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I want to replace my laser!
I want to replace my laser! –
01-08-2003,08:17 AM
I have a V4 NTSC that has a laser that is going bad. I know this because I use a no-solder mod and it recently started having trouble playing the DVD-R's that it used to boot with no problem. Now there is a clicking sound after my DMC swap and when it does that, the game won't boot.
Anyway, I have read the FAQ's & guides and did a search on this forum to learn how to replace my laser. My question is Will I be able to replace it myself? Will I have to recalibrate it after the install? Should I let a pro do it? And lastly, where is the best place to buy a replacement laser? Thanks in advance!!
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01-08-2003,08:24 AM
Yes - get a pro to do it. The laser will need recalibration because it has never met the PS2 before.
I recommend first step is to use PS2 DIAGNOSIS ON mode to force recalibarion and to try DVD-Rs. If that's OK no worries. If not then it will need first Laser Azimuth adjustment (then try it) and if not laser recliabration. All in the FAQ section.
Dunno where you buy lasers in the USA.
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01-08-2003,08:32 AM
Actually, most of the lasers that I have purchased I have gotten from the UK. They have all come already tested and calibrated. Try here: http://www.kanection.co.uk/page102.htm
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01-08-2003,10:30 AM
Thanks for the advice.
I will have a pro do it.
Barry
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01-08-2003,10:45 AM
Originally posted by meyousikmann
Actually, most of the lasers that I have purchased I have gotten from the UK. They have all come already tested and calibrated. Try here: http://www.kanection.co.uk/page102.htm
The calibration bit: The pots are an analogue and their calibration settings on a given PS2 are unlikely to be valid on another. That's what we found
One UK purchase site is www.kanection.co.uk
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01-08-2003,11:09 AM
Sounds perfectly reasonable to me. Guess I've been lucky.......
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