How long have you had the PS2 for? Fat or Slim? You can try using a lens cleaner or can of compressed air to clean the lens. If the problem is due to a dirty lens.
Also if you have easy access to the lens you can manually clean the lens with a q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol.
How long have you had the PS2 for? Fat or Slim? You can try using a lens cleaner or can of compressed air to clean the lens. If the problem is due to a dirty lens.
Also if you have easy access to the lens you can manually clean the lens with a q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol.
GoldenSurfer
It's a slim PS2 and I've had this one for about a year...Is that thing with the q-tip and rubbing alcohol definetaly safe?
[QUOTE="GoldenSurfer"]How long have you had the PS2 for? Fat or Slim? You can try using a lens cleaner or can of compressed air to clean the lens. If the problem is due to a dirty lens.
Also if you have easy access to the lens you can manually clean the lens with a q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol.
d51man
It's a slim PS2 and I've had this one for about a year...Is that thing with the q-tip and rubbing alcohol definetaly safe?
I'm not sure how safe, but I read and heard people who have said it had solved/worked whento appliedthat solution to the problem.
[QUOTE="d51man"][QUOTE="GoldenSurfer"]How long have you had the PS2 for? Fat or Slim? You can try using a lens cleaner or can of compressed air to clean the lens. If the problem is due to a dirty lens.
Also if you have easy access to the lens you can manually clean the lens with a q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol.
GoldenSurfer
It's a slim PS2 and I've had this one for about a year...Is that thing with the q-tip and rubbing alcohol definetaly safe?
I'm not sure how safe, but I read and heard people who have said it had solved/worked whento appliedthat solution to the problem.
It worked for me. BTW, I have the Fat PS2.Please Log In to post.
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