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| This usually indicates that the BIOS (SPI NOR) has become corrupt, usually due to loss of power during an update. | | This usually indicates that the BIOS (SPI NOR) has become corrupt, usually due to loss of power during an update. If you do ultimately have a *very* corrupted NOR and need to flash a clean dump, you need to program the serial number for the console in. This doesn't apply to digital edition consoles though. They'll work with any serial number... | ||
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* Remove the CMOS (CR2032) battery for 10 - 20 minutes, reinstall and try again | * Remove the CMOS (CR2032) battery for 10 - 20 minutes, reinstall and try again | ||
Revision as of 19:55, 18 May 2025
Introduction
This page will discuss in detail some of the most common faults on the PlayStation 5, and how to identify and repair them. The PlayStation 5 does suffer with a fair few common problems. Some of which are easy to repair, some aren't! A lot of problems will require you to be proficient in micro soldering and component level repair. If you're unsure on whether you can repair the fault you have, it might be better to consult a professional.
Common Problems
| Problem | Description | Solutions |
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| 3 Beeps When Plugged In | This usually indicates that the BIOS (SPI NOR) has become corrupt, usually due to loss of power during an update. If you do ultimately have a *very* corrupted NOR and need to flash a clean dump, you need to program the serial number for the console in. This doesn't apply to digital edition consoles though. They'll work with any serial number... |
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Details
More details to come. Feel free to contribute...