Introducción
Utiliza esta guía para reemplazar las antenas Bluetooth y Wi-Fi de tu PlayStation 3 slim.
Qué necesitas
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Dale la vuelta a tu PS3 y colócala con la parte trasera hacia arriba.
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Con cuidado, quita la pegatina de la garantía, así podrás acceder al tornillo que se encuentra escondido debajo de ella.
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Aprieta el mecanismo que bloquea el conector del enchufe AC y tira de él hacia arriba para desconectar la fuente de alimentación.
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En caso de que exista, quita los trozos de cinta adhesiva que sujetan los cables de antena a la tapa del ventilador, al lector Blu-ray y y el protector superior.
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Para volver a montar tu consola, utiliza esta guia en orden inverso, desde el final hacia el principio.
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Do you guys have parts for PlayStation 3 Slim Antennas I want to now I can buy some from you guys
Which color is the wifi and which is the bluetooth? I haven’t tested the wifi on the system yet, but the controllers are not connecting so I think I have to replace just the bluetooth part.
A year or so ago I noticed my controller wasn't working unless plugged in. I thought it might just be failed battery over the years, but it worked when plugged in, so it was only a minor inconvenience. Later, I realized WiFi wasn't working either, so I thought maybe an update would fix things… plugged into wired network to update system.
DO NOT UPDATE YOUR SYSTEM IF EXPERIENCING WIFI OR BLUETOOTH CONNECTIVITY ISSUES!
Now stuck in a boot loop where the update tries and fails to install. I can't get back into my system to backup and transfer my data, so I'm stuck looking for a solution to either fix my system or transfer to a replacement, but even for an estimated repair cost of $120, Sony support said their first attempted fix action will be to factory reset the system.
Anybody have any advice?
Sony, why would you allow a firmware update to begin install without first running a basic hardware check? Then, why wouldn't you allow some recovery option for a failed update?
Guess I've learned to always backup my stuff.