@sayakasdigitalattic: I tried to fix a broken gamepad on a PS1 that actually wouldn’t even power on. After replacing the fuse, it turned on again, but the gamepad still showed no signs of life. I checked several things, including cold solder joints on the connector, the fuses and the ferrite beads. Ferrite beads rarely go open circuit, but I found one with no continuity, replaced it and now it works! ⚠️ Safety Disclaimer ⚠️My videos are based on my personal experience and should not be interpreted as tutorials. Do not attempt to replicate my actions without the guidance of an expert. ⚠️In my videos, certain repair procedures involve handling internal power supply components, including high-capacity capacitors that may retain an electric charge. These operations can be hazardous for those without proper technical expertise and should not be replicated without specific training and appropriate safety measures. Do not attempt to repeat these actions without the supervision of an expert.
Sayaka's Digital Attic
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Friday 08 May 2026 12:22:44 GMT
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Luke Murr :
used your videos to help me fix my controller
2026-05-10 11:39:00
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Spider Mcgavenport :
the ferrite beads are rated at 600ohm 100mhz 0805 1206 size
2026-05-08 12:46:47
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Wendy :
excelente
2026-08-04 17:55:49
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