I've heard that its a good idea to clean the outside of the PS3 with a micro-fiber cloth, but I also heard you can you turtle wax...the car stuff... to git rid of the scratches...seems feasible to me but its just what i heard.Now onto the inside. I've heard of using a low power vacume on vents and such, also the compressed air thing... but whats the most effective way that sony recommends. I know the fan test is a no-no though.
I've heard that its a good idea to clean the outside of the PS3 with a micro-fiber cloth, but I also heard you can you turtle wax...the car stuff... to git rid of the scratches...seems feasible to me but its just what i heard.Now onto the inside. I've heard of using a low power vacume on vents and such, also the compressed air thing... but whats the most effective way that sony recommends. I know the fan test is a no-no though.lampolo
Dont kno bout the wax stuff, but Sony says use low power vacum and NO compressed air at all and no fan test
Just leave well enough alone. The more you mess with it the greater chance you have for something to go wrong. My friend has a PS2 since launch and except for turning it on and off thats all he's done to it and its is still working.
Just leave well enough alone. The more you mess with it the greater chance you have for something to go wrong. My friend has a PS2 since launch and except for turning it on and off thats all he's done to it and its is still working.FlashCharge
lol yeah man you don't need to wax your ps3 man wax is for cars that's because they are outside getting weathered your ps3 stays inside there is no point to wax it.
i have a vacum cleaner, but its pretty powerful, and i can not change the settings to put it on low power, shall i still use my vacum cleaner to clean my ps3?
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