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Here's the deal: a friend of mine was just going to toss out his PSP, but I convinced him to let me tinker with it, to see if I could fix it.
The battery has difficulty holding a charge.
The nub/joystick is non responsive and has sporadic movements.
The D-pad seems to want to gravitate the curser down and right.
Any suggestions on how I can fix these issues? Or is the system too far gone?
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You might be able to solve the D-Pad issue with the PSP Button Guide.
It is a really old hand console, so the battery should be dying by now. Unless you found another battery, it'll need to be cabled to the wall.
Maybe try dusting out the joystick when you go in to clean up the D-pad buttons and see if that works?
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man your psp is awsome its almost like new all you have to do is open your psp and take out the joystick (but remove the round top before opening it) and take out the small black piece thats under the round top
then place it properly back into its place
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I can do 2 for you
Guide
Difficulty:
Easy
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15 minutes
Guide
Difficulty:
Easy
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1 - 3 minutes
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yeah, but you are almost a year to late ;-) and its the same answer.
there is no late or early
but it's the same answer as above, so you have not given anything new...
well 1 thing.the battery
Past 24 Hours: 0
Past 7 Days: 2
Past 30 Days: 4
All Time: 7,967
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