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PSP X Button problem

Fr Dougal · 2007-09-22 14:46:04

Hi, Hope this is the right place and sorry if it's been posted before but my Search does not seem to be working. The X button is acting up on my son's PSP. He has it a few years so no longer under warranty. Is it easy to open it up and get at the pads to clean them? I know you have to be very careful not to get dust on the…

22-09-2007 2:46pm

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Fr Dougal

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Hi,
Hope this is the right place and sorry if it's been posted before but my Search does not seem to be working.

The X button is acting up on my son's PSP. He has it a few years so no longer under warranty. Is it easy to open it up and get at the pads to clean them? I know you have to be very careful not to get dust on the screen. Do you simply open the screws in the back of it? Any advice appreciated.

Tks.

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#2 22-09-2007 9:08pm

animaX

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It shouldnt be too hard to disassemble but you'd have to be really careful. I just searched in google. Found a good guide here:
http://www.llamma.com/PSP/repair/complete_psp_disassembly.htm

Again, i woulnt do it if i didnt know what i was doing

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