In your other video you showed pre heating both sides. Using this jig would you still try to heat from the bottom as well as the top before concentrating the heat? Thanks
i'd love to know what size / gauge allthread you used for this. i need to make one of these myself for xbox and ps3 but i plan on making two for each so i can mount the board upside down on the second jig to flow ram chips etc but only place here in the uk i can find allthread is online but thats no good for determining size. any help would be a blessing
@taffowst I'm sorry. I should have put that in the description.
I actually used two different sizes of all thread. I used 1/8" for the smaller holes around the outside of the board and I used 5/32" for the larger sized holes around the processors.
1/8" would probably work for everything though. Just make sure you use washers.
The sizes I used were the same for the PS3 and the 360.
@djwhetzel hey there, well still having troule finind the right bolts to make this jig myself, proper winding me up too. ah well, still a very good build from you and i'm still looking forward to making it. i'm actually trying to come up with a way of making one where the ps3 can be rebuilt ONTO the jig so the board cannot flex at all even during use but it would need some case mods and cable mods too, what you think?
Seems simple enough, Really nice idea, though, it looks like a lot of effort for one fix (I'm only gonna get my game out of it and use my dlc for a bit until i can afford a new slim and then sell it as a DIY refurb).
I have a question, wouldnt the spring loaded mounts for the heat sink combat any warping? doing it once shouldnt warp it so much that it'd become a problem, if you have to do a reflow again, i could see this working but would i be able to get away without using for a first time?
Just got the ylod on my ps3. This is a great idea. I have plenty of brass standoffs for pc motherboards. I will try and fashion up something similar, hopefully using the standoffs will be easier as they will all be the same height and it's easier to hold the mobo down with screws. Top vid djwhetzel!!!
my ps3 has had the yellow lihgt around 5 times, and because of you iv fixed it everytime thanks mate really appreciate your help keep up the videos love you :P cya
@so154jg you can prevent the YLOD by putting your PS3 in the freezer while you play or by only using it at an hour at a time in a well ventilated area, your pick, otherwise its just by chance and something you gotta live with.
mine warpped you think reflowing like this might help it
jeovanny 1 week ago
Great vid man I am going to get all the supplies and follow your tutorials thanks again I hope to get my game back my PS3 ate it >:O0 :{ :} :{ >: )
Crazyfreddy69 2 weeks ago
where did you get the all thread? cant find it anywhere
zcm87 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
@zcm87 I got mine at Lowes.
djwhetzel 2 months ago
freaking genius
mike081283 4 months ago
Like the Xbox got RROD and PS3 got YLOD, Wii got WITOD...Wiimote In Tv Of Death
joinmebowser9000 7 months ago 5
great vid! can you give me the dimensions of ps3 motherboard "fat"
elcheapouno 7 months ago
@elcheapouno Thanks.
I don't know them off the top of my head, but the next time I take my PS3 apart I'll be sure to get the dimensions for you.
Do you want the dimensions of the board itself or the screw holes, or both?
djwhetzel 7 months ago
@djwhetzel both would be great, thanx! =)
elcheapouno 7 months ago
This works really good, I made one my self too.
ThePS3GuruMonkey 9 months ago
nice method dude, what kind the plate did you use
GugunHide 11 months ago
Good video man! I may have to do this the next time I get the YLOD on my PS3. Thanks for sharing!
tennwhitetrash 1 year ago
In your other video you showed pre heating both sides. Using this jig would you still try to heat from the bottom as well as the top before concentrating the heat? Thanks
mrttou 1 year ago
@mrttou Nope.
If you use a jig like this, there is no reason to pre-heat both sides of the board.
djwhetzel 1 year ago
@djwhetzel I see. I thought that heating both sides had another purpose. Thanks
mrttou 1 year ago
i'd love to know what size / gauge allthread you used for this. i need to make one of these myself for xbox and ps3 but i plan on making two for each so i can mount the board upside down on the second jig to flow ram chips etc but only place here in the uk i can find allthread is online but thats no good for determining size. any help would be a blessing
taffowst 1 year ago
@taffowst I'm sorry. I should have put that in the description.
I actually used two different sizes of all thread. I used 1/8" for the smaller holes around the outside of the board and I used 5/32" for the larger sized holes around the processors.
1/8" would probably work for everything though. Just make sure you use washers.
The sizes I used were the same for the PS3 and the 360.
Thanks for watching.
djwhetzel 1 year ago
@djwhetzel Fantastic! thank you very much i can get right on this now ^_^ many thanks
taffowst 1 year ago
@djwhetzel hey there, well still having troule finind the right bolts to make this jig myself, proper winding me up too. ah well, still a very good build from you and i'm still looking forward to making it. i'm actually trying to come up with a way of making one where the ps3 can be rebuilt ONTO the jig so the board cannot flex at all even during use but it would need some case mods and cable mods too, what you think?
taffowst 9 months ago
DO I NEED A PREHEATER IF I USE THIS?
aero915 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
DOES THIS MEAN I DO NOT NEED TO USE A PREHEATER?
aero915 1 year ago
Great Job! I was wondering when somebody was going to make a jig for the board.
I made one similar months ago, and its hasn't fail yet.
Thanks
ATLien174 1 year ago
Great vid bud..someone took your Idea and is selling these on Ebay for about £50 GBP..lol you should have patented it..:P
bigdav123456 1 year ago
I was going to buy the 15 3mm bolts, and 30 washers and 45 3mm nuts but the total was $23 :(
The damn 7grams of arctic silver thermal compound was only $7 LOL
ill just hope for the best :)
burtonkidd 1 year ago
Great Idea!! Thank you for you video. I'll be trying this.
e01snk 1 year ago
Ylod !!! YGOD??
tfuture100 1 year ago
lmao its 0's N crosses
Deanow195 1 year ago
that kool ... i got 3 ps3's that have ylod. ima try this when i start working on them
eom1 1 year ago
Seems simple enough, Really nice idea, though, it looks like a lot of effort for one fix (I'm only gonna get my game out of it and use my dlc for a bit until i can afford a new slim and then sell it as a DIY refurb).
I have a question, wouldnt the spring loaded mounts for the heat sink combat any warping? doing it once shouldnt warp it so much that it'd become a problem, if you have to do a reflow again, i could see this working but would i be able to get away without using for a first time?
Xaoc1993 1 year ago
sweet man
idol16794 1 year ago
ur very smart :]
BlackJack123AAA 1 year ago
Just got the ylod on my ps3. This is a great idea. I have plenty of brass standoffs for pc motherboards. I will try and fashion up something similar, hopefully using the standoffs will be easier as they will all be the same height and it's easier to hold the mobo down with screws. Top vid djwhetzel!!!
honosuseri 1 year ago
are you selling?
boxslide14 1 year ago
Wanna fix my xbox lol?
498847 1 year ago
OMG YOUR SO CLEVER
viperfan1COD6maniac1 1 year ago
you clever bastard! lol
anil2 1 year ago 9
very nice. wish i could barrow that.
Gamble2185 1 year ago
Good idea.
Explodius1990 1 year ago
thanks man, nice work, keep it up.
pmurf1980 1 year ago
you are are a legend :)
DARKRYDER7 1 year ago
just use a pre heater griddle underneath bro walmart presto griddlethen drill the holes better no warping
bigart2fyt 1 year ago
although when doing the reflow process it does bend/melt slightly and it changes out of place so i might try this>> thanks
GameGlitcher94 1 year ago
my ps3 has had the yellow lihgt around 5 times, and because of you iv fixed it everytime thanks mate really appreciate your help keep up the videos love you :P cya
GameGlitcher94 1 year ago
good stuff.
i don't know why but your voice is nostalgic.
loookatme123 1 year ago
i don't understand what you are going on about lol
how does prevent ps3 yellow light of death lol ??
so154jg 1 year ago
@so154jg This doesn't actually prevent the YLOD, it's to help you repair it.
If you click on the video response it will make more sense.
djwhetzel 1 year ago
@so154jg
i see lol you are a good man lol
a question how can you you prevent the ps3 yellow light of death lol ???
p.s i live in england
so154jg 1 year ago
@so154jg you can prevent the YLOD by putting your PS3 in the freezer while you play or by only using it at an hour at a time in a well ventilated area, your pick, otherwise its just by chance and something you gotta live with.
Mr91Nissan240sx 1 year ago
@so154jg wow ur a dumbass
colouredbills 1 year ago