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That sounds like the ribbon cable to the screen is loose, had you any luck fixing it.

@@EasyConsoleFixes Do you know where the ribbon cable is located on a phone. Or how to fix it? Thanks in advance

Glad the video was able to help, it's great to keep these old PS1's running.

I used a PS2 controller to USB adapter to connect to the PC. These are available on Amazon, eBay etc. I put an Amazon link In the description. On a windows PC if you open "USB Game Controllers" and then click properties it will bring you to what I am using to test the controllers.

@@EasyConsoleFixesthank you, sir!!

Strange that some games are read instantly. I wonder could it be an issue with IC's like the poster mentioned in the pinned comment.

​@@EasyConsoleFixes Thanks for the answer. Can i ask what do you mean by IC?

@@fmascia by IC I mean the laser control chip on the motherboard but before thinking about that the other thing would be to try adjusting the white gear that raises or lowers the laser.

I knocked my phone off my bedside table by accident this morning and it fell face first down I was gutted

@@tracey8698 Hi, it's just over a year since I did this repair to my phone and the glue is still holding fine and the screen has worked fine with no issues. It's definitely worth a try if your phone has the same issue.

@@EasyConsoleFixes that's good to know,I got the glue off Amazon 👍not got around to doing it just yet been so busy but I will do it as soon as I get chance ,great video by the way I hope it helps Others too

Sorry I can't remember which size.

Hi, just in case you need to open it again, if it didn't open when you followed the video you weren't turning the little cog wheel that the paper clip hits through the hole. If you turn the wheel the disc tray has to open. It doesn't matter if the console is plugged in or not.

@ It did end up opening once I plugged it in and clicked the button (once I was done using the paper clip). Also fixed my stick drift on my controller right after with the same paper clip

Had you any luck fixing this, it sounds like you blew a fuse in the console.

Had you any luck after, this repair is a real pain.

Sorry for the late reply, had you any luck fixing this. In the slim consoles if the laser can't read a disc it wont even try and spin so your issue may not necessarily be the motor, sometimes checking with a cd will get the console to spin.

Thanks for the comment, glad the video was able to help.

Its a torx screwdriver but I cant remember the exact size.

It's not something you have done which will have caused it. It happens for 2 reasons, sometimes the glue just seems to wear out and needs to be replaced or sometimes more worryingly it happens because the battery has started to swell and pushes the screen off. If the battery has started to swell you would need to stop using the phone as charging it would be dangerous.

Some people have used super glue and said it worked fine but I wouldn't personally as it's not really the right glue foe the job.

Sorry I'm not sure what you mean, how would you vacuum it without dismantling it.

@@EasyConsoleFixes I was wondering if it was easier to vacuum it so the dust doesn’t go everywhere, I realise I might have to dismantle it a bit would like to keep things as simple as possible.

@@markomarten I don't think there would be an issue with vacuuming the dust but it's very fine and kind of stains what it gets on, which depending what vacuum you have may ruin the look of it.

@@EasyConsoleFixes ok thanks for that and your input. Most helpful advice.

Have you any way you could check the laser in another console, at least then you can rule out whether the fault is with the laser or the console.

@@EasyConsoleFixes sadly I do not. This was the second laser I ordered, but the first one didn't work at all.

@@lilklevenhagen You would be unlucky to have 2 lasers not work, Did they both arrive with the solder blob you have remove. The way the console plays blue games not silver is a bit strange, normally when a laser is dying the blue discs are the first to stop working. Was the ribbon cable and the connecter for the cable definitely ok.

So the second on that came did not have a solder blob on it and I just looked at the seller. A few of the ones they sold did not work. I ordered a new laser from another seller. The ribbon cable was all beat up but I replaced that as well. Let's hope this new laser works!

@@lilklevenhagen Please let me know if you get it sorted when the new laser arrives, you've been unlucky to get 2 that didn't work.

@@protocol3419 took mine like 4 days to a week

I have no idea, I only noticed the screen was starting to lift because I took it out of it's cover. I wouldn't like to let it fully lift as I would be afraid the ribbon cable would get damaged.

I did put some grease on the laser assembly, I do on nearly ever console if I'm doing a repair. I just didn't show it in the video.

You probably should have tried to try it out before restarting it, the best thing to do now is try dry it out as best you can before trying to restarting it again.

The bottom screen is a much easier repair than the top screen. You don't have the same issues of parts being glued together like you do when doing the top.

Did you use the gorilla glue after, it should just work but it's not really the right glue for this.

@@EasyConsoleFixes I ended up not using it bc I wasn't sure if it would work or not, and because I fell asleep

heyy did you tho and what happened

@@shweetaa didn't put it on yet, I'll try later today tho

@@bucket_animates0 okk pleaseeeeee update it i really need a solution to my phone n i really cant get another one

i don't think my parents are gonna help me with this (buying that glue) because i just told them about it just a bit ago and they said to just put some tape so..

@@IEatAtomicBombs2763 Tape will work as a temporary fix but you need to be careful as if the screen falls out it might damage the ribbon cable that goes to the screen.

I wouldn't put glue on any sensor, you just want a thin bead around the very edge, I made sure to stay away from the camera at the top as well.