pingponghs
Forum Noob
Hey all.
Months ago I had disassembled my PS3 Slim to change the thermal paste, and when I re-assembled it and turned it on it instantly turned fully off. While troubleshooting with the LED syscon code I found the error 3034, so my guess was that I had broken some solder balls and it needed a reballing.
(Another rookie mistake I had made was using a shitty thermal grease instead of a good paste. I doubt it's related but it's worth noting)
Today, after recovering from the depression that caused me, I came back to it to do the "pressure test" to confirm if reballing was the correct fix for it. To my surprise it turned on without pressing!
So what does this mean? This is very anti-intuitive to me, maybe 3034 was caused because of something else? Were the solder balls not the issue? Were my clamps too tight? I'm not sure what to get of this. I haven't reassembled my console yet because I don't wanna mess it up again without knowing what to do with it.
I'll appreciate your help.
Months ago I had disassembled my PS3 Slim to change the thermal paste, and when I re-assembled it and turned it on it instantly turned fully off. While troubleshooting with the LED syscon code I found the error 3034, so my guess was that I had broken some solder balls and it needed a reballing.
(Another rookie mistake I had made was using a shitty thermal grease instead of a good paste. I doubt it's related but it's worth noting)
Today, after recovering from the depression that caused me, I came back to it to do the "pressure test" to confirm if reballing was the correct fix for it. To my surprise it turned on without pressing!
So what does this mean? This is very anti-intuitive to me, maybe 3034 was caused because of something else? Were the solder balls not the issue? Were my clamps too tight? I'm not sure what to get of this. I haven't reassembled my console yet because I don't wanna mess it up again without knowing what to do with it.
I'll appreciate your help.