How to Replace PlayStation TV Console: Step-by-Step Guide

– Turn the device belly-up to reveal the six screws underneath.

– Grab your trusty Phillips-head screwdriver and remove those six screws. Don’t worry, they’re all the same length!

– Now, let’s flip that unit back over and carefully lift the top half away from the device. You’re making great progress!

– First things first, let’s disconnect the laser assembly! Gently unplug the power cable and ribbon cable from the main board.

– Next up, grab your trusty screwdriver and remove those two screws on the memory card/controller port. Once that’s done, carefully disconnect the ribbon cable and lift it out of the case like a pro!

– First, let’s tackle that power supply! Unplug the cable and unscrew those two screws. Once you’ve done that, gently lift it out of the case like a pro!

– Let’s get started by removing the 3 screws from the shield. Take your time and make sure they’re all out before moving on to the next step.

– Take out those 5 Phillips screws.

– Time to lift the main board right out of the case!

– Gently lift the RF shield out of the case, like you’re unveiling a hidden treasure!

– Pop that RF shield back in place, aligning the slots and tabs like a pro.

– Swap out the main board! Just remember to only use the screws marked in red. You’ve got this!

– Time to pop that top shield back on! Secure it with the three screws marked for you – easy peasy!

– Now, let’s get that memory card/controller module back in place. Connect the ribbon cable and fasten it down with the two screws. You’re making great progress!

– Line up the optical drive assembly with those three pegs.

– Hook up the power and data cables for the optical drive.

– Time to put it all back together! Slide the cover onto the system just like you removed it, and screw those black screws back into place. Easy peasy!

– Hook up the console and fire it up!

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