PS3 SLIM | No Power Fix - 10 min PSU Repair | APS 250

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  • čas přidán 25. 11. 2012
  • Another Video in the ps3spares repair guide - Slim no power fix. Repair your "no power" problem in 10 minutes for free. No need to replace your PSU simply open it and make a simple adjustment. Works on the APS 250 and APS 270
    For more information parts and fixes visit ps3spares.com
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Komentáře • 343

  • @apostolosrtk4604
    @apostolosrtk4604 Před rokem +4

    What a legend, saved me when nostalgia kicked, now i can relive those epice uncharted, pes 2010 and more moments. Thanks

  • @PatrickLeon
    @PatrickLeon Před 8 lety +37

    FINALLY someone who actually knows what they are talking about! This fixed my problem. My PS3 would randomly shut off and the red power light would go out as well. Unplugging and plugging back in the cord would fix the problem temporarily but it would shut off again after a few minutes. I followed this video and my PS3 is working without issue now. Also, be sure to have air duster handy so you can do a little clean-up too. Thanks!

    • @TheSaxAppeal
      @TheSaxAppeal Před 4 lety +1

      Definitely gonna try this. I got an overheat warning on my PS3 yesterday so I took it apart and repasted it. Put it all back together and it gave me the YLOD, then it died completely. So I gotta reflow the CPU and RSX and then do this and it should be good to go. I'm sad because this was my jailbroken rebug PS3

    • @anishps3
      @anishps3 Před rokem

      @@TheSaxAppeal same thing happens to me how is your ps3 now

    • @user-sz2cw5mu7e
      @user-sz2cw5mu7e Před 5 měsíci

      НАКОНЕЦ-ТО кто-то, кто действительно понимает, о чем говорит! Это решило мою проблему. Моя PS3 случайно выключалась, а красный индикатор питания тоже гас. Отключение и повторное подключение шнура временно решали проблему, но она снова выключалась через несколько минут. Я посмотрел это видео, и теперь моя PS3 работает без проблем. Также обязательно держите под рукой баллончик со сжатым воздухом, чтобы можно было немного почистить. Спасибо!

    • @kniferunner
      @kniferunner Před 2 měsíci

      I have the exact same problem as you, so if it fixed yours, I’m going to try this as well

  • @TheSquall
    @TheSquall Před 11 lety +2

    Another happy viewer checking in! I'm very pleasantly surprised that this was all it took to get it up and running again :) Thank you so much!

  • @Enopottery
    @Enopottery Před 8 lety +9

    This is amazing. I have never left a youtube comment before - but I needed to in order to let you (and anyone else know) that this worked! I am extremely grateful to you. Cheers!

  • @benzickel9926
    @benzickel9926 Před 10 lety +1

    Hey there, just wanted to thank you. Just got my PS3 up and running thanks to your video.

  • @demisequest9443
    @demisequest9443 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Currently cleaning a horrendously filthy PS3 I got for free and couldn't figure out how to disassemble the PSU. Video is clean and to the point, helped a lot!

  • @Dylan-oe9vg
    @Dylan-oe9vg Před 9 lety +1

    You sir, just saved me $35 for a new PSU. Thank you very much, my console works perfectly!

  • @TP3200
    @TP3200 Před 10 lety

    Thank you so, so much. My PS3 was losing power randomly while playing games, but now it's staying on and working perfectly so far. You saved me money and time with no PS3.

  • @ewanfraser
    @ewanfraser Před 10 lety

    I'm going to try this tonight. Thanks for the video Steve! I'm from Newtownards originally, its good to hear your familiar accent :)

  • @joaofelizardo90
    @joaofelizardo90 Před 10 lety

    My PS3 was shutting down every 15-20min when i play, and i saw your video and decide to try it, so far so good i really appreciate!

  • @danielbradfield4919
    @danielbradfield4919 Před 4 lety +2

    This guy is awesome. Thank you so much saved me buying a new power supply. Really knows his stuff

  • @jaybob-uh8hm
    @jaybob-uh8hm Před 2 lety

    I have been trying to fix this issue for some time now and I never new the psu in the ps3 had trimpots, this video has made my day, now I can get back to demon souls, thanks for the great video.

  • @TheGr0o0ve
    @TheGr0o0ve Před 9 lety +1

    oh-yeah! I adjusted the white plastic screws counter-clockwise and it worked! thank you!

  • @wesmaximus7728
    @wesmaximus7728 Před 6 lety

    Excellent Thank you. Mine quit yesterday Mine is super clean inside, so ddnt think it was overheating but still changed the Thermal paste which was quite bad, flaking off etc. worked for a few hrs last night then nothing at all . tried this and WOW.. very good thank you.

  • @robs9833
    @robs9833 Před 10 lety

    Thank you so much, I have just fixed my brothers ps3 in order to carry on playing gtaV with this method and WOW super appreciative. I am now your subscriber

  • @Arockalypsse
    @Arockalypsse Před 10 lety

    My PSU is different as well,but i just slightly moved them counterclockwise and damn..I can't bielive it myself that it is working !
    Maan,you are my damn hero !

  • @CrampavanAdventures
    @CrampavanAdventures Před 9 lety +1

    Thank you mate did not work with ur size of movement on the screws but moved it a little more and IT WORKS! Legend

  • @hatameist
    @hatameist Před 9 lety

    Thanks Steve it worked for me!! I don't know why I'm posting this in an old video but thanks mate

  • @lyncolnsoren9699
    @lyncolnsoren9699 Před 4 lety +1

    I was upset till I saw your video.i am so glad it works for me.thank you.

  • @stevenblair2864
    @stevenblair2864 Před 11 lety +1

    Hi Steve, my PS3 slim was cutting out after around 10-20 mins use, leaving no lights on and unable to start. Only way to get it back on was to unplug the power supply leave it a while then back on but same again. Anyway took it to Techbytes in Glasgow where they "had it on for days" and could find nothing wrong with it. Got it home and same again...followed your video to the letter about 3 hours ago and my PS3 has been running sweet as a nut ever since
    Thanks you very much mate
    Steve

  • @wesmathias4334
    @wesmathias4334 Před 10 měsíci

    I really really didn't think this would work, but to my surprise it did work. My PS3 would shut off after 10 minutes on it's own every time I plugged it in. I just played for 2 hours and it didn't turn off once. Thanks.

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety +1

    Thanks for the information. I'll make a new video for the 270 as soon as I get one in.

  • @Zierf92
    @Zierf92 Před 11 lety

    Thank you for the answer, i did just as you say in the video, turning them leftwards a bit, and i played like 4 hours with no problem, thank you!

  • @samirangel
    @samirangel Před 5 lety +3

    First i would like to thank you this helped me although i did turn the screw anti-clock wise it didnt work but then i turned it clock wise and it did work now for 3 days straight without a problem

  • @gilbertocosta4394
    @gilbertocosta4394 Před rokem +1

    I had to comment! I'm from Brazil and I'm having the same problem as other people here in the comments section. My PS3 turns off Just a few minutes or seconds after being on. I eventually found that was the Power supply and i would buy a New one and replace, BUT I round your vídeo. How could anyone know that could bê solved in such a simple way. Now its late here, but I Will try that procedimento that you Just provided here. I'm really Grateful to you. I'll come back here to tive my feedback
    Thank you. #peopleareawesome

  • @ijwilson
    @ijwilson Před měsícem

    Cheers, fixed my PS3 Slim. For others, my symptoms were the console would shut down after a few seconds. But if the HDD was removed it would stay on. So figured the power supply might be on the limit. Sure enough adjusting the two pots bought it back to life (until I can order a replacement).

  • @randomaccessfilms1339
    @randomaccessfilms1339 Před 8 lety

    Thank you so much, my once dead PS3 now works like a charm!

  • @Amoy95
    @Amoy95 Před 5 lety

    in germany we call people like you a ehrenmann. saved my ps3

  • @Pladsen94
    @Pladsen94 Před 11 lety

    thank you so much man, it works, you are officially my new hero

  • @liamprice456
    @liamprice456 Před 11 lety +1

    great info just tried it again and it worked a 1000 thanks!

  • @omerlsharaky2047
    @omerlsharaky2047 Před 3 lety +6

    Thank you, man that was helpful in 2021

  • @christymyers4558
    @christymyers4558 Před 8 lety +2

    I don't know if it was the potentiometer trick or the fact that i seen a comment somewhere that told me to start it with the fan unplugged, but I did both at the same time, I adjusted the potentiometers counter clockwise a hair, and I left the fan unplugged before starting it up. It started normally, so I proceeded to plug the fan back in and sure enough it still started normally. I'm just glad I was able to fix my baby. It's old and some components are even rusty, but she's a 250 gig that's still kicking. I do believe it had to do with the potentiometers but that is my opinion. I would have been sad if I would have had to get a new PSU or something. I just bought The Last of Us on PSN. Anyways, great video I'll give credit to you.

    • @ilia4133
      @ilia4133 Před 8 lety

      +Christy Myers can you help me my psu does not look the same as in the video

    • @christymyers4558
      @christymyers4558 Před 8 lety

      Mine didn't either I'll post a video later and show you mine and how I did it.

    • @bLindWebber
      @bLindWebber Před 6 lety

      No you didn't^^

  • @Ladyinblack5544
    @Ladyinblack5544 Před 11 lety

    Thank you so much for uploading. My PS3 works again perfectly :-)

  • @jhurus
    @jhurus Před 9 lety +6

    dude i did adjust the white screws, and nothing happened, so please can u show me how to fix the fuse u mentioned? thanks

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety +1

    Hi James
    Sony likes to keep us on our toes by constantly changing parts. Unfortunately the newer PSUs don't have the adjustable potentiometers. If the power supply is the problem you will have to replace it. I think it's an EADP 220 you need but check by looking on the bottom of your unit.

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety +2

    Great to hear! In their defense there are so many things that can go wrong that it's easy to miss something. I've pulled my hair out sometimes trying to figure out power problems lol Thanks for the comment Steven

  • @MisterT3a
    @MisterT3a Před 9 lety +8

    I seriously believed there was bongos playing lol

  • @mattwilson7922
    @mattwilson7922 Před 6 lety +1

    Worked like a charm thanks alot appreciate it ☺.

  • @Aakash4722
    @Aakash4722 Před 9 lety

    Ty man I can't believe I fixed it with no problems ty 😃👌

  • @ducky0069
    @ducky0069 Před 5 lety

    On a off subject to your video, I'd like to ask your opinion on heating issues the power supply gradually happens over a course of time to now it is hotter than usual as in the fan runs faster. Note that I had already replace the IHS paste as well to the GPU/CPU as well. I know that too much heat to the board may cause some unexpected failures, is this one of the moments to replace it instead of fixing? Great demo to this video as you explained the risks before doing this procedure as some videos don't about static discharge and safety for you or the components inside.

  • @Carlos1234jfk
    @Carlos1234jfk Před 2 lety +1

    This video saved my ps3! Thank you!

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety +2

    I think it works regardless of what direction they are turned. I used a 250 in the video and I haven't received a faulty 270 yet but I assume the system is the same as it was an upgrade from the EADP-200 PSU. If you know different please let us know.
    Cheers Steve

  • @pvkk85
    @pvkk85 Před 11 lety +2

    Thank you for the quick response.
    I do know what potentiometers are, just were wondering their job on this particular setting.
    I adjusted them a little bit, and running on test now.
    I wouldnt be quick to trust on whether or not they can be adjusted outside the component tolerances,
    especially when theyre in a closed space.
    But I guess, if people have been doing this for a long time now, it should be ok. I just pulled mine out of the closet, been sitting there for a long time.

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety +1

    Potentiometers vary current, for example a volume control is a potentiometer. These trim pots vary the micro current within the PSU. i imagine they cannot be adjusted outside the tolerances of the components. People have been doing this for several years and I've yet to hear of anyone saying it damaged their console. Naturally you work on your console at your own risk. Good luck

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety +1

    Now the rest of us know it works on the APS-306. Good one!

  • @NuKe95x
    @NuKe95x Před 10 lety

    thanks alot buddy, this video worked just fine. i appreciate it

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety +1

    Hi These little potentiometers (Trim-Pots) vary the current to other components. By turning them from their original position (indicated by a marker line) you change the mirco current. It's not very scientific (as electronic "experts" keep telling me but if it gets the console running again why not give it a go. The alternative is to replace the power supply or get professional help which cost big money. Hope this helps

  • @jessealder273
    @jessealder273 Před 5 lety

    Thanks man u really helped me out alot

  • @581joe
    @581joe Před 10 lety +1

    Thank u so much It worked perfectly the first try

  • @fpsinferno1
    @fpsinferno1 Před 11 lety

    Guess I wasn't lucky enough for this to work lol. Thanks for the tip though... and I know its not the best thing to do but I did a jumper wire across the fuse for a quick second and none of the lights came on so I just ordered my new psu... thumbs up on the video though!

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety +1

    I haven't worked on the APS-306 but if it has adjustable screws (Trim Pots) give it a go. If it doesn't work you have to take it to the repair shop or replace the PSU anyway. Naturally you work on your console at your own risk

  • @antonyoung9330
    @antonyoung9330 Před 11 lety

    Thank you so so much, it worked like a charm ! :-)
    You're my hero :-D

  • @brandyb9987
    @brandyb9987 Před 3 lety +3

    Can confirm this works XD
    Am I a bit late orrrrr?

  • @PaweBabiak
    @PaweBabiak Před 7 lety

    Hey man. Thank you very much. My APS is different (APS-308) but I managed to find those knobs. Thing is that I made it so many times already that they won’t turn anymore and console won’t start. Any tips? Or where can I buy replacement

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety

    Hi Arleen you'll need to replace the PSU, you can pick one up on ebay for $30 - $40. hope this helps
    Steve

  • @CDF56
    @CDF56 Před 9 lety

    Followed the tutorial and my ps3 seems to be ok now so thanks very much. How long can I expect this fix to last?

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety

    Thanks for your contribution Demi

  • @vigilantefightwear
    @vigilantefightwear Před 8 lety +1

    I have a CECH-3002B PS3 Slim, it has a slightly different PSU, any ideas on getting into that one please?

  • @gustavefrankfurter6462

    I just bought a broken one for $20 on eBay that I'm waiting on, so I have no clue what to expect. I hope the fix is that easy.

  • @elektronautas
    @elektronautas Před 7 lety

    thanks a lot, my ps3 works again.

  • @iIn54nity
    @iIn54nity Před 10 lety +1

    My PS3 turns off all the time without the red light, but my PSU is the newer one without these adjustments. the part number is EADP-200DB. What should I do??

  • @supersport0779
    @supersport0779 Před 5 lety

    what are you adjusting when you are turning those potentiometer i have one pin giving 5 volts and the other giving 3 volts and my ps 3 stays on only for a very short time.

  • @seancolpitts7431
    @seancolpitts7431 Před 11 měsíci

    Thank you seems to be working now cheers sir

  • @bigrighttoe1331
    @bigrighttoe1331 Před 10 lety +32

    My psu is different

  • @odilonplatero2279
    @odilonplatero2279 Před 11 lety +1

    the trimpot have three pins, are united in the same pins on both trimpot 250?, because the 270 are attached differently. I believe that this difference depends on the change in rotation 270.

  • @scooterjd
    @scooterjd Před 8 lety

    what about the ones without adjusters,ive changed my power supply and its still switching off.any ideas.

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety

    Thank you for letting me know :)

  • @justinmakesapps
    @justinmakesapps Před 2 lety

    I just bought a CECH-2001A PS3 Slim that wasn't working, opened it up to find that the previous owner had installed an incompatible PSU (an APS-306 meant for the 30xx models). Is there anything I can do, or am I totally out of luck? Compatible PSUs seem to be pretty expensive :/

  • @odilonplatero2279
    @odilonplatero2279 Před 11 lety +1

    I have a question: in other video a young adjust the OCP in CW and PFC in CCW. who is right, you or the young?
    Your method works for both types of source the 250 and 270?

  • @Scott-M1
    @Scott-M1 Před 10 lety

    Yeah...I have this issue with my PS3 Slim just now, had it for 2 1/2 years. All i did was put AS5 on it!? Unfortunately i have the EADP-200DB PSU which has no potentiometers! Luckily the APS-250 & 270 is compatible so will try to get one of these. Prices are ridiculous though!

  • @granvilleadams5922
    @granvilleadams5922 Před 2 lety

    hi mr steve my ps3 slim works now and than i play without problems after trying a few times to put it on.... but when im finesh playing i put it off next morning i must repeat the whole process again till it goes on....so what i want to ask can i reply the same process u have done

  • @victorcandia4622
    @victorcandia4622 Před 2 lety

    Hola,. What are the values ​​for OCP and PFC + B variable resistors for an APS-306 board?

  • @bollbundyy8706
    @bollbundyy8706 Před 11 lety

    did it and it worked! can play for hours now no problems at all! but thnx anyway

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety +1

    I just got a EDAP-220BB in and I imagine it's the same as the EADP 200D. It doesn't have the adjustable potentiometers so You have to replace the fuse.

  • @shaheedpetersen6231
    @shaheedpetersen6231 Před 3 lety

    There is something about a British accent that just 'make things right'. Thanks mate. Mine sorted.

  • @adamvelez6932
    @adamvelez6932 Před 10 lety

    what about a psu model - Delta Eadp-185p? where are the potentiometers? there aren't any knobs in mine?

  • @jamestingle69
    @jamestingle69 Před 11 lety

    when my ps3 stopped working there was a loud bang, would that mean i would need a new fuse or can i just adjust these potentiometers?

  • @danisper4937
    @danisper4937 Před 7 lety +4

    I have a slim 250G power supply model EADP 220BB. There are no adjustable screws. I've seen this model tons of times. Other ppl posting the same thing. What about the other model? How can I fix this problem. the red light turns on but when I press the power button it turn on and immediately turns off again and the red light blinks. If I keep on trying for a long time eventually it goes on and I could play for hours. The next day the same thing happens. Takes forever to turn on and stay on. Sometimes I have no patience and give up... Somebody help.. Do I have options or do I need to get a new power supply?

  • @keithbaugh7975
    @keithbaugh7975 Před 9 lety +1

    Mine dont have those tabs, what do we do for the version without the tabs?

  • @robmason4238
    @robmason4238 Před 4 lety

    GREAT THANK YOU. IT WORKS.....

  • @user-yv4ey6yy6s
    @user-yv4ey6yy6s Před 5 lety

    Hi! What the model of PS3 Slim in video - CECH 20xx or 25xx or 30xx?

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety

    Yeah sometimes it's difficult to figure out what is wrong. Just use trial and error by removing parts, hard drive, blu ray and swapping the psu. Also try changing the on off data ribbon. Worst case it could be a motherboard problem

  • @omglookitsng
    @omglookitsng Před 11 lety +1

    So I got up to the point at 4:15 where he uses the "tabs" to open up the PSU, but the PSU I have doesn't have these tabs. Any ideas?

  • @untamedsource
    @untamedsource Před 6 lety

    Awesome tutorial but is there a way to do this to the super slim model?

  • @galactic_hydro9254
    @galactic_hydro9254 Před 7 lety

    ayy man thanks for the video it worked but I messed up real bad I was so mad because I was trying everything and I got lazy and didn't want to put it back together and I just put it in as is then I tried to take to put it back together and dam thing started shooting sparks like the 4th of July

  • @irfanshafiqueelctronics5257

    Great information sir

  • @powernerd84
    @powernerd84 Před 11 lety

    Very good tutorial, but my power supply doesn't open the way that yours does. I have the EADP-200DB and the power supply unit doesn't have the little holes with clips that you describe. Is there a different way to open mine, or will I have to replace it?

  • @LeDR4VESs
    @LeDR4VESs Před 10 lety

    i have two little screws just like them but not beside each other one is about half a centimetre higher than the other should it still work

  • @LightDefeatsDarkness
    @LightDefeatsDarkness Před 7 lety

    Mine didn't come with a marked line, i was trying to clean dust out of the PSU and now I disaligned them from there original position. How will i know how it originally was? Thats my only issue.

  • @ZORIN-X
    @ZORIN-X Před 10 lety

    I did the two screws anti-clockwise as stated & it worked great , this was last night, but just an hour ago it did it again! Any help?

  • @1923kaya1923
    @1923kaya1923 Před 11 lety +1

    Hi mate,
    ive one APS-270 PSU and now have the problem that i didnt mark the original position, does someone know the default value for the trimmer so i can reset it?
    Thanks

  • @rewpox
    @rewpox Před 10 lety

    Can u teach me how to open the side screw of the PSU, mine is stuck there and the head is broken.

  • @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR
    @PS3PARTSANDREPAIR  Před 11 lety

    Good one Liam

  • @Sabretruuth
    @Sabretruuth Před 10 lety

    Got a question for you Steve Nixon: How likely is this the issue in a broken power unit and not the fuse? You have any idea? I'm just curious because I'm looking at a broken one now on ebay and if I could just fix it this way I would certainly buy for the cheap price. Thanks!

  • @humbled0m480
    @humbled0m480 Před 8 lety

    What kind of screws did u use to remove the psu?

  • @pvkk85
    @pvkk85 Před 11 lety

    What are these potentiometers for?
    Can you damage the PS3 if you turn them too much?
    Is it safe to just keep on turning them, until you reach the the spot where it works properly?

  • @PITOMEDUSA
    @PITOMEDUSA Před 10 lety

    Mine the red light goes on for a few seconds and then shuts off. Do you think is the same thing?

  • @jimmyhenze4739
    @jimmyhenze4739 Před 9 lety +1

    Hervorragend die Ps3 läuft wieder...

  • @Andrea-lt6rp
    @Andrea-lt6rp Před 4 lety

    hi I turned mine and when I push in the power supply my power light and eject like come on the eject light blinks and the power button stays while the fan is blowing hard and fast

  • @PeluchinPsN
    @PeluchinPsN Před 11 lety +1

    What kind of fuse does the ps3 slim carry?