HOW TO CLEAN AND REPASTE PS3 SLIM , playstation 3 slim console
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In this video i will show you how to Fully service and repaste your PlayStation 3 slim PS3 2011A STEP By STEP.
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This video is fantastic because you can actually see where the little thermal pads (the little squishy ones) go, in 4k. Everybody else's video from a decade ago was too blurry to see how the little thermal pads were. Helped out my playstation for sure when the pads fell off and I forgot where they went and was having freezing and red beeps.
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@@uFixTek Thank you very much brother I've been suffocating for days and found this video WITH 2160p! Helped me resembles everyting!
What size thermal pads did you use on the slim?
Awesome! Watched it first, then followed along. Fixed within an hour. Thank you so much for your effort!
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Awesome!
I'm building up the courage to do this to my PS3 Slim! I've had it for eight years and I'm pretty sure it's dirty on the inside xD I'm saving this video for when that time comes.
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regarding your situation, don't worry if you need extra help im here to assist you with take your time doing and you ps3 will appreciate the service :P
look at this ps4 that people don't do services :
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this are PS4 but the same goes to ps3 or any console that are not have done any servicing.
I just did it now replacing the thermal paste. Its very easy even for me, someone who destroys everything. Very good tutorial
Haha I'll probably recruit my dad to be my nurse during the procedure. Safer, I guess.
ROFL, im glad that you got to do it, from now on you can service your ps3 or your families :P thank you for the feedback.
don't worry im here to help you out if you got questions during the procedure.
This vid revived my ps3. Got blinking red light and wouldn't turn on, figured it was overheating and changed thermal paste. Runs like new. Thank u sir
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My ps3 runs so cool and quiet after doing this... Thanks man
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Thank you for this video, I’ve seen many tear downs but decided use your video. Moreover, I changed thermal paste and now she runs like beauty, thank you.
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you have given me the confidence to try this myself and follow along using your tutorial, thanks man
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Thanks a lot, all the way from Greece, buddy! You deserve to have the most watched video for cleaning up a PS3. You explained everything perfectly and in a simple manner. Keep it up!
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Thank you very much for this great video guide. I repasted and cleaned my PS3 Slim from 2008 and now Its quiet like on Christmas 2008 xD
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Used your video for my first attempt at thermal paste replacement - absolutely spot on guidance & very clear video resolution made the job a breeze to complete. Thank you for the upload :)
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The best video on youtube when it comes to openning and changing the thermal paste on your ps3 slim. Thank you so much sir ! My Ps3 works so well now, because of you.
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Just cleaned and repasted my PS3. It was an easy job, using your video.
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Did your PS3 work fine ?
@@user-yb4ub1wc2g Mine worked fine before and after I worked on it. I sold it recently. Should be good for the coming years. Case is completely dustfree now, cpu and gpu are repasted and lens is cleaned.
Oswald Otte good to know because I want to change my CMOS battery
Update: From my first comment your previous video, I must mention that spot where thermal paste is (next where the GPU is not on the motherboard) there is no area or sign of thermal pads but three spaces or gaps right above the fan assembly comparing to this model. The chip that you pointed out discoloring in comparison to my mine looks a bit small in size and in great shape also no place or sign of thermal pads.
The design his demonstrating looks like a 20 series
Mines 25 a bit different on disc drive ports u can see
And the 30 where the fan is under the board model u can remove unless u remove the mother board first
Thank you for taking your time and shooting this. I have successfully cleaned up and repasted a 2104B model, runs 10 Celsius cooler, for sure. I have used the Artic MX-6 paste with the "X" format plus. Great, detailed video.
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My english not very good but this is very helpful tutorial video. Thanks! My only purpose is to clean my PS3 slim because whenever I play games it causes fan sound louder. I disassembled it and it has a lot of dust but as soon as I found out that my thermal paste is dry, I also cleaned it and reapplyed the same thermal paste as yours. Now my PS3 Slim not sounded like Jet Engine anymore and the temps also decreases. 👌
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Amazing video! I could only find videos with the other type of slim PS3, so this was very helpful. I followed it and successfully managed to change the thermal paste. Thank you for making this video!
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Great job, i'm after my first ps3 clean with your tutorial,SUCCES
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Great tutorial. I was able to do it with almost zero electronics knowledge. Thanks!
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Amazing tutorial, covers up anything there's to know and also has the best practice for everything!!!
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If you disconnect the fan from the assembly it is in, you don't have to unplug it from the motherboard. Keep the fan close to the board and tape it to the metal to keep it from getting crimped/cut. I just though of that and will be doing that on mine! It has plenty of wire to extend from it.
disconnecting the fan its just very simple pull out, i don't see why one don't want to unplug it :/
This helped me so much, Thanks for making this video. My ps3 was really dirty glad its over
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@@uFixTek I will definitely, Have you done the xbox 360 slim
sure my friend here is a video for it:
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@@uFixTek My ps3 turns off immediately after turning it on. It worked for a few minutes then it shut down with no red light till I power cycled it by removing power
What type of thermal paste you used?
Thank you very much! I followed this guide the way through and cleaned along the way and my ps3 works fine. I think it's much quiter now. Eitherway it was nice to clean out some decade old dust.
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The best, most detailed, clearest guide I've ever seen, done with best practices in everything!, I guess don't judge a video by its views then! 😅. what I've also would of liked to see was a detailed cleaning process in action for all the parts and what to do and not to do when performing it!, also does removing the HDD erases, formats or corrupt the data in it ?
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@@uFixTekthe link in the description for the thermal pads is for a 2.5mm but u say in the video to get 0.3 or 0.4 ones, am I getting things wrong ?
i have made a mistake saying .3mm , you need to get 2mm or 2.5mm any of them its fine, as the pressure from plates will press on them to get the best contact. we use 2.5mm for best results.
@@uFixTek nice, I only have 1mm and 1.5mm thermal pads, could I use both to create a 2.5mm thermal pad to replace the old ones?
Great video👍 very detailed step by step. Great tutorial you make this process easy for anybody that wants to clean their ps3. Ty
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Thanks a lot man I followed your tutorial and everything is a go appreciate this video this helped a lot
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Good thing about me is that I manage to always save some extra screws when building it together, it’s enviorment friendly way as well
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Hey! Just wanted to say thanks for making this video and for spending the last 3 hours with me deep cleaning my PS3. It’s so much quieter now! Here’s hoping it lasts many more years!! 🎉
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Nice video. Everything is nicely shown, and i've been able to get rid of dust and other unholy things lurking in my PS3, as well as replacing the thermal paste.
Though the fan is now less furious during playtime, it still roars a little (maybe Dynasty Warriors 8 is THAT powerful.....), and i still have doubt about whether my thermal paste is doing its proper job or not (I used NT-H1 from Noctua).
Anyway, i got to see the insides of my old PS3. For that alone, i guess it was worth the click and repair attempt.
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You were moving a little bit too fast but you helped me get it done. I appreciate it 🙏
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you could use the option to slow down the video in playback -1x 🫠 , but i will keep in mind for the future videos.
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@@uFixTek actually it was Wondering since you are experienced in this. This was my first time doing it and I did it well it's just are the PS3 naturally loud? I cleand the fans and everything and it sounds like a vacuum
no IT should NOT sound like a jet engine! i need to know what brand model of thermal paste you used? and did you place the bracket of the CPU GPU all the way down screwed?
You can adjust the video speed lol
Just repasted my 2001B and everything was the same
Thanks a lot!
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You are the man thanks this help me clean and change the thermal paste on my PS3 your instructions are the best on RUclips thank you..btw you also help me do the same thing on the 360👍👍
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Really appreciate the video, clear and concise to follow. Cheers
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Fantastic video! Thanks so much. At one point I forgot to plug in the PS3 fan with the little connector and to put back the "tight" silver screws on the back of the motherboard (to attach the silver back sheet or whatever to the motherboard). I don't know if those things were mentioned in the video when putting it together, but maybe I missed them. The detail was excellent though!
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They were mentioned by my friend, but awesome job on servicing your console.👍🫠
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Thanks for a great video! I just got my PS3 slim out of 10~yrs of storage and patched it up - would definately have some screws left over if not for this video!
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now i can have those late ps3 gaming night sessions without ps3 making jet noises :D
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they do tend to be very loud if not serviced on time.
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U saved my bacon ur video helped alot best tutorial so far thanks buddy
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as of 11/27/23 i followed this tutorial today cuz i order MX-4 it was easy slimms are better fats consoles i struggle with
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great video! just followed along with my own ps3
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thank you for this tutorial it was very helpful
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Excellent video. Thank you.👍🏾
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Thank you, this was a great and very detailed video! I have a question for you if you don’t mind. When I had initially done this job, I used 1.5mm thermal pads (particularly soft). My model number is CECH-2001B, but it looked exactly like yours. Is the thickness for thermal pads I used an issue?
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was only 2 thermal pads on my cech2501b and they stayed where they should. the whole area looks completely different. looks like this one is better cooled tbh
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I'm a proud owner of a PS3 Slim (model CECH-2504A) that I purchased last year and I would like to change the thermal paste. So I would like to know:
01) 15:05 - Can we use a cotton swab instead of a towel to remove the old thermal paste?
02) In an older video (ruclips.net/video/u8H4kOuljGg/видео.html), you do not recommend to remove the thermal pads, saying that we don't need to replace them. However, at 16:21, you change the thermalpads. Why did you change the recommendation? And if we should change, how often should we? Should we change each time we open the PS3 to clean and change the thermal paste?
3) How do you stick the thermalpads in it's place? Is there some sort of glue? Or will it stay there just because of the pressure?
Thank you for your video and help!
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regarding your question: sure you can use a cotton or anything a like, as there are no capacitors on top of IHS (integrated heat spreader), clean both side the GPU/CPU and the heatsink.
i say "not recommend" because its not important, but if you have the budget and the time to get one, sure thing replace them, you wont see any performance increase or anything, and those components will still be ok with old pads.
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@@uFixTek Thank you for your reply. I was wondering if the thermal pads would reduce the temperatures further.
I also saw some videos where apparently some PS3 slim models have no thermal pads. Can you confirm that?
in my 18years of servicing never see a single ps3 without pads, those videos they must have reopened the ps3 few times and have lost the pads. i do get ps3 without pads because clients open them and loose the pads. but all of ps3 slim none slim they have pads. the pads will lower the component temp but it will not make any difference in performance of long lasting. all you need to worry about is the paste on gpu and cpu.
@@uFixTek Alright. Thank you for the support. 👍🏼
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Most instructive on the tube.
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Hi, I have a slim model and I will be cleaning out and applying new thermal paste. What is the difference between this video and the older video you did in july 2018? Which video do you recommend I follow?
one video the dvd drive has the cable under the dvd drive on this one the dvd drive the connectors are not underneath. thank you for the feedback and your support.
incredible tutorial, thank you so much!
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Hello there. Really nice video here. My PS3 is overheating and I want to attempt re-applying new thermal paste. I would like to ask a couple of questions though - _Once I disconnect the hard drive or any of these components, will all my save game data be erased?_ Please forgive my ignorance, I have never had to do this before. Also, how much thermal paste do you suggest I buy? 2 grams? 4 grams? More?
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@@uFixTek Thank you for your help! I opened up my PS3 and cleaned out the dust from the fan and other places. When I buy thermal paste, I will then try and tackle the re-applying of the paste. For now, the cleaning *_REALLY_* helped out.
Before I cleaned it, my PS3 would get super hot after just 10 minutes and the fan would run very fast and loud. I took it apaart following your video, took it outside and with an electric air pump, I blew all the dust out from the fan, heat sink, power supply and as much as I could from the rest of the console.
Now my PS3 runs super quiet! I couldn't even tell it was on! I wound up playing it for a few hours and it was still silent. Just for safety purposes, I put a small fan on the side to blow cool air through the side ducts. I will buy the thermal paste and 99% alcohol. Again, thank you for your video and your advice. I subbed and gave a like.
AWESOME! , i'm glad that you got it serviced :P, if its running quietly, then no need to repaste, if you see the fan get loud even after cleaning the dust then yes "its time to repaste".
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Just used your Vid... 👌 thnx man
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Uhh I have a problem with putting the cover back on, how can I know what's stopping it from closing?
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Thank you my friend for this video it worked !!
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Great video, it would have been perfect if you just delid the IHS and changed the thermal paste
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Regarding your situation: there is no reason for the delid on PS3s as we have done the test and with the best thermal paste the only temp drop was 2-3c MAX. its not worth the risk and showing people how to do it properly causes extra cost for proper delid equipment, and the risk for them to follow for that 2-3c drop, absolutely not worth it. if i had done it in the video 80%+ would be screaming that they broke the PS3 :(
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I learned alot from this video. However, im curious. Should you really just do the thin X on both cpu and GPU or should you spread it on the die to make sure that its spread out properly?
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regarding your question: do thick X on both and trust me it will be fine, you could spread but no need for it. if you want to see the effect of the x and spread and other watch this:
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12:17 i am unable to remove that screw it’s getting really hard
plz help me
can you sent me the link of screw you use
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If I were buying one big thermal pad to cut up into smaller pads, what size pad would I need. Never see this discussed. Would 100mm x 80mm be enough to cut up and cover all spots that need pads?
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you can cut then to the shame you like, make sure you get the 1.5mm thickness (or 2mm) but go with 1.5
Hey so one of the screws on the power supply is impossible to get out (left) and I have no clue why, I was wondering if drilling the screw out is dangerous to the system
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Thanks for the reply however I have tried with multiple screw drivers and put extreme force onto the console and the screw is now stripped
ok, can you email me a picture of the screw head please i can assist you with another solution.
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@@uFixTek thanks for your help I’ve sent you an email
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brother, what thermal pad size you use? i think the grey one you used its not 0.3 or 0.4 mm like you said before
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Regarding your question, yes that was my bad mentioning .4 or .3 its 3mm or pads my friend use a 3mm pads
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In the video you say some of the thermal pads are ".3 mm thick"
.3? Did you mean 3 mm? Everywhere else online says they're 1.5 mm thick
sorry my friend the video is old and back then i had hard time concentrating on video and servicing. the pad thickness are 1.5mm (2mm) would work too but i highly recommend 1.5mm
i have gave you the link for it.
Bro, are the thermal pads just these?
I saw a video of the PS3 FAT and the guy changed a lot more thermal pads. Could you tell me how many thermal pads there are in total and should be replaced on PS3 SLIM?
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and in that package its more than enough pads for few services. just cut pads and place them on to where ever you see a pad inside, simple as that, there are many reversions of the ps3 fats, so don't go around counting pads as you will be delaying your service, just the the pad link and cut it and replace them.
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12:05 i am loosing my mind😤
i am unable to open that screw
which type of screw driver you use
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i have 1.5mm thermal pads can i just double them up to get them to 3mm or is that dumb
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regarding your question: YES you can we have run many test on double pads and they work, we tested the 4mm pad and then 2x2mm pad and we get the same result. so you using 2x 1.5 its fine
Saludos amigo. Buen video, pero a la hora de volver a ensamblar quedaron invertidos los cables de wifi y bluetooth.
Gracias por tu comentario. En cuanto a los cables, en realidad no hay ninguna diferencia, ya que ambos son antenas, uno es para WiFi y el otro es para los controles. Por lo tanto, no importa si los inviertes, no ocurrirá nada.
@@uFixTekes verdad amigo. Tienes razón 👍🏻
Is it better to have thermal pads that are a little larger or smaller? I'm working on a ps3 super slim for the first time and I don't know what size thermal pads I need. Thanks in advance
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Thanks for sharing!
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Hey man whats your reccomendation on putting the thermal paste? The X or your other video method?
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regarding your question: go with X i been doing it for 15 years and x is the most effective for this ihs .
@@uFixTek thanks man im using the X method but the cable for the on off button the blue thing come off now i need to wait but the packet is gonna come tomorrow.
oki good luck :)
@@uFixTek i just repaste it and everything fine now but i have one screw missing its a long but small white screw.
lol dont worry, most of the screws are not important, nothing will happen. :) stick it with a tape to the side of the console and if in the future you reopen to clean follow the video and you will see the place for the missing screw.
Good day! I'm sorry for this silly question. I'm having a hard time finding a secured torx screw driver #9. Will a #8 or #10 work or it just won't? Thanks!
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Hi,
Awesome video i cleaned my ps3 and its running great, but i have 1 problem the cd does not want to enter like the thing doesn’t want to go inside like there’s something preventing it. Plz help answer ty
@UFIXTIK
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Great video. But I have a question about thermal pads. In the video you mentioned 0.3-0.4mm thermal pads, if I heard correctly. Then you wrote in the description “Best Thermal Pads 2.5mm”, and the link inserted next to this phrase leads to thermal pads with 1.0mm thermal pads. To be honest, I am mistaken about this, for the same reason, please tell me the exact thickness of the thermal pad, I will be very grateful. I also wanted to know from you, some people remove the RSX cover and replace the thermal paste and glue under it, is it worth doing this, and if so, in what situations should it be done? Thanks in advance for your answer and your work!
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Regarding your question, i do service this consoles on almost daily bases and , i would recommend you to go with 2MM or 2.5mm as it will squish to size when you screw out the plate and it will have a better heat transfer affect.
P.s i made a mistake saying .3mm :(
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the motherboard screws are really stuck hard for me, i was only able to remove one by luck. Its a used one that has been in a hot place for a long time.
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If you decide to change the CMOS battery even though the existing one is still working, will that delete all login data?
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what about repasting under the cell and gpu covers? Kinda hard to get there cos of the glue, but the paste there is pretty much like a stone after a few years of using
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regarding your question: DON't RISKT and waist your time to delid The GPU and CPU, the paste drying its fine, because its not a regular paste its an adhesive paste it supposed to dry. also if you even delid it and repaste you will drop temps by as far as 3-4 at most and trust me that 4c extra is not worth the risk and you won't get performance.
@@uFixTek but how doo i find people delid ps3 fats and theirs temp drop from 75-80c to 50-65c and are super quit and doesnt overheat, before deliding it was overheating and too loud
I appreciate the help, i have a question though. Those little peices of thermal pad. Were the all the same thickness? And can i use any thermal pad? I had one peice fall off i want to order some i just want to make sure its the right size.
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@@uFixTek thank you, so all of them can be replaced with a 1.5? I only ask because i thought in your video you mention .3 mm thick. I think at 14:53. I just want to be certain.
@@travispeterson3924 the thing is that.3mm will do the job right, but the 1.5 does a better job based on out thermal component testing as the reason is that there is enough pressure to squeeze the pads down and then because it was 1.5 and squeezed down by pressure it does way better job. But the same case doesn’t apply on laptops, only here because of few factors. Therefore i would recommend 1.5 but anything from .3 up to there will be good.
Can you use 0,5mm thermal pads instead? I can see here in denmark where im from it's not easy to get My hands on 0,3 or 0,4mm thermal pads
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regarding your question: .5mm can do the job my friend , it will work just press hard on heat-sink for 10sec. and you be fine.
6:04 I'm trying to remove this screw with a PH0 but it won't come off... is it just a matter of pressure?
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Hi, thanks for the video! After removing all the external screws (even the security ones) I don't have the right screwdriver to unscrew the following screws... which screwdriver(s) are we talking about?
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Very good video I can’t wait till I clean mine now I want to know where to get the Cr2032 battery I can’t find it in your description
Nvm I found it you posted the link on someone’s comments thank you
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@@uFixTek thank you and your very welcome I subscribed and liked the video. this is my first time that I’m gonna clean my ps3 slim I have never cleaned it and I had it for 13 years now so it is time to clean up
much appreciate your support, i wish you the best in your service.
@@uFixTek thank you
Man, you have said 0.3 0.4mm thermal pads, but I can only find 0.5mm. I have also found people recommending 1.5mm thermal pads and ifixit recommends in his YLOD repair guide 2-2.5mm in thickness. I am kind of confused here
get the 2.0mm pads, i just measure 3 ps3 slim pads and its 2.0mm and i opened a 4rth ps3 slim and it was 1.5mm
go with 2.5 mm as the pressure is enough to make the contact. go for it.
Does the thermal pads step necessary or not?
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Hi I have a jailbroken cfw ps3 slim. If i remove/replace the battery, will it mess anything up? Can i just leave the battery in when im applying the new thermal paste?
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nice video.bro...i wanna ask.u my ps3 is starting freezing ..what is the problem?
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Can 0.5mm thermal pads be used instead of 0.4mm & 0.3mm thermal pads?
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Veri good video
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Did you say the Australian models have the ribbon under the optic drive?
I feel like I'm going to stuff this up somehow.
The different revisions have different orientations of the cable for the optical drive.
Hey so that stripped screw I was talking about I managed to remove by knocking it round with force with a sharpened screwdriver, after replacing the thermal paste (MX-4) the temps actually got higher, wondering if this is normal as I was tilt mx-4 doesn’t take any time to cure and even then the temps I was getting before where hot and there was no paste left on the chips when I opened up the console so I’m a little confused right now
awesome that you got it removed 🍻
oki the issue that you facing, it is very common , and we do get this issue a lot in the store, not all heatsinks are evenly flat or balanced. in you case i would highly recommend to use a High-Density (thick) thermal paste, like Arctic Silver 5 amzn.to/3MmQDsQ
also i would highly recommend you to bend back the CPU clamp to 60 degree, so it would generate higher pull.
People are saying deliding the CPU and GPU is the right way to do it, what's under the lid? Is it just the same thermal paste?
Don't intend to remove the IHS of the GPU and CPU. The compound they have underneath is not regular paste; it is a special adhesive thermal glue. If you try to remove the IHS, you will have a high chance of damaging the GPU unless you have experience doing it. Just repaste normally, and you'll be more than fine.
Nice job
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hey man, my processor sticks to my heat sink, what should i do?
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regarding your question: use a hair dryer and heatup a lot the heatsink and the board, and it will release the cpu
I got a problem, please, what's the solution, turn the device on, then a few moments, and it turns it on and it stops.😢😢
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Regarding your question, the issue is very common and it is because of the over heating of the GPU.
i could give you step by step instruction and you can get it working again, but you will need to FOLLOW every step as i indicate, else don't do it.
#1. remove the motherboard completely and clean the old thermal paste from the CPU/GPU
#2. make sure you have no fan or open window or air flow on a table,
#3. place the motherboard on a flat level wooden base.
#4. grab a hair dryer and set it to max heat and medium air,
#5. hold the hair dryer over the GPU (the thicker BLOCK) with a 1" distance straight for about 9-12Min
#6. do the same on CPU chip.
#7. let the board COOL down on it's OWN, don't TOUCH or move or blow air to it, let it cool down for 15 min
#8. use a good thermal paste like : thermal grizzly kryonaut amzn.to/3RkvEtA
enjoy
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You forgot to clean top cover before you closed the ps3. There were a lot of dust on it 😟
I appreciate the feedback, but I would like to clarify the intention behind this video. The purpose of the video was to demonstrate the teardown process and provide information about cleaning. It wasn't meant to be a competition, as everyone has their own approach to cleaning. While editing the video, I decided to perform the final cleaning off camera to save time and avoid making unnecessary cuts. Cleaning the dust is something that each person can do to the best of their ability.
The most important part of this video was to show how to open the console and clean its vital components. However, I will keep your feedback in mind for future videos. I value your input and would be happy to address any further questions or requests you may have in the future. Feel free to reach out to me anytime.
What do you mean .3 mm thermal pads? The smallest I can find is .5 mm
I apologize for the confusion caused by my previous statement. I made a mistake regarding the .3mm measurement. What I actually meant to say was that 3mm pads would be suitable for the task at hand. Either a 2mm or 3mm pad would work perfectly fine, as the pad will be compressed to achieve the desired effect. Therefore, I recommend using a 2mm pad for optimal results.
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@@uFixTek okay thank you so much! I will order the 2mm pads to be completely optimal.
nice, and enjoy your serviced console 🍻 cheers
So it's not necessary to spread the thermal paste to cover the entire chips?
🫠Regarding your question, no you don't , you can just do an X shape and that would be fine.
cheers🍻
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Will 2.5mm thermal pads be adequate to use instead of the 3mm?
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@@uFixTekan u use any thermal past3
edit: nvm i thought the comment said thermal paste not pad
use a good known paste and about pads you can use any brand pads.
@@uFixTek i used one from china
That looks as if it can't be enough paste to cover the lid, esp. with the weak clamping force.
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regarding your enough paste: we have tested and lifted up the heatsink and its more more than enough , even with trashy pressure from heatsink. when the CPU starts heating up that's when the paste settles beautifully. i been doing for over 18 year on my friends and clients and zero issue. but by all means you can place more paste but then you will have paste going under GPU/CPU and it will contaminate the CPU.
Hello, I have the PS3 Slim CECH2004B and I want to change the CMOS battery and the thermal pads. How many thermal pads are needed and also which CMOS battery should I order?
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@@uFixTek I think the PS3 Slim uses 1.5mm thickness?
oh sorry my bad i copied the wrong line its 1.5mm
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@@uFixTek no problem, thank you very much. I already subsribed to your channel! You are pretty good.
I consider this long enough. How many squared thermal pads are needed because I can find 10X10X1.5 in a local store. Is that enough or I Will be needing more?
much appreciated my friend :) and the 10x10 is more than enough
Hello, it is possible to remove the cover where there is no screw?
I bought a PS3 Slim recently and that one is a bit dusty and i wanted to change it, i have substitute for it but doesn't want to come off.
the outer cover? or what cover are we talking about, all the covers have screws and must be removed.
@@uFixTek Yes the outer one, the little rubber covers that acts as a little stand for the console (the four ones at every angle).
Thanks for the answer, i thought i would had to keep it.
Which video should I use for my CECH-3001B model?
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@@uFixTek Thank you! I definitely subscribed 👍
much appreciate the support my friend, cheers🍻
@@uFixTekAt 7:55, I accidentally broke the blue part off.. What can I do?
I just tested with x method on ps3 phat and is more quiet the pea method is cool very good but the fan is so loud so i perfer the x method on ps3 phat (fat) 80 GB.
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I have a ps3 that I opened but turns hotter than the old one , I placed everything correct all screws put paste noctua nh1 but what suggestions can u say
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regarding your question:
DID you clean the fan vents and everything. also if heat is coming out its perfectly fine, the thermal paste is not going to cool the air, its transferring the heat to heatsink and if the heatsink is dissipating the air out its perfectly fine.
Yes I did clean it, my guess is that it's giving Me false reading , I have a broken hdd , it takes too long to access files
I found out my ps3 is good tmeo at 40 minutes below but as soon as it gets longer my temperature always rises whatever game is it,
Once it's coldboot it's good ,
I'm guessing it's a bard hdd that makes my temperature delay? I'm having false reading? It's pain
yes if your hdd is failing you will get false information , because of bad sectors. replace the hdd
Can I replace thermal pad to thermal paste on the black Chip?
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