He Broke His Special Edition PSP When Replacing the Battery
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2023
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He Broke His Special Edition PSP When Replacing the Battery - I bought this Special Edition God of War PSP from a seller who said he "didn't have time to fix it." The issue is there is no display when the PSP is on. So we get to diagnose the problem and then see if we can get it fixed and working again.
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I appreciate showing us the entire process, failures and all. You're a champion.
This man is amazing. The precision of a surgeon with that soldering iron and steady hand.
From one Steve to another, I love your videos. My brother and I are big fans! Keep up the good work.
I love how this was essentially a shell replacement when you look at it XD
Love the video tho, will help me cuz im doing a PSP diagnosis right now
At 8:21 when you said this should work... i checked how much of the video was left... and to be frank I was happy to see that there was alot more to it.. although i know you had to work more on it... which is not so good for you.. but that ment there was more to be seen of your amazing work... Its always a joy to watch your videos..
Awesome job! Thanks to your channel, you got me interested in learning how to solder/de-solder and fix some of my broken controllers. I'm about 2 months into the journey and have fixed over 10x Xbox One / Series controllers, including 5x Elite Series 2 controllers. Just fixed my first PS5 Dualsense controller last week and plan to expand into doing more of those and some retro console modding. Cheers!
Glad Steve is still giving the PSP world some love!!! Great vid!!
These things were ahead of their time! Man I wish I could find my old PSP. I still have a Vita but it's not the same!
👍PSP was great. Vita was trash!
These were/are so cool!
@@alexhunter0815 Vita can do everything psp can and more.
i still have it, still works since 2007, at that time there was no concept of stick drift wow
You know what's funny I was searching for some configuration cables for my car and how to put it together, and I ended up finding you, and now I can't stop watching.
*Bro really is tronics fix everything*
Am gonna read this as “ bro, tronics really fixes everything “ 😅
@@geraldkimera Thank you for the translation 😅
That's because he studied. There is a difference between professionals and amateurs.
Not true at all. He regularly fails to fix many consoles.
He is an experienced replace component repair person.
see the skill with which you do things is amazing, cheers!
Even though I don't have most of the items you repair in your videos I pick up useful tips for working on my own hardware.
That’s the way to go about it! I built my hardware repair collection over 3-4 years and i still add from time to time
Man the nostalgia!! You took me back.
such a bummer that first connector didn't work! Glad you got it sorted
Good timing! I was just using my special edition Hatsune Miku, PSP today. Replacing the battery is easy but these battery mods are a great way to break things.
Damn that was a tedious job. Great job man.
I need to get one of those board holders! Great repair!
They're expensive but really nice to have
Thanks Steve, great video, greetings from Colombia
That is one sexy looking PSP for sure! Happy Friday Steve and thanks again for the cool video like every week! 🍻
Yes, it's cool one! Glad you're enjoying them!
Whenever this man post I just get my bag of cool ranch Doritos and sit down and start watching
Lol, awesome! So glad these are enjoyable!
Nice save Steve, stops one more going to the scrapheap
I'm so proud muhaha I did this repair half a year ago and now I see you do it like i did. I used a heat gun though and just blasted the under side.
Psp was so fun. I missed playing vice city stories. PlayStation should deffinetly make a New portable console.
Videos like this help me prepare for reparing my psp street
This was sooo cool that god of war psp is awesome looking glad you saved it loved the video
Its nice to see a psp in your video again
man i love your content "i bout someones broken crap, now im gonna fix it" lol just so enjoyable to watch
Great job as always!
Another great fix !! I think that's an aftermarket shell not the original you can tell by the quality of te plastic and the off colour markings on it
That board is also good so maybe save it for a future fix and swap the conector if needed, great video :D
Nice to see PSP repair video. Its hard to find good batery replace.
I got 6 psp consoles and i always love seeing people fix them. I wish i knew how to work my way around with soldering tools :(
I have a few PSP including this God Of War model. Nice job saving another classic.
nice vid, thanks for saving this special edition 👍
This is DK Oldies quality if they actually cleaned their consoles lol
😂😂😂 nailed this comment perfectly!
@@JRein721 yeah because the guy who owned that PSP clearly didn't know what he was doing just like Joey
@@marblecornet yea the vid of the in-housing employee harassing was cringey, I feel for the guy tho. If they dedicated more workers to that department and provide necessary tools and restructured policies they could have their selling point be truthful.
You seem a little shakier than usual, are you alright? Love your channel man big fan and hope all is well!
It's nice to see a REAL repair on a PSP as opposed to those annoying fake ones that are always covered in mud.
Nice work,that looked hard
I just dusted off my PSP 1001, swapped in an IPS screen, and ordered a couple replacement shells to play with. It is still a cool system!
That sounds amazing!
I wouldnt bother with replacement shells, unless your original shell is scratched to hell
A Vita is far and away the better PSP. if you’re really into it.
Robbing Peter to pay Paul. The eternal conundrum of everyone who fixes electronics. Haha
I saved the iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit to my Amazon list. I have another kit but not like that one with the electronic grounding wrist strap. I used to have one of those but lost it.
Ahh I have the same one that survived a house fire! Wish it still worked as it was part of my childhood. It was literally one of the only things to survive our house fire. I hid it in a clothes basket from my siblings the night of the disaster and the water from the fire trucks soaked the clothes and kept it in pretty good cosmetic condition.
Like how you exhausted every option before replacing the display and the mobo. I'm sure there is still hope for the mobo and lcd if you can figure how to get the backlight working.
Dude I JUST repaired my PSP about 4 days ago and thought "How cool would it be if Tronics made a PSP repair video". No waaaaay.
Great job !! Those connections are super breakable lol. I have a psp go for you if interested Never saw them on your channel 😊
My god of war 2000 has a umd drive problem, I think it’s the little black clip button thing on the motherboard. I find replacing these small piece tedious.
This video was very helpful ! 👍😌
Good stuff man
Ah the PSP is one of my favorite consoles! Wonderful device.
Need more. Even if you have to break something and then fix it. :)
Lol!
Did he ever try the new screen on the original board? I know the replaced clip wasn't going to close, but one of the big problems here appears to have been the screen itself, which I think was only tried using the replacement board.
A modded PSP is still an awesome thing to have in 2023, I use mine quite a bit
I would have loved to See the old Board without the connector and the ribbon cable directly soldered to the Board. The bridge you created looked strong enough.
Love it. I still got 2 of these PSPs. One works legit. Other I fixed myself after I got a new 1. Also great tip on batteries. Those 3rd party ones r awful. Some say it fits but actually too big for the PSP model.
I found this fascinating, even though it gives me flashbacks to Lenovo's horrible m.2 SSD cable that breaks more easily than, say, an m.2 slot on a motherboard might... but anyway, I have to wonder, what was left of the old PSP? Just the case (including controllers) and UMD?
Good work getting it fixed. I can't believe all you had to do was replace was the screen, the board, the battery, some of the ribbons, and a few of the screws 😂
You're a master👍👍
i have one of this model, so gorgeous!
Absolutely love my IFixIt kit. I have the same one he showed in the video, and it's come in handy so many times. Also, I had a pad on the tweezers break off, and IFixIt replaced it with no issues. Highly recommend. Now, I want to go buy a PSP.
"Didn't have time to fix it" ah yes, just like when someone brings in a trainwreck of a "repaired" car to the shop and says that another shop did it.
Steve, is it possible that freezing the donor connector before soldering could lower the chances of melting the plastic when soldering? Great content as always 👏 we're praying for your fight with lymphoma. Kick its ass buddy
I'm always impressed by your skills, but when you do those jobs with the microscope I'm left wondering if you're human. haha ha
Awesome video big fan
I still use my PSP from time to time, great for playing GameBoy or C64 games :-) Only thing is the battery is always completely empty after a week just lying around...
I never skip Ifixit sponsor part lol
Greetings Tronix, who was the person you had recommended for repairs? My umd is starting to fail. Is it worth fixing or is CFW the way to go?
Where do you sell the stuff you fix? Do you have an ebay store? Id definitely buy something to support. Knowing you actually refurbish your products
HOW he doesn't even need to take anything apart the battery is right there so easy to replace
An advice for future PSP repair videos: The PSP doesn't need to have a battery installed to turn on, just the power connector is enough.
Brings back memories...hope Sony invests in a new handheld system in the near future !
Had my psp in a draw for awhile. Decided to take a look, saw the back case wasnt on. Thought it was weird its prestine..... the battery was bulging like 8 month pregnant lady. Scary
Word of advice. Cut a thin plastic square and shimmy it in abobe ribbon cable.
It will hold cable down very well
These ribbon cable connectors breaking is something that ive seen alot on PSP's, makes you wonder if theyre just cheaply mounted/made.
Do the sellers ever message you after you post a video of you fixing the sale still adamant that they didn’t do what they did?
You should try repairing a piano dry rgb 20s
Always like when you work on older hardware. Never owned a PSP when they were new, but I respect it for being the only real challenger Nintendo ever had in the market.
Lol, sorry Sega but Game Gear wasn't up to snuff.
Hey tonics just got a new psp from a buddy he found in a storage but doesn’t have a charger for it. I ordered two(psp-1001) chargers from Amazon but I don’t know if they were the correct ones or what because it seemed a bit long and would come right out. So I’m wondering if you know where to get an original or a replacement that actually works or if it’s my port itself?
Using my ifix kit cleaning out ps1 consoles I just repaired
Next time, just shave down those solder joints, and the ribbon will slip right in. And if special board comes with a chipset RF shield, move it to the new board. Idea is to keep it stock, much as you can anyway. I'm subbing your channel. You still get a thumbs-up in my book.👍😉🛠
Funny story. I had a Ghost of Sparta PSP. I accidentally broke it, trying to replace part of the housing. That particular model is notorious for paint coming off.
A month later on market place I got this GoW PSP for $40 😆
That's a great deal!
@@Tronicsfix it had no battery or charge cables, but I used the ones for the broken PSP. PSP 3000 battery and charger work with PSP 2000
In hindsight Sony should’ve put the special decals on the opposite side of the back of the psp. But the fun thing I use to do is swap the battery backs on my psp
You should start using uv curable epoxy resin to fix some plastic things
I had this same exact model! I gave some junkie $20 for it back in the day.
It’s just amazing how big the microscope makes these parts look often people don’t realise that when watching a fix it video they think it’s big and easy but that’s when inexperienced people make the mistakes because they don’t realise it’s a microscope making the parts look big
Psps have a backlight fuse that is very prone to blowing. I'm pretty sure that was the problem, and thought it would be from the get go.
I want your ifix tools! I hope I can have mine. I'm from the Philippines :) Please greet me in your next video.
At 4 mins, the connector that has a piece of broken plastic. Does the plastic parts outside the dark blue lanes that it is sitting on also have some importane? Is there wires or something inside that little piece that broke of? Or could it have worked even though a bit of plastics was removed if you for exempel dont have or can find spare parts.
I wish someone would make a standardized replacement for these ribbon connectors that are made from high temp plastic.
Hello, I wanted to lubricate my gears because they were making noise. After assembly, the resolution is much more pixelated. I hope I didn't damage any ribbon cables. or is there a connection point that can be easily loosened when the display is folded out?
12:35 Ship of Thesaurus moment
Does the PSP have a backlight fuse? Maybe that was the initial problem, that the fuse was broken by overvoltage from the aftermarket battery.
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you should repair broken consoles from mckays if you live nearby one of their locations
Interesting. Never heard of them. I'll have to look them up
Are you fixing limited edition monster hunter new Nintendo 3ds xl top screens?
Does low voltage affect the stability of those batteries, or am I confusing battery types?
I'm not sure on that. I'm sure someone who knows will see this and answer
It would be cool if $ony makes another Vita or PSP.
are there any videos you shot and dont post?
1:14 Unless those were TronicsFix's fingerprints on the back of that display, someone else has been in there.
I too broked a conector on a switch joycon, I don't have a spare motherboard, so can I solder the flex cable to the motherboard?
i have that same model and the 1100 vita, idk if i should mod and sell or keep.
This looks like an aftermarket PSP Shell.