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PS3 Blu-Ray Problems - How to Fix Them
One of the most complicated parts on a PS3 may be the Blu-ray player. In part, this is because it's a sophisticated bit of technology, that permits you to make use of the console to experience the best in PS3 games and to watch movies online as well all in amazing hd quality. However, like many pieces of sophisticated technology, the Blu-ray player is sort of fragile and is prone to develop problems. This is particularly true if you are a avid gamer and use your PS3 a great deal.
So, what exactly are some of the common causes of PS3 Blu-ray problems and just how are you able to fix them? Probably the most frequent issue that arises is the PS3 Blu-ray player gets out of alignment. This can happen when the unit is accidentally dropped, as well as during particularly intense game play. You can sometimes actually hear the disc making an odd noise when spinning whether it has been knocked out of alignment. However, do not despair should this happen. A great PS3 repair guide can instruct you on how to check and ensure that the PS3 Blu-ray player is aligned properly, or re-align it if necessary.
Another common cause of PS3 Blu-ray problems is dust or dirt build up. This is particularly an issue if there is dirt around the lens, therefore, you will need to clean the Blu-ray lens. It is quite simple to clean the lens yourself using the right tools and instructions. However, if you do not know what you do it is simple to damage the unit. To start, you need to get some good Blu-Ray lens cleaner, which often includes detailed instructions to be used. However, to wash the Blu-ray lens in the PS3 additionally, you will have to open up the system and know how to remove and reinstall the player. To help with this particular process, a PS3 home repair manual can be really useful.
Finally, another PS3 Blu-ray problem you may encounter is by using the laser itself. In such cases, you may want to actually replace the laser. This can be a fairly rare problem, and if your PS3 continues to be under warranty you can send it to Sony to become repaired. However, if it is not under warranty anymore, and you don't have the $150 to repair the system, is also possible to buy the parts (around $30) making the repairs yourself.
