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  1. #1 Blue Light always On. 
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    Well I thought I've broken my V9 PS2 one day by lifting up the bios legs. Wouldn't turn off with reset only through the back power switch. I try it a month later and it turns on and work perfectly like nothing is wrong except that the blue eject light is always on. But the thing is everything works fine ejecting, booting, everything. Could the lifted bios legs have casued this? So is there anything I should be concerned about if it works perfectly?
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    ahahah, that's pretty unbelievable. Well I don't know how it coudl possibly work without full bios chip connected to the board. But if you ask, it's most likely the problem....
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    Well the leg that was lifted was the one next to G or "F" on other chips. What does that leg do? I have a Matrix Infinity so that leg does not need to be soldered.
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    do you mean that blue light is always on even in sleep mode ??? ...because... mine too is always on if you mean when the ps2 is on ....

    anyway.. sound strange !
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    the point on your switch or wire or aroudn ont eh board is shorintg out to light
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    Quote Originally Posted by andreq
    do you mean that blue light is always on even in sleep mode ??? ...because... mine too is always on if you mean when the ps2 is on ....

    anyway.. sound strange !
    Yeah, on standby it's still on, the reset light still works normally with red and green. I'll leave it off for a while and see if it fixes itself again.

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    the point on your switch or wire or aroudn ont eh board is shorintg out to light
    What?
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