subject: Need A Ps3 Controller Fix? Get The Quick Affordable Answer [print this page] When your Sony Playstation 3 system starts acting up, you hope it's just a one-time thing. But then the PS3 controller stops responding, and you're getting all kinds of weird error lights, and then it swallows your favorite game disc or movie. Now you're going to have to find a solution, but where do you start looking?
You are not alone; too many other PS3 owners have been faced with the same problem. Finding a way to get their expensive game console repaired without big bills, in less than 4-6 weeks, is a real exercise in frustration. Thankfully, Rob Sheffield has produced an excellent PS3 repair manual. It's available online and has been a real solution for many people. This article should help you decide if the Sheffield manual could help you, too.
Because Rob Sheffield's PS3 repair manual is all in digital form you get immediate access. You can download it and begin going over the instructions within an hour, and then begin your repairs. This is not a technical manual; it's intended to be understood by anyone, even people who have never looked inside a piece of electronic equipment.
Your downloaded materials give you the choice of following a written e-book with photo illustrations, or you can use the video guides to walk you through the repairs. Either way, the instructions are easy to follow and you will not need any expensive tools, just simple things you probably have in your home anyway.
Another huge benefit of Rob Sheffield's repair system is the 24/7 support that comes with it, and the 60-day money back guarantee. If you encounter any difficulties, or find something unclear, you can get in touch with his support team immediately -- by email or Live Chat. Repairs can normally be completed in a few hours, so you will know right away if the manual is working for you. If you are not satisfied, request a full refund.
If doing your own PS3 controller fix, or other repairs on your gaming system, sounds a little strange -- don't worry. Think about saving yourself all those shipping and repair costs, and avoiding a 6-8 week wait. You will also be prepared to handle any other errors that might occur in future. That's fairly important, because repeat trips to the repair shop can get very expensive.
When a PS3 system is still covered by the warranty, you should get in touch with Sony. Politely and firmly request an immediate replacement of the defective unit; if you cannot obtain that, insist that they cover the full cost of repairs and shipping. But when the warranty has run out (or the support Sony offers amounts to a bad joke) there is nothing to lose by trying the Sheffield repair manual. You will save yourself time and money, and be set up to handle any future problems as well.
