My PS3 controller is leaking a strange blue fluid.. is it safe?

I rang sony and they assured me that its NORMAL for Ps3 controllers to leak blue fluid once in a while.. well I beg to differ! my ps controller is only 2 months old! I highly doubt its normal but sony know what they are talking about.. so is it safe to continue useing? ive never lost faith in sony but I dont know if I had an honest dude or if someone was just taking the mick out of me..

I think you need to call these guys.

I've had my DS3 for 2 years and never seen any kind of liguid coming out. Not real sure if your serious or not. I'd certainly get a new controller.

Drink it, maybe its Blue Raspberry Soda.

..... or highly toxic chemicals.

Drink it, maybe its Blue Raspberry Soda.

..... or highly toxic chemicals.

Its probably leaking from the battery. I would throw it away and get a new one before you need to go to the hospital

That's strange

I think you need to call these guys.

maxx1458

LMAO! :lol: Anyways, I'd drink it. It's probably Kool-Aid. :P On a serious note, I'm not sure.

yup only thing thing that could be leaking is the battery and you better get rid of the conroller fast because it could hurt you at this point it may even explode.

Drink it, maybe its Blue Raspberry Soda.

..... or highly toxic chemicals.

You're just copying a topic that was made a year or two ago! That guy also posted on the 360 board 'bout how stupid the PS3 people are for believing him!

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Drink it, maybe its Blue Raspberry Soda.

..... or highly toxic chemicals.

blabbyboy

lol...i drank mine in hopes of that .and ended up having to call 911

lol..anyways..im not sure what it would be ...could be the battery as previosly mentioned id call sony agian as well

Its probably leaking from the battery. I would throw it away and get a new one before you need to go to the hospital

ASRCSR

Sony said it's normal for blue fluid to leak out of the PS3 controllers once in a while? I find that very hard to believe...

I hardly believe this topic is true but I'll play his little game.

"ACUTE (short term): see Section 8 for exposure controls
In the event that this battery has been ruptured, the electrolyte solution contained within the battery would be
corrosive and can cause burns.
Inhalation: Inhalation of materials from a sealed battery is not an expected route of exposure. Vapors or mists from a
ruptured battery may cause respiratory irritation.
Ingestion: Swallowing of materials from a sealed battery is not an expected route of exposure. Swallowing the
contents of an open battery can cause serious chemical burns of mouth, esophagus, and gastrointestinal tract.
Skin: Contact between the battery and skin will not cause any harm. Skin contact with contents of an open battery
can cause severe irritation or burns to the skin.
Eye: Contact between the battery and the eye will not cause any harm. Eye contact with contents of an open battery
can cause severe irritation or burns to the eye.
CHRONIC (long term): see Section 11 for additional toxicological data"

Taken from this .pdf.

http://www.concordebattery.com/otherpdf/lithiumionmsds.pdf

The controller battery may not be from Concorde but it is a lithium ion.

That's funny mine only leaked a liter of puprle fluid haha jk idk what to say that is unusual

Swallow it, thats right all of it!Fightingfan

ROFLMFAO!!

WTF never heard of that LOL

Kinda late on this. A few people have already done this before.

yeah i highly doubt a company plagued with laptop battery recalls due to fire and injury is gonna overlook what would very likely be a battery leak. You are lying.

Never had that problem and dosen't sound normal at all. Throw it away and get a new one.

I rang sony and they assured me that its NORMAL for Ps3 controllers to leak blue fluid once in a while.. well I beg to differ! my ps controller is only 2 months old! I highly doubt its normal but sony know what they are talking about.. so is it safe to continue useing? ive never lost faith in sony but I dont know if I had an honest dude or if someone was just taking the mick out of me..

King_Dweedle

^This mad me lol. Suuure they did. ;)

Touch it, then attempt to sue Sony for loosing a finger, and ur face.

I think you need to call these guys.

maxx1458

Or these guys:

but why should i have 2 pay 4 a new controller.. tis onyl 2 months and its busted? i think the blue may be battery acid but I always thought that was green.King_Dweedle

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I rang sony and they assured me that its NORMAL for Ps3 controllers to leak blue fluid once in a while.. well I beg to differ! my ps controller is only 2 months old! I highly doubt its normal but sony know what they are talking about.. so is it safe to continue useing? ive never lost faith in sony but I dont know if I had an honest dude or if someone was just taking the mick out of me..

1uP_OnYou

^This mad me lol. Suuure they did. ;)

Seal it some place safe, call Sony, get a refund

lol this topic still here? i posted it while I was bored at school lmaoKing_Dweedle

You'd better pay attention what your teachers say at school, or else you could end up in Sony's client support service telling people that blue fluids leaking out of their controllers is normal :lol:

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YEAH GOOD ONE!!! This fake topic came up MONTHS ago. Were you the guy who did it last time??? Seriously think about your stupidity before you post. Especially when its been done before. Your that starved for attention? PATHETIC...YoungSinatra25

What's your problem, why are you so harsh? This topic is complete LOL!