PS3 Not responding

The red light isn't even coming on when I put the main power on. I did not know about this until after my younger brother told me the PS3 was not coming on and he checked to see if it was plugged in and everything. I'm not sure when when the last time it was played. Most likelt yesterday before my brother left for Austin. My dad did use a blu ray player last night to watch movies on the same TV the PS3 is on. Could this have affected anything? Any ways for me to get it responding because I wanna hop on Madden or NCAA

First make sure it's getting power to the PS3 from the wall socket or power strip depending on how you have it connected. I have everything that's electronic going through a power strip myself because of the electrical storms that come through the area that could ruin any electronic device.jimm895

I tried another port a few feet away on aonther wall near the TV and when I switched on the power, still no red light. If it's important it is a 60 GB PS3..It's been running fine, and me and my brothers haven't had any problems with it

the 60 gig seems to be the model with the most problems, my blu ray drive crapped out on mine. If its broken, youll need to go through sonys online warranty process so they can send you a coffin. FYI if its out of warranty like mine was (probably being a 60 gig) sony charged me $150 to fix it.

[QUOTE="jimm895"]First make sure it's getting power to the PS3 from the wall socket or power strip depending on how you have it connected. I have everything that's electronic going through a power strip myself because of the electrical storms that come through the area that could ruin any electronic device.CiscoKidd409

I tried another port a few feet away on aonther wall near the TV and when I switched on the power, still no red light. If it's important it is a 60 GB PS3..It's been running fine, and me and my brothers haven't had any problems with it

[QUOTE="CiscoKidd409"]

[QUOTE="jimm895"]First make sure it's getting power to the PS3 from the wall socket or power strip depending on how you have it connected. I have everything that's electronic going through a power strip myself because of the electrical storms that come through the area that could ruin any electronic device.jimm895

I tried another port a few feet away on aonther wall near the TV and when I switched on the power, still no red light. If it's important it is a 60 GB PS3..It's been running fine, and me and my brothers haven't had any problems with it

Just tried an extra computer cord and had no luck. I'ma just wait for my older brother to get back home from Austin to see what I can do next. Thanks for the help

[QUOTE="jimm895"][QUOTE="CiscoKidd409"]

I tried another port a few feet away on aonther wall near the TV and when I switched on the power, still no red light. If it's important it is a 60 GB PS3..It's been running fine, and me and my brothers haven't had any problems with it

Just tried an extra computer cord and had no luck. I'ma just wait for my older brother to get back home from Austin to see what I can do next. Thanks for the help

the 60 gig seems to be the model with the most problems, my blu ray drive crapped out on mine. If its broken, youll need to go through sonys online warranty process so they can send you a coffin. FYI if its out of warranty like mine was (probably being a 60 gig) sony charged me $150 to fix it.

Steakdinner

Mine did the same thing sounds like the internal power unit. I bought a new one off ebay and swapped it out myself took about 20 minutes.