Help !!!! PS2 dead.....

**cipcipstore** · 02-10-2003,03:52 AM

PS2 dead

I have one PS2 with black screen.

I have checked the component in the image and it results damaged, the tester reads electric continuity.

The marked fuse ' 50 ' has interrupted.

I think that is necessary to replace the damaged component and the fuse.

Do you know the exact value of the component?

**ps2guy** · 02-10-2003,05:14 AM

may i ask how it blew up?????

cheers

**cipcipstore** · 02-10-2003,06:12 AM

I don't know, the customer back to me the console damaged. In the tray there was a CD-r very low quality with a complete white surface. The chip installed was Magic 3.0 blue pcb.

**ps2guy** · 02-10-2003,07:16 AM

i think BLOWN FUSE ON A ba CHIP WOULD GIVE OUT A BLACK SCREEN
oh and sorry for the upper case
the BA chip are for tray use

would have be a blown fuse or a lose wire on the bios somewhere???

cheers

**cipcipstore** · 02-10-2003,07:35 AM

Yes, I know that BA chip is for the tray use.
But on the bios there aren't lose wire because i have disinstall the Magic chip.

Now I think it's important to know the value of the capacitator damaged because if a replace the fuse when power on the Console it is interrupted.

**ps2guy** · 02-10-2003,07:39 AM

try and find a long bored version im pretty sure there all the same

cheers

GFX · 02-10-2003,09:29 AM

Hi
the capacitor measures continuity because the BA chips has been fried. If you thest pin 8 of the BA with ground you will also measure continuity.....ans you shoudn't as pin 8 should be 12v.

To fix the problem you have to replace the 50 fuse and the BA chip. This will make your PS2 work. No need to replace the cap. It is not damaged.
Once replaced the BA also make sure the heat transfer pad is back on.

FX

**ps2guy** · 02-10-2003,06:06 PM

just incase he asks you which is pin8 on BA chip, just coz the fuse is blown doesnt really mean the ba fried????

cheers

GFX · 02-11-2003,03:14 AM

in this case it does cause the capacitor is showing continuity. One side of the cap is to ground and the other to pin 8 of the BA 12V.

The only reason why you would have continuity on the cap is cause the BA is grounding.

Regards

FX

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