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PS3 Blu-Ray Repair - How to Fix Your PS3 Blu-Ray Lens Today
Is the PS3's Blu-Ray drive no longer working? Are you currently having difficulties with your PS3 not reading disks and want to learn to fix it? In this article you will learn to fix your PS3 Blu-Ray laser lens, which is the most typical problem with PS3 disc drives. Continue reading to learn step-by-step the basics of PS3 Blu-Ray repair.
In order to fix your PS3 Blu-Ray laser lens you will need the following tools and items:
• Cross-headed "mini" screwdriver set (pop the top cover off your PS3 and see for those who have any screwdrivers which are the right size. Otherwise, these screwdriver sets are not very costly) • An upgraded Blu-Ray lens - these may be salvaged from other PS3 Blu-Ray drives, or purchase online (from eBay) the part number #kem-400aaa
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This is actually the step-by-step approach to PS3 Blu-Ray repair"
1. Go ahead and take top cover from the casing off from your PS3, combined with the cord for that Blu-Ray drive itself (this will have a rectangular, opaque/white plastic end which matches in to the drive)
2. Remove the Blu-Ray drive from the position and thoroughly unclip the silver data ribbon in the drive. It has a blue colored ending that will help you locate it
3. Take away the two silver screws from right-hand side from the drive casing, and then the three black screws around the left-hand side from the drive. Make sure that you don't lose any of these screws along the way!
4. Gently remove the metal casing of the Blu-Ray drive, exposing the secondary lens casing underneath it.
5. Remove the screws around the black colored plate which provides coverage for the lens itself. Lift this plate off too.
6. Unscrew and set to one side the Blu-Ray lens screws (these is going to be fairly easy to determine), then remove the actual lens unit itself.
7. Put your new lens in carefully, trying not to fumble with it too much to prevent damage, after which ensure it is seated correctly, then put everything together again again.
