turns green and then flashes red to indicate a problem with internal components, it can be caused by several reasons. The unit needs repair
- Steady blue - Indicates that there is a disc in the PS3 system. If you want to eject the disc, press and hold the eject button for two seconds, the blue disc status indicator will flash, indicating that the device is trying to eject the disc. The power indicator is always green and steady. Note: Model CECH-3xxx does not have a blue disc indicator.
- Blinking blue - Indicates that the disc was just inserted or the system is trying to eject the disc.
If your system shows that you need to repair, there is a PS3 repair guide that can help you repair yourself, rather than spending time and money sending the system out. Repairs take only about an hour, and the tools you need may be around the house.
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