your knowledge and understanding of these consoles is second to none, if you can show a better closeup view during component testing, your videos will be even better.
Thank you for the feedback, @GamingPK14, I really appreciate your kind words! 🙏 I'll definitely keep that in mind for future videos and work on providing better close-up views during component testing. Your support means a lot, and I'm glad you're finding the content helpful. Stay tuned for more detailed and improved tutorials! 🎮🔧
@junika4656 Wow, that really means a lot! Thank you for the support! 🙌 I'm definitely planning to make more videos, so stay tuned. I'm glad my work is helping out PS3 technicians.
Thank you so much, Younes! Your kind words mean the world to me. Sharing knowledge and helping others is what I strive for, and I’m so glad it makes a difference. God bless you, too! 🙏✨ I appreciate the support! Let's keep learning and fixing those consoles together!
You're most welcome! I'm thrilled you find the videos helpful, and your kind words truly mean a lot. Thanks for your continued support-I'm always here to help troubleshoot and guide you through these challenges! 😊👍
@comixzone1634 Thank you for your kind words and support! ❤❤ You're absolutely right-issues with PS3 not reading external HDDs or USB devices can be frustrating. I'll cover that in an upcoming video, including troubleshooting tips, checking for USB port issues, and ensuring proper compatibility. Stay tuned, and thanks for the great suggestion! 🌹
@metavize8046 Thank you for checking in and for your kind words! I'm doing well, just caught up with a few projects lately, which has kept me a bit less active. Your support always means a lot. Stay healthy and happy as well, my friend!
Glad to hear it! 😅😅 Thanks for the support-those moments make it all worth it! Stay tuned for more, and I appreciate you sticking with me for 2 years! 🙌🔥
Thank you, @Mega_Electro! I’m glad you found the content helpful! Creating a PDF with all the resistor values and their placements on the board is a great idea. I’ll look into putting something together to help with identifying components and values more easily. Stay tuned, and thanks for the suggestion!
I carefully followed your steps and have not found a faulty resistance of any sort. Are there any further directions to investigate? The fan does spin and both APU and RAM modules seem to heat up while still having the terrible blue light. Thanks for the helpful content regardless!
@Schmukai If the fan spins and both the APU and RAM are heating up but you're still getting the blue light, it might be a deeper issue with the APU or power management. I’d recommend checking the power rails to make sure all voltages and PWM out signals are correct, You need to check the inductors input oscilatioins especially the ones going to the APU and RAM secondry power sections.
@MultiKnez Hi! If your PS4 Slim has a short on the 1.8V rail and reads 0.3 ohms around the Syscon and RAM caps, it could be a fault in the power management IC, a shorted capacitor, or potentially a damaged RAM module. Start by isolating the short by testing caps individually to pinpoint the faulty area. If the short persists, it might require replacing the power IC or investigating for a short in the RAM. Let me know if you need more help!
Asslamualikum Idrees Bhai it's me Arif from Bhatta Chowk (Bedian Road), Hope you're doing fine, I had given you my fat PS4 and it had the same issues, can you please update me what's going on with it, it's already been 3 months I guess? Thanks!
He is such a scammer I have sent my PS3 since 2022 but he keep making lame excuses saying today tomorrow I'm busy I'm sick all lame excuses I'm from Karachi I will confirm you that he will never send you your console.
Hi. I need assistance for my broken ps3 where it turns on but there is no video outuput. I have tried booting it in safe mode but that doesnt work. The ps3 controllers work fine and are able to pair with the ps3. I would really appreciate some help.
It sounds like your PS3 is powering on, but the lack of video output suggests an issue with either the video output hardware or the internal system. Here’s what you can try to fix it: 1. Check HDMI or AV Cables and Ports Swap out the HDMI or AV cable with a known working one. Try a different port on your TV or monitor. If you’re using HDMI, also test with AV cables (the PS3 supports both outputs). 2. Reset Video Settings (Hard Reset) The PS3 might be outputting to a resolution your TV/monitor cannot support. To reset video settings: Turn off the PS3 completely (red light should show). Hold down the Power button until you hear 2 beeps: 1st beep when the console powers on. 2nd beep after holding for 5-10 seconds. The PS3 will reset its video output settings to the lowest default (standard definition). Connect using HDMI or AV cables again. 3. Safe Mode Attempt (Even If You Tried) If resetting didn’t work, boot into Safe Mode: Power off the console. Hold the Power button until you hear: 1st beep: Power On. 2nd beep: Power Off. Release the button, then press and hold it again. Listen for two quick beeps. Release the button after this. If successful, Safe Mode should appear with a menu. Choose Restore Default Settings or Rebuild Database. 4. Inspect the Hard Drive A failing hard drive can cause boot issues without warning. Power off the PS3. Remove the hard drive (check your PS3 model for instructions). Boot the PS3 without the hard drive installed. If the console displays a prompt for missing storage, the hard drive could be the issue. If that works, replace or format the hard drive. 5. Hardware Issues If all else fails: GPU or RSX Problem: If the PS3 powers on but still shows no display, the RSX (graphics chip) may have solder issues. Reflowing or reballing might be needed. Video Output Port: HDMI or AV ports might be damaged internally. Look for bent pins or damage. If you’re comfortable troubleshooting further, I can guide you on checking the RSX and testing video output points on the board. Let me know! 😊
@@idreestech @idreestech Hi, I have tried all the above mentioned fixes but none of them work. When I boot it into safe mode there is still no display . However if I boot it into safe mode and try turning the PlayStation off I hear 3 quick beeps. I've also tried removing the HDD but that doesn't not work. I've seen a youtube video on how someone fixed a problem similar to this by adding coins between the rsx chip and the heatsink. The uploader stated that this was done to add pressure onto the joints which has loosen because of overheating. Do you recommend trying this?
Using coins or similar objects to add pressure between the RSX chip and the heatsink is a very risky and temporary solution. While it might momentarily restore functionality by improving contact with the chip, it does not address the underlying issue and can lead to further damage. Here's a more structured approach: Reflow the RSX (GPU) Chip: The symptoms suggest that there could be microfractures in the solder joints under the RSX chip. Reflowing the RSX chip using a heat gun or reflow station can temporarily restore connections. This method involves heating the RSX to re-melt the solder. Test the RSX-related components for continuity or abnormal resistance values. If reflowing doesn't work or is too risky, reballing the RSX chip (removing and resoldering) is the most permanent fix. It’s a professional repair and requires specialized equipment. The three beeps indicate a failure to reboot or an internal error. If safe mode fails, it’s likely a hardware issue with RSX or a corrupted system file. Avoid the coin trick. If pressure temporarily fixes the issue, it indicates weak solder joints, and you’d be better off doing a proper reflow or reball.
Ok idrees, another question, i have a slim ps4 that have been droped to ground, now problem is it turns on and have screen output but when we run game it hangs. Whats should i check? Smds are ok...
"@metavize8046 A dropped PS4 that hangs during gameplay could have internal damage. Since SMDs are okay, focus on these areas: Hard Drive (HDD): The impact might have damaged the HDD. Try replacing it with a new one or testing it on PC with Hard Disk Sentinel. APU or RAM: The fall could have caused microfractures in the solder joints of the APU or RAM. Ensure stability under load by testing it with a demanding graphics game. PCB Layers: Inspect for any cracked traces on the motherboard that might disrupt high-demand power or data delivery. Cooling System: Ensure the heatsink and fan are properly aligned and functional, as improper cooling can cause hangs during heavy tasks. If none of these work, reflowing the APU might be the next step, but proceed cautiously. Let me know how it goes!
@idreestech i tested hdd and power supply replaced but they were ok, cooling system is ok, smds that you showed and checked in this video were ok, other smds i dont know the exact but almost ok, if i had the boar datasheet i could test all of smd. Now the remaining posibilities are ram and apu, what do you think? What i do in next step?
@metavize8046 You're narrowing it down well-great work! Since HDD, power supply, and cooling are ruled out, and most SMDs seem okay, the focus on RAM and APU is logical. Here’s how to proceed: RAM Testing: Use a thermal camera or IPA (isopropyl alcohol) to check for any abnormal heating on RAM chips during operation. Measure resistance on RAM pins to ground; compare with known good values if possible. If you have spare RAM chips or a donor board, swapping them may help. APU Testing: The APU might have microfractures in solder joints or internal issues. Start with a reflow using a controlled heat source like a heat gun or rework station (not too high to avoid damage). If reflowing doesn’t resolve it, consider a reball, but only if you have the tools and experience.
@idreestech ok, how can i check rams temprature, when i turn on device, all rams start to geting hot, and when i start a game in loading screen freez and after seconds an error apear: CE-36329-3 And im sure about hdd and power and cooling system health.
@metavize8046 It sounds like you've done a thorough job isolating the issue. Here's how to proceed with RAM temperature testing and further diagnosis: 1. Checking RAM Temperature Use a thermal camera if available. Power on the PS4 and observe the RAM chips; they should heat evenly. If a thermal camera isn’t accessible, try the IPA method: Apply a thin layer of isopropyl alcohol (99%) on the surface of the RAM chips. Turn on the PS4 and observe the evaporation pattern. The faulty RAM chip will often heat faster and evaporate IPA quicker. 2. Interpreting the Error CE-36329-3 This error is usually software-related but can point to hardware issues like RAM faults or APU problems if it happens consistently. It aligns with the symptoms you described, especially freezing during high-load tasks (like gaming). 3. Next Steps If one or more RAM chips are overheating, consider replacing them (reball or reflow required). Test the voltage regulators supplying the RAM chips. Ensure they’re providing stable power. If the RAM checks out, the issue may stem from the APU. A reflow might temporarily solve it, but a reball or replacement is often necessary for permanent fixes. Let me know what you observe during the temperature test, and we can troubleshoot further!
Aoa Idrees sir i recently got an xbox one S and it has no power no beeps the mosfets on side of apu look good and the psu is also good , what could be the issue and is it possible to send to you for repair im located in Rawalpindi
Waalikum Assalam! It sounds like you’ve got an Xbox One S with no power. Since the MOSFETs and PSU are good, there could be an issue with the power rail or the APU itself. You could check for any blown capacitors or damaged resistors near the power circuitry. Also, make sure the power button and its connections are working fine. As for sending it in for repair, that could be possible depending on your location and logistics. If you're interested, we could discuss the details further.
Dear idreea, a question, a slim ps3 no video output, every voltage on motherboard is ok, the power light goes green and after about 10 second or more it get red and make 3beep for twice. Everything on maotherboard i check is ok,
It sounds like you might have a problem with the RSX or CELL chip. Those chips can overheat and lose connection with the motherboard. I'd suggest checking the temperature of those chips and ensuring proper cooling.
@metavize8046 Thank you so much for checking in, my friend. Yes, things are challenging in Pakistan right now, but I’m doing alright. Your support means a lot, and I truly appreciate your kindness. Take care, and stay blessed! ❤
@metavize8046 Thank you, my friend. I’m really sorry to hear about the challenges in Iran as well-truly difficult times all around. It’s good to know we can support each other, even across borders. Stay strong and take care, my brother. We’re all in this together. 🙏❤
Hi guys , would someone that has a SAC001 motherboard tell me what are the values of the 5 resistors arround the NOR flash memory (a mx25l25635f chip near the south bridge) ,i need their values as i think two of them are faulty(one connected to the SCLK pin and the other to the MISO pin), anyone that can help i will appreciate it,may god bless every one.
Hi medecine4all513 you can use or verify all five resistors with the value of 47 ohms. In some motherboards, one of five is at 22 ohms but you can use all with the same value. These all are for NOR data connections couplings to the Southbridge chip, even you can make jumpers on them in case of unavailability.
@@idreestech thank you very much sir and may Allah reword you with everything that you want in this life ,does this(faulty resistors) explain why my console isn't turning on?!? I wish you Keep up with this videos🫰🏻
@medecine4all513 You're very welcome, and thank you for the kind words! Yes, faulty resistors around the NOR flash memory can definitely prevent the console from turning on, as they’re essential for stable data communication with the Southbridge. Replacing or jumping them should help. I'm glad the videos are useful-I'll keep them coming! 🙏🫰🏻"
@@idreestech thanx sir ,so i followed your advice and bypassed those resistors,but nothing happened,i inspected the region where the RT 5069 is found ,i found a lot of missing voltages mainly the 4.8volt ,doing some research i ended up cheking the fuses and the f5001 was burn,i replaced it with one that i purchased for ps4 slim BD f6002 i guess,and the voltage is now back ,but nothing yet,the 3.3v in the NOR is there (also arround the SB and syscon),i started suspecting a faulty SB or that oscillator near the SB ,any ideas sir?!?
@solemanwarner Shukriya! Direct contact details ke liye, kindly mera channel description check karein ya yahan se message karen. Har possible madad ke liye hazir hoon. 🙏😊
Hi @Ahamd283! I'm glad you're reaching out. While I don't offer personal repair services, I can definitely help guide you through the repair process here or in the comments. Feel free to let me know what's wrong with your PS3, and I'll do my best to assist you!
My ps3 is is turn on and then turn off you video on it so can i know the price to repair it: my English is little weak so sorry for the mistake in that note
your knowledge and understanding of these consoles is second to none, if you can show a better closeup view during component testing, your videos will be even better.
Thank you for the feedback, @GamingPK14, I really appreciate your kind words! 🙏 I'll definitely keep that in mind for future videos and work on providing better close-up views during component testing. Your support means a lot, and I'm glad you're finding the content helpful. Stay tuned for more detailed and improved tutorials! 🎮🔧
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Wow, thanks!
Great job, uncle. I love your new in-depth commentary you're very skillful keep on sharing. Thank you.
I hope you make more videos I really look forward to it.
All your work really makes PS3 technicians feel reborn
@junika4656 Wow, that really means a lot! Thank you for the support! 🙌 I'm definitely planning to make more videos, so stay tuned. I'm glad my work is helping out PS3 technicians.
Awesome content!!! Please more deep dive into BLOD of PS4s
Sure I will.
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It would have been interesting to see what uart indicated as the fault. Thanks for the video
Great point!
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That's so kind of you! Thank you for the support and encouragement. 😊 New videos are definitely on the way-stay tuned! 🎥✨
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Thank you so much, Younes! Your kind words mean the world to me. Sharing knowledge and helping others is what I strive for, and I’m so glad it makes a difference. God bless you, too! 🙏✨
I appreciate the support! Let's keep learning and fixing those consoles together!
Dude, thanks for your videos, for your patience.!!!
You're most welcome! I'm thrilled you find the videos helpful, and your kind words truly mean a lot. Thanks for your continued support-I'm always here to help troubleshoot and guide you through these challenges! 😊👍
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Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate your support and the well wishes, I'm always trying to help!
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Happy to help.
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Wow, that's incredible! Thank you so much for your support and dedication. ❤️ Your commitment means a lot to us!
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Good job friend. With that SMD Tester, is the measurement of the components reliable without removing them from the board?
Yes, it is
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thnx to you for all information, ❤❤but one thing you never speaking about it / PS3 NOT READING ExTErNaL HDD OR USB 🌹
@comixzone1634 Thank you for your kind words and support! ❤❤ You're absolutely right-issues with PS3 not reading external HDDs or USB devices can be frustrating. I'll cover that in an upcoming video, including troubleshooting tips, checking for USB port issues, and ensuring proper compatibility. Stay tuned, and thanks for the great suggestion! 🌹
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Hi idrees, how are you? Every thing is alright? Why are you less active? Stay healthy and happy
@metavize8046 Thank you for checking in and for your kind words! I'm doing well, just caught up with a few projects lately, which has kept me a bit less active. Your support always means a lot. Stay healthy and happy as well, my friend!
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Glad to hear it! 😅😅 Thanks for the support-those moments make it all worth it! Stay tuned for more, and I appreciate you sticking with me for 2 years! 🙌🔥
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Can you do pdf file with all palce of resistance value in board ?
Thank you, @Mega_Electro! I’m glad you found the content helpful! Creating a PDF with all the resistor values and their placements on the board is a great idea. I’ll look into putting something together to help with identifying components and values more easily. Stay tuned, and thanks for the suggestion!
I carefully followed your steps and have not found a faulty resistance of any sort. Are there any further directions to investigate? The fan does spin and both APU and RAM modules seem to heat up while still having the terrible blue light. Thanks for the helpful content regardless!
@Schmukai If the fan spins and both the APU and RAM are heating up but you're still getting the blue light, it might be a deeper issue with the APU or power management. I’d recommend checking the power rails to make sure all voltages and PWM out signals are correct, You need to check the inductors input oscilatioins especially the ones going to the APU and RAM secondry power sections.
How to solve the problem with power supply is the same blue light 😢
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@@idreestech my problem
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Hi, i have ps4 slim with shorted 1.8v rail at voltage regulator, syscon chip and all around RAM are 0.3ohm to ground on bith sides of caps. Any ideas?
@MultiKnez Hi! If your PS4 Slim has a short on the 1.8V rail and reads 0.3 ohms around the Syscon and RAM caps, it could be a fault in the power management IC, a shorted capacitor, or potentially a damaged RAM module. Start by isolating the short by testing caps individually to pinpoint the faulty area. If the short persists, it might require replacing the power IC or investigating for a short in the RAM. Let me know if you need more help!
Asslamualikum Idrees Bhai it's me Arif from Bhatta Chowk (Bedian Road),
Hope you're doing fine, I had given you my fat PS4 and it had the same issues, can you please update me what's going on with it, it's already been 3 months I guess?
Thanks!
Please write down your phone number.
He is such a scammer I have sent my PS3 since 2022 but he keep making lame excuses saying today tomorrow I'm busy I'm sick all lame excuses I'm from Karachi I will confirm you that he will never send you your console.
Hi. I need assistance for my broken ps3 where it turns on but there is no video outuput. I have tried booting it in safe mode but that doesnt work. The ps3 controllers work fine and are able to pair with the ps3. I would really appreciate some help.
It sounds like your PS3 is powering on, but the lack of video output suggests an issue with either the video output hardware or the internal system. Here’s what you can try to fix it:
1. Check HDMI or AV Cables and Ports
Swap out the HDMI or AV cable with a known working one.
Try a different port on your TV or monitor.
If you’re using HDMI, also test with AV cables (the PS3 supports both outputs).
2. Reset Video Settings (Hard Reset)
The PS3 might be outputting to a resolution your TV/monitor cannot support. To reset video settings:
Turn off the PS3 completely (red light should show).
Hold down the Power button until you hear 2 beeps:
1st beep when the console powers on.
2nd beep after holding for 5-10 seconds.
The PS3 will reset its video output settings to the lowest default (standard definition).
Connect using HDMI or AV cables again.
3. Safe Mode Attempt (Even If You Tried)
If resetting didn’t work, boot into Safe Mode:
Power off the console.
Hold the Power button until you hear:
1st beep: Power On.
2nd beep: Power Off.
Release the button, then press and hold it again.
Listen for two quick beeps. Release the button after this.
If successful, Safe Mode should appear with a menu.
Choose Restore Default Settings or Rebuild Database.
4. Inspect the Hard Drive
A failing hard drive can cause boot issues without warning.
Power off the PS3.
Remove the hard drive (check your PS3 model for instructions).
Boot the PS3 without the hard drive installed. If the console displays a prompt for missing storage, the hard drive could be the issue.
If that works, replace or format the hard drive.
5. Hardware Issues
If all else fails:
GPU or RSX Problem: If the PS3 powers on but still shows no display, the RSX (graphics chip) may have solder issues. Reflowing or reballing might be needed.
Video Output Port: HDMI or AV ports might be damaged internally. Look for bent pins or damage.
If you’re comfortable troubleshooting further, I can guide you on checking the RSX and testing video output points on the board. Let me know! 😊
@idreestech Thank you! I will try out these fixes and update you accordingly
@@idreestech @idreestech Hi, I have tried all the above mentioned fixes but none of them work. When I boot it into safe mode there is still no display . However if I boot it into safe mode and try turning the PlayStation off I hear 3 quick beeps. I've also tried removing the HDD but that doesn't not work.
I've seen a youtube video on how someone fixed a problem similar to this by adding coins between the rsx chip and the heatsink. The uploader stated that this was done to add pressure onto the joints which has loosen because of overheating. Do you recommend trying this?
Using coins or similar objects to add pressure between the RSX chip and the heatsink is a very risky and temporary solution. While it might momentarily restore functionality by improving contact with the chip, it does not address the underlying issue and can lead to further damage. Here's a more structured approach:
Reflow the RSX (GPU) Chip:
The symptoms suggest that there could be microfractures in the solder joints under the RSX chip.
Reflowing the RSX chip using a heat gun or reflow station can temporarily restore connections. This method involves heating the RSX to re-melt the solder.
Test the RSX-related components for continuity or abnormal resistance values.
If reflowing doesn't work or is too risky, reballing the RSX chip (removing and resoldering) is the most permanent fix. It’s a professional repair and requires specialized equipment.
The three beeps indicate a failure to reboot or an internal error. If safe mode fails, it’s likely a hardware issue with RSX or a corrupted system file.
Avoid the coin trick. If pressure temporarily fixes the issue, it indicates weak solder joints, and you’d be better off doing a proper reflow or reball.
Ok idrees, another question, i have a slim ps4 that have been droped to ground, now problem is it turns on and have screen output but when we run game it hangs. Whats should i check? Smds are ok...
"@metavize8046 A dropped PS4 that hangs during gameplay could have internal damage. Since SMDs are okay, focus on these areas:
Hard Drive (HDD): The impact might have damaged the HDD. Try replacing it with a new one or testing it on PC with Hard Disk Sentinel.
APU or RAM: The fall could have caused microfractures in the solder joints of the APU or RAM. Ensure stability under load by testing it with a demanding graphics game.
PCB Layers: Inspect for any cracked traces on the motherboard that might disrupt high-demand power or data delivery.
Cooling System: Ensure the heatsink and fan are properly aligned and functional, as improper cooling can cause hangs during heavy tasks.
If none of these work, reflowing the APU might be the next step, but proceed cautiously. Let me know how it goes!
@idreestech i tested hdd and power supply replaced but they were ok, cooling system is ok, smds that you showed and checked in this video were ok, other smds i dont know the exact but almost ok, if i had the boar datasheet i could test all of smd. Now the remaining posibilities are ram and apu, what do you think? What i do in next step?
@metavize8046 You're narrowing it down well-great work! Since HDD, power supply, and cooling are ruled out, and most SMDs seem okay, the focus on RAM and APU is logical. Here’s how to proceed:
RAM Testing:
Use a thermal camera or IPA (isopropyl alcohol) to check for any abnormal heating on RAM chips during operation.
Measure resistance on RAM pins to ground; compare with known good values if possible.
If you have spare RAM chips or a donor board, swapping them may help.
APU Testing:
The APU might have microfractures in solder joints or internal issues.
Start with a reflow using a controlled heat source like a heat gun or rework station (not too high to avoid damage).
If reflowing doesn’t resolve it, consider a reball, but only if you have the tools and experience.
@idreestech ok, how can i check rams temprature, when i turn on device, all rams start to geting hot, and when i start a game in loading screen freez and after seconds an error apear: CE-36329-3
And im sure about hdd and power and cooling system health.
@metavize8046 It sounds like you've done a thorough job isolating the issue. Here's how to proceed with RAM temperature testing and further diagnosis:
1. Checking RAM Temperature
Use a thermal camera if available. Power on the PS4 and observe the RAM chips; they should heat evenly.
If a thermal camera isn’t accessible, try the IPA method:
Apply a thin layer of isopropyl alcohol (99%) on the surface of the RAM chips.
Turn on the PS4 and observe the evaporation pattern. The faulty RAM chip will often heat faster and evaporate IPA quicker.
2. Interpreting the Error CE-36329-3
This error is usually software-related but can point to hardware issues like RAM faults or APU problems if it happens consistently.
It aligns with the symptoms you described, especially freezing during high-load tasks (like gaming).
3. Next Steps
If one or more RAM chips are overheating, consider replacing them (reball or reflow required).
Test the voltage regulators supplying the RAM chips. Ensure they’re providing stable power.
If the RAM checks out, the issue may stem from the APU. A reflow might temporarily solve it, but a reball or replacement is often necessary for permanent fixes.
Let me know what you observe during the temperature test, and we can troubleshoot further!
Aoa
Idrees sir i recently got an xbox one S and it has no power no beeps the mosfets on side of apu look good and the psu is also good , what could be the issue and is it possible to send to you for repair im located in Rawalpindi
Waalikum Assalam! It sounds like you’ve got an Xbox One S with no power. Since the MOSFETs and PSU are good, there could be an issue with the power rail or the APU itself. You could check for any blown capacitors or damaged resistors near the power circuitry. Also, make sure the power button and its connections are working fine.
As for sending it in for repair, that could be possible depending on your location and logistics. If you're interested, we could discuss the details further.
Dear idreea, a question, a slim ps3 no video output, every voltage on motherboard is ok, the power light goes green and after about 10 second or more it get red and make 3beep for twice. Everything on maotherboard i check is ok,
It sounds like you might have a problem with the RSX or CELL chip. Those chips can overheat and lose connection with the motherboard. I'd suggest checking the temperature of those chips and ensuring proper cooling.
Idrees , i heard bad news about your country, are you ok? Hope to be fine bro❤
@metavize8046 Thank you so much for checking in, my friend. Yes, things are challenging in Pakistan right now, but I’m doing alright. Your support means a lot, and I truly appreciate your kindness. Take care, and stay blessed! ❤
@idreestech thanks god you are good man, we have troubles here in iran too, world is going bad
@metavize8046 Thank you, my friend. I’m really sorry to hear about the challenges in Iran as well-truly difficult times all around. It’s good to know we can support each other, even across borders. Stay strong and take care, my brother. We’re all in this together. 🙏❤
Hi guys , would someone that has a SAC001 motherboard tell me what are the values of the 5 resistors arround the NOR flash memory (a mx25l25635f chip near the south bridge) ,i need their values as i think two of them are faulty(one connected to the SCLK pin and the other to the MISO pin), anyone that can help i will appreciate it,may god bless every one.
Hi medecine4all513 you can use or verify all five resistors with the value of 47 ohms. In some motherboards, one of five is at 22 ohms but you can use all with the same value. These all are for NOR data connections couplings to the Southbridge chip, even you can make jumpers on them in case of unavailability.
@@idreestech thank you very much sir and may Allah reword you with everything that you want in this life ,does this(faulty resistors) explain why my console isn't turning on?!? I wish you Keep up with this videos🫰🏻
@medecine4all513 You're very welcome, and thank you for the kind words! Yes, faulty resistors around the NOR flash memory can definitely prevent the console from turning on, as they’re essential for stable data communication with the Southbridge. Replacing or jumping them should help. I'm glad the videos are useful-I'll keep them coming! 🙏🫰🏻"
@@idreestech thanx sir ,so i followed your advice and bypassed those resistors,but nothing happened,i inspected the region where the RT 5069 is found ,i found a lot of missing voltages mainly the 4.8volt ,doing some research i ended up cheking the fuses and the f5001 was burn,i replaced it with one that i purchased for ps4 slim BD f6002 i guess,and the voltage is now back ,but nothing yet,the 3.3v in the NOR is there (also arround the SB and syscon),i started suspecting a faulty SB or that oscillator near the SB ,any ideas sir?!?
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@solemanwarner Shukriya! Direct contact details ke liye, kindly mera channel description check karein ya yahan se message karen. Har possible madad ke liye hazir hoon. 🙏😊
Can you contact me plzz i need your help to repair my ps3
Hi @Ahamd283! I'm glad you're reaching out. While I don't offer personal repair services, I can definitely help guide you through the repair process here or in the comments. Feel free to let me know what's wrong with your PS3, and I'll do my best to assist you!
My ps3 is is turn on and then turn off you video on it so can i know the price to repair it:
my English is little weak so sorry for the mistake in that note
And also im new in lahore soo can You guys home delivery
And also im new in lahore so can you guy pick it from me and then deliver to home
If it is not checked by anyone else, send it to me, and I can try it.