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growup51

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#185778 5-Dec-2015 08:14
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Hello, I have a PS3 that wont load games/bluerays unless I lift the front of the console while I insert the disc, I sent it to Lim Electronics in Manukau City and they have told me the motherboard is toast and buy a new console. I am certain its not that major as I can still use the console except for the issue of lifting the front while inserting the discs.

Is there a playstation repair shop that anyone recommends?

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xyeovillian
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  #1440880 5-Dec-2015 08:44
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I sent mine to http://www.techpro.co.nz/ the guy was very helpful when I had the blue screen only and fixed it for me 2 years ago.

Hope this might help contact him and he will txt you back!



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  #1440945 5-Dec-2015 12:29
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Go to dse and buy a brand new ps3 for $99

growup51

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  #1441093 5-Dec-2015 18:52
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How do you fine a PS3 for 99$?



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  #1441094 5-Dec-2015 18:54
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My local dse has about 7 ps3 for $99

growup51

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  #1441095 5-Dec-2015 18:56
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I've searched their website and can't find any that price.

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  #1441103 5-Dec-2015 19:41
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I would be thinking it is probably uneconomical to repair.   Find a good deal on a new one (Dick Smith if you are lucky have some good spot deals on things as above) or save your $$$ and buy a PS4.






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