Sony Playstation model:SCPH-7501,motherboard style model:PU-22,yearec
1998,Shows Sony logo screen and reverts to audio menu but laser does
not spin as PS601=

CCP2E20=2.0 amp surface mount IC protector (pico fuse)

according to printing on the pcb can also use:

ICP-S1.0=1.0 amo surface mount IC protector (pico fuse)

is open when I replaced it, it blew again.I shorted PS601 and noticed
the cd spindle motor would spin and laser would read but
IC722=BA5777FP=smt motor driver IC would get hot in 5 seconds.

I disconnected the CD laser pickup assembly and powered up the spindle
motor and slave track motors on my power supply but I could not find
dead spots.Anyone know if the spindle motor is the culprit? or have any
common repair tips?.Thanks in advance.

Sidney
E-mail:sidneybek(at)yahoo.com
Dartmouth,Nova Scotia
Canada
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wrote:
Sony Playstation model:SCPH-7501,motherboard style model:PU-22,yearec
1998,Shows Sony logo screen and reverts to audio menu but laser does
not spin as PS601=

CCP2E20=2.0 amp surface mount IC protector (pico fuse)

according to printing on the pcb can also use:

ICP-S1.0=1.0 amo surface mount IC protector (pico fuse)

is open when I replaced it, it blew again.I shorted PS601 and noticed
the cd spindle motor would spin and laser would read but
IC722=BA5777FP=smt motor driver IC would get hot in 5 seconds.

I disconnected the CD laser pickup assembly and powered up the spindle
motor and slave track motors on my power supply but I could not find
dead spots.Anyone know if the spindle motor is the culprit? or have any
common repair tips?.Thanks in advance.

Sidney
E-mail:sidneybek(at)yahoo.com
Dartmouth,Nova Scotia
Canada
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http://www.geobytes.com/Flags/CA-flag.jpg


Repair tip:
If a fuse blows, you replace it and it blows again, so you decide to
short it, you should find a new line of work.
You're likely to irreperably damage your Playstation if you haven't done
so already.
If you try that on a high amperage circuit you're likely to fry the
circuit, and possibly receive an electric shock or burn, and possibly
burn down your house.

On 22 Jan 2007 07:24:37 -0800, put finger to
keyboard and composed:

Sony Playstation model:SCPH-7501,motherboard style model:PU-22,yearec
1998,Shows Sony logo screen and reverts to audio menu but laser does
not spin as PS601=

CCP2E20=2.0 amp surface mount IC protector (pico fuse)

according to printing on the pcb can also use:

ICP-S1.0=1.0 amo surface mount IC protector (pico fuse)

is open when I replaced it, it blew again.I shorted PS601 and noticed
the cd spindle motor would spin and laser would read but
IC722=BA5777FP=smt motor driver IC would get hot in 5 seconds.

I disconnected the CD laser pickup assembly and powered up the spindle
motor and slave track motors on my power supply but I could not find
dead spots.Anyone know if the spindle motor is the culprit? or have any
common repair tips?.Thanks in advance.

Sidney
E-mail:sidneybek(at)yahoo.com
Dartmouth,Nova Scotia
Canada
http://canadiangunnutz.com/forum/ima...rs/canada1.jpg
http://www.geobytes.com/Flags/CA-flag.jpg

Playstation motors (RF300) are available over here for AU$9. That's
about US$7.

- Franc Zabkar
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Jumpster Jiver wrote:
wrote:
Sony Playstation model:SCPH-7501,motherboard style model:PU-22,yearec
1998,Shows Sony logo screen and reverts to audio menu but laser does
not spin as PS601=

CCP2E20=2.0 amp surface mount IC protector (pico fuse)

according to printing on the pcb can also use:

ICP-S1.0=1.0 amo surface mount IC protector (pico fuse)

is open when I replaced it, it blew again.I shorted PS601 and noticed
the cd spindle motor would spin and laser would read but
IC722=BA5777FP=smt motor driver IC would get hot in 5 seconds.

I disconnected the CD laser pickup assembly and powered up the spindle
motor and slave track motors on my power supply but I could not find
dead spots.Anyone know if the spindle motor is the culprit? or have any
common repair tips?.Thanks in advance.

Sidney
E-mail:sidneybek(at)yahoo.com
Dartmouth,Nova Scotia
Canada
http://canadiangunnutz.com/forum/ima...rs/canada1.jpg
http://www.geobytes.com/Flags/CA-flag.jpg


Repair tip:
If a fuse blows, you replace it and it blows again, so you decide to
short it, you should find a new line of work.
You're likely to irreperably damage your Playstation if you haven't done
so already.
If you try that on a high amperage circuit you're likely to fry the
circuit, and possibly receive an electric shock or burn, and possibly
burn down your house.

I have been repairing consumer electronics for the past 12 years after
taking a 2 year electronics repair course at a community college and I
spent lots of time helping techs on the 60 or so repair sites mainly
for USA & Canadian techs.You should of known I am a tech there was no
need for that statement.

Sidney
E-mail:sidneybek(at)yahoo.com
Dartmouth,Nova Scotia
Canada

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You should of known I am a tech there was no
need for that statement.

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