I had to send my PS3 in for repairs about a year and three months ago because the Blu-ray drive stopped working. Took 1 and a half weeks and they just sent me a new console. If they do repair it they'll use new it'd be a bit pointless replacing broken parts with used parts.
They sent me a new console. They will probably do the same for you. If you dont want that perhaps you can try asking them to repair it instead of a new one
They sent me a new console. They will probably do the same for you. If you dont want that perhaps you can try asking them to repair it instead of a new onePablo620
I am sending mine off tomorrow. I really hope I dont get a new one because I had a 60 GB. I want to keep my 4 USBs and BC.
If you send your system in for the ylod the send you a refurbished unit with a new outer shell. They fix your system and give it to another guy. The only thing that sucks about that is that you lose all your game saves, I sent mine in a few hours ago.
[QUOTE="Pablo620"]They sent me a new console. They will probably do the same for you. If you dont want that perhaps you can try asking them to repair it instead of a new oneCajunShooter
I am sending mine off tomorrow. I really hope I dont get a new one because I had a 60 GB. I want to keep my 4 USBs and BC. what's the problem with your PS3
I sent my 80GB because there was something wrong with the thermometer or something that read the tempetature of the PS3 so the fan would work properly. (Mine was going haywire)
[QUOTE="Pablo620"]They sent me a new console. They will probably do the same for you. If you dont want that perhaps you can try asking them to repair it instead of a new oneCajunShooter
I am sending mine off tomorrow. I really hope I dont get a new one because I had a 60 GB. I want to keep my 4 USBs and BC.
I've got a 60GB console which I had to send in for repairs they just sent me a new 60GB console, so don't worry you should get a 60GB model back if they replace it with a new one.
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