with this i can now play hatsune miku while waiting for class to start again and for this I highly thank you mister sjm4306
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OK video but you missed out a lot of steps. For example how to remove the main board properly. Also, hoe to remove the cables properly too at the start. They are very specific and the sockets can be damaged if they are not open correctly. But thank you anyway.
I can never remember how to get that LCD all the way out. Thanks for walking through all the catches that one needs to be aware of for that. The left one is hard to spot and It's tempting to just force it out lol.
Yo, great video. I just want to clean up the Dpad so it helped quite a lot. Did you manage to fix the PSP in the end? Worth a try plug in it to a PS3 console and try updating it that way
Your video helped me open the psp to check if something was disconnected or cut but unfortunatelly is seems something else is the problem and not the power switch I thought. I will bring to a repair store I guess. I only managed to turn it on for 3 seconds and it turned off
Just Watched this video to try and clean the mess inside my psp it got nested by ants while it was in a drawer and had no idea how and even the game disk got ants inside it Will it still work?
Because you skipped how to properly remove the motherboard i broke the part that is seated right next to where the power cable attaches to the mother board
@@PantsaBear people usually leave negative feedback to improve quality. lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo :l
@@ThBlindElephant Of course, thats totally valid, you just phrased like you blamed him directly for breaking it when he just didnt have the camera angled proper lol
I am sure most electronics have a system memory. where is that on the motherboard? my psp is bricked and even a pandora battery and magic memory stick won't unbrick it. I can't force the console into recovery mode or anything. I want to completely remove the system memory and restart the thing
What model number is it? Pandora method only works for 1k/2k. Last time I read it's now possible to unbrick every model, even serious hard bricks but you will need to solder a usb serial dongle and run an automated script to manually force a complete low level reflash of the firmware.
@@sjm4306 I have a 2000 model. I used the pandora battery and magic memory stick method and I can't get it to power up outside of the green light. I know the magic stick works. could you explain this new method to me? I may try to force a complete reflash, but I need more info.
I have a few 2k's that do the same thing and also dont work with my pandora batt. In my case they have moisture damage to the components in the power supply section of the pcb. Are you absolutely sure there's no electrical or physical damage to the pcb or the chips on it? It could be that your recovery isn't working because your cpu can never boot due to power circuitry damage or any of the other number of circuitry the cpu needs to work correctly being damaged somehow.
I actually don't know off the top of my head, but a quick google search suggests that it's not a 1:1 swap and would at minimum require cutting plastic if it's possible at all (some parts may just be too different to fit without major modification). Sorry I couldn't give you a definite answer.
Screen comes on on my psp but has lines then goes mostly black , can see color at times but mostly lines. Does this means software or needs a new screen
This is a teardown, without talking to explain step by step how to take it apart safely I'd get the other side complaining how they broke something bc I didn't explain well enough. I'm damned if I do and damned if I don't so I might as well do what I want since this is my channel!
TheLampPlays I ended up getting a Pandora battery, making a magic memory stick and confirming that they work on another psp, but this motherboard still couldn't be revived. My best guess is it has some hardware damage beyond a simple brick. I ended up swapping the motherboard with a good one.
My working 2000 was black but I changed the cracked case to clear blue. In addition I have two other non-working black 2000's that have varying problems. I've always wanted a silver one because they look real slick. In the future I would like to also pick up one of the carnival colored 3000s.
I have a psp 2000 with a brand new battery. It comes on with the ac adapter with no problems except it does not charge the battery. And yes it charged when I first bought it but now does not. It is beyond the return policy for the store I bought it from, but I do not think it is the battery. What can I do?
I've found the middle contact, which tells the psp that a legit battery is plugged in, often is pretty flaky and can prevent the psp from recognizing and charging batteries. Try wiggling the battery a bit as you insert it to try and make better contact. If that doesn't work then you will need to open the battery, get access to the contacts and very carefully bend the fingers inwards so they grip the metal contacts in the psp better.
@@sjm4306 it's actually a snug fit for the battery and does not wiggle. Also the battery dinger connectors are in proper position for the pins in the console itself. I am at a loss as the old battery was oversized and was bad so I recycled it months ago.
What I meant is that the metal contact pins inside the battery may be loose. I had the exact same problem with my 2000 and an after market chinese battery and opening the battery and pinching the metal fingers a little tighter fixed it.
Probably two separate issues. Your battery might be near the end of its life whichwould explain the power and charging issues. Additionally, for the umd drive the laser lens might need cleaning or the laser itself could be burned out and need replacement.
Depends on what model revision your psp is? I think 1000s had a little daughter board (though it's been years since I've cracked one open) while 2000/3000 are soldered to the mobo.
@@sjm4306 While I had it apart I bent the prongs on the old reader. My son just said it works. Man I'm glad, didn't want to try soldering in the new one. Thanks for the show n tell, it made my job easier
Thanks! I've looked through the instructions and from other sources I've read unfortunately this might not work since I'm pretty sure now that my psp had ofw on it before bricking and thus I have absolutely no access to any sort of recovery menu unless I am misunderstanding something. It looks like the only way to recover an ofw psp is to use a pandora battery to access the service menu and overwrite the flash0.
Hoo lord. That's a beautiful PSP right there. Perfect preservation and care
with this i can now play hatsune miku while waiting for class to start again and for this I highly thank you mister sjm4306
OK video but you missed out a lot of steps. For example how to remove the main board properly. Also, hoe to remove the cables properly too at the start. They are very specific and the sockets can be damaged if they are not open correctly. But thank you anyway.
I can never remember how to get that LCD all the way out. Thanks for walking through all the catches that one needs to be aware of for that. The left one is hard to spot and It's tempting to just force it out lol.
I wanted to take my psp apart for a basic cleaning but couldn’t figure out how to take the cover off, it worked but I broke it on accident 😂
Oof, sorry to hear that
Yo, great video. I just want to clean up the Dpad so it helped quite a lot. Did you manage to fix the PSP in the end? Worth a try plug in it to a PS3 console and try updating it that way
Your video helped me open the psp to check if something was disconnected or cut but unfortunatelly is seems something else is the problem and not the power switch I thought. I will bring to a repair store I guess. I only managed to turn it on for 3 seconds and it turned off
Thanks so much, wouldn't have been able to repair my PSP if it wasn't for you
what size is ur screwdriver?
Just Watched this video to try and clean the mess inside my psp it got nested by ants while it was in a drawer and had no idea how and even the game disk got ants inside it Will it still work?
averybeautifulman4306. Thank you for the video!
Because you skipped how to properly remove the motherboard i broke the part that is seated right next to where the power cable attaches to the mother board
oh nevermind, i got it
@@ThBlindElephant You couldve just thumbs downed this vid and clicked another one if you werent sure lmaoo, but Im happy it worked out for you
@@PantsaBear people usually leave negative feedback to improve quality. lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo :l
@@ThBlindElephant Of course, thats totally valid, you just phrased like you blamed him directly for breaking it when he just didnt have the camera angled proper lol
It's all good, honest negative feedback is welcome here, it's nothing personal.
Is Scott the one who messed with her chair?
I am sure most electronics have a system memory. where is that on the motherboard? my psp is bricked and even a pandora battery and magic memory stick won't unbrick it. I can't force the console into recovery mode or anything. I want to completely remove the system memory and restart the thing
What model number is it? Pandora method only works for 1k/2k. Last time I read it's now possible to unbrick every model, even serious hard bricks but you will need to solder a usb serial dongle and run an automated script to manually force a complete low level reflash of the firmware.
@@sjm4306 I have a 2000 model. I used the pandora battery and magic memory stick method and I can't get it to power up outside of the green light. I know the magic stick works.
could you explain this new method to me? I may try to force a complete reflash, but I need more info.
I have a few 2k's that do the same thing and also dont work with my pandora batt. In my case they have moisture damage to the components in the power supply section of the pcb. Are you absolutely sure there's no electrical or physical damage to the pcb or the chips on it? It could be that your recovery isn't working because your cpu can never boot due to power circuitry damage or any of the other number of circuitry the cpu needs to work correctly being damaged somehow.
@@sjm4306 do you think a failed update could cause circuitry damage?
No, an update cannot cause hardware damage in the psp
Hey, whatever happened to this psp? can't find your continuation video
i think it was hardbrick it can be fix by pandora battery with magic mem stick
Thanks
What screwdriver did you used?
I need the size
PH0
@@CaptSpeirsB744 Impossible PH0 is too big
@@alexalin9341 ph00, and torx I still don't what type torx screw he used
Yup can agree with other comments, it was PH00
Can I transfer all components of psp 3001 to psp 2006 housing cover casing ?
I actually don't know off the top of my head, but a quick google search suggests that it's not a 1:1 swap and would at minimum require cutting plastic if it's possible at all (some parts may just be too different to fit without major modification). Sorry I couldn't give you a definite answer.
@@sjm4306
Thank you so much for the answer and no proplem at all 👍🏻
Can you help me repair mine please the little plastic piece came off and now it won't read UMD
What little plastic piece?
@@sjm4306 I can show you if you'll send me a regular text message
Bro what torx screw did you use
I have problem opening psp 2000
Psp's used small phillips screws not torx. I use a set of jewelers screwdrivers.
And because of that the UMD makes a screeching sound a little bit
Given the age of the psp it wouldn't surprise me if it needs a good cleaning and relubrication.
Can I send you a picture of what I'm talking about
Screen comes on on my psp but has lines then goes mostly black , can see color at times but mostly lines. Does this means software or needs a new screen
Sounds like it needs a new screen. Luckily the last I checked they were pretty cheap.
@@sjm4306 thanks
I got problem on upper the two screws hahhaha the smaller
Too much talking. Get to the point
This is a teardown, without talking to explain step by step how to take it apart safely I'd get the other side complaining how they broke something bc I didn't explain well enough. I'm damned if I do and damned if I don't so I might as well do what I want since this is my channel!
watch another video then
Hey can you make a video on how to replace the L R buttons? please
Do you mean just the plastic LR buttons or also the flex cable/membrane for the buttons? Next time I open a psp for servicing I can film it.
The membrane Since my R button doesnt work, it clicks but doesnt give any signal to the PSP
did you ever find out if this psp was in a brick?
TheLampPlays I ended up getting a Pandora battery, making a magic memory stick and confirming that they work on another psp, but this motherboard still couldn't be revived. My best guess is it has some hardware damage beyond a simple brick. I ended up swapping the motherboard with a good one.
oh nice
@@sjm4306dang a shame the mobo is indeed broken
What color is your other psp 2000?
My working 2000 was black but I changed the cracked case to clear blue. In addition I have two other non-working black 2000's that have varying problems. I've always wanted a silver one because they look real slick. In the future I would like to also pick up one of the carnival colored 3000s.
Nice I have the blue madden psp 2000 I had a bunch of other psp but I sold them.
I have a psp 2000 with a brand new battery. It comes on with the ac adapter with no problems except it does not charge the battery. And yes it charged when I first bought it but now does not. It is beyond the return policy for the store I bought it from, but I do not think it is the battery. What can I do?
I've found the middle contact, which tells the psp that a legit battery is plugged in, often is pretty flaky and can prevent the psp from recognizing and charging batteries. Try wiggling the battery a bit as you insert it to try and make better contact. If that doesn't work then you will need to open the battery, get access to the contacts and very carefully bend the fingers inwards so they grip the metal contacts in the psp better.
@@sjm4306 it's actually a snug fit for the battery and does not wiggle. Also the battery dinger connectors are in proper position for the pins in the console itself. I am at a loss as the old battery was oversized and was bad so I recycled it months ago.
What I meant is that the metal contact pins inside the battery may be loose. I had the exact same problem with my 2000 and an after market chinese battery and opening the battery and pinching the metal fingers a little tighter fixed it.
Better than my Analog Stick Problem
Mine comes on but doesn’t stay on forever it doesn’t charge and it doesn’t read the UMDs
Probably two separate issues. Your battery might be near the end of its life whichwould explain the power and charging issues. Additionally, for the umd drive the laser lens might need cleaning or the laser itself could be burned out and need replacement.
I need to replace the memory card reader.. I ordered a new reader, looks like the old one is soldered on, is that correct?
Depends on what model revision your psp is? I think 1000s had a little daughter board (though it's been years since I've cracked one open) while 2000/3000 are soldered to the mobo.
@@sjm4306 its a 2000.
Thanks.
@@sjm4306
While I had it apart I bent the prongs on the old reader. My son just said it works. Man I'm glad, didn't want to try soldering in the new one.
Thanks for the show n tell, it made my job easier
Yes, simple fixes are the best!
And I need a bigger SD card and I need my custom software transferred to the new SD card
Should be easy enough just to copy from the old card to the new bigger one.
I really want you to look at this please I'm really needing this
Hey man check out the little short I made about my PSP you'll see the part I'm talking about
@@sjm4306 th-cam.com/video/2q7OWUuZEfU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BmKRoZ4va-e1vFut
Stop saying"ummmmm"....
Ummm rofl
do not need pandora anymore. you can softmod to unbrick now.
Really, that would be awesome. Can you link me directions? Thanks!
sjm4306 digiex.net/guides-reviews/console-guides/12915-psp-6-61-custom-firmware-install-any-psp-psp-psp-slim-psp-3000-psp-go-e1000.html
Thanks! I've looked through the instructions and from other sources I've read unfortunately this might not work since I'm pretty sure now that my psp had ofw on it before bricking and thus I have absolutely no access to any sort of recovery menu unless I am misunderstanding something. It looks like the only way to recover an ofw psp is to use a pandora battery to access the service menu and overwrite the flash0.
Did you ever fix it?
I ended up just replacing the motherboard. I think it was a hardware problem since even a pandora battery did nothing.
@@sjm4306 hye do you still have the battery
I should still have it somewhere in a drawer.
@@sjm4306 can i have it
@@sjm4306 its hard to find that batery
Banyak omong
Wow that's rude. This is a teardown/repair video, kinda pointless if I didn't explain what I'm doing and how it works.