Sony Refurbishment: Difference between revisions

From PS3 Developer wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
(after further research, the refurb does not always reset the cell runtime to 0, it's only when the syscon chip is replaced for a 65nm/40nm frankie)
(Sony replaced a NEC/Tokin seen in a COK-001)
 
(8 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)
Line 3: Line 3:


==General==
==General==
* OEM stickers are replaced; for regions that have dates/[[datecode]]s on them, they are updated accordingly
* Stickers added to the board (servicing date, RSX size)
** For slim (and potentially super slim) models, an official "PlayStation refurbished" sticker is also applied
* OEM stickers are replaced; for regions that have dates/[[datecode]]s on them, they are sometimes updated
** For slim and super slim models, an official "PlayStation refurbished" or "Factory recertified" sticker is also applied


==SKU Models==
==SKU Models==
===Fat/Phat===
===Fat/Phat===
====General====
* [[RSX]] replaced with a newer revision. If the new RSX is a smaller revision:
** The voltage regulator is modified as the RSX requires less power
** The [[Syscon Hardware|Syscon chip]] is replaced (with different programming) so that the PS3 can accept the smaller RSX
*** Syscon firmware version will be updated: F29 for 65nm RSX, or F38 for 40nm RSX
*** This has the side effect of resetting the CELL BE run time counter to zero, and clearing the Error Log
* Any faulty NEC/Tokin capacitors are replaced with a replacement NEC/Tokin capacitor (tantalum capacitors are not used as replacements)
====COK-00x====
====COK-00x====
* [[Power Supply|PSU]] replaced with [[APS-226]]/[[APS-227]] (if it doesn't have one already)
The following are sometimes performed:
* [[BD-400]] replaced with [[BD-410]]
* [[BD-400]] replaced with [[BD-410]]
* Felt added to Blu-ray entrance interior
* Felt added to Blu-ray entrance interior
* Grey felt strip added underneath BD-410, smaller grey fabric removed
* Grey felt strip added underneath BD-410, smaller grey fabric removed
* [[CELL BE]] brace added
* [[CELL BE]] brace added
* [[RSX]] replaced with a newer revision
** If the RSX is 65nm or 40nm, a sticker is added under the USB ports (40 for 40nm, F for 65nm) to indicate. Also the [[Syscon Hardware|Syscon chip]] is replaced (with different programming) so that the PS3 can accept the smaller RSX. This has the side effect of resetting the CELL BE run time counter to zero


<gallery>
<gallery>
Line 22: Line 29:
Sony Serviced COK-001 Cell Brace.jpg|Brace added underneath [[CELL BE]]
Sony Serviced COK-001 Cell Brace.jpg|Brace added underneath [[CELL BE]]
Sony Serviced COK-001 (CECHA) 40nm RSX.jpg|"40" sticker indicating a 40nm [[RSX]]
Sony Serviced COK-001 (CECHA) 40nm RSX.jpg|"40" sticker indicating a 40nm [[RSX]]
Sony Serviced COK-001 (CECHA) bottom 2010-04.jpg|COK-001 (CECHA00) board that had a Sony Refurbishment. Servicing dated 2010-04. The RSX has been replaced with a newer 90nm one with a 09 [[datecode]].
Sony Serviced COK-001 (CECHB) 40nm bottom 2011-07.jpg|COK-001 (CECHB00) board that had a Sony Refurbishment. Servicing dated 2011-07. The RSX has been replaced with a 40nm one.
Sony Serviced COK-001 (CECHB) 40nm top 2011-07.jpg|COK-001 (CECHB00) board that had a Sony Refurbishment. Servicing dated 2011-07. The RSX has been replaced with a 40nm one.
Sony Serviced COK-002 (CECHC) 65nm top.jpg|COK-002 (CECHC04) board that had a Sony Refurbishment. The RSX has been replaced with a 65nm one.
Sony Serviced COK-002 (CECHC) 65nm bottom.jpg|COK-002 (CECHC04) board that had a Sony Refurbishment. The RSX has been replaced with a 65nm one.
</gallery>
====DIA-00x====
The following are sometimes performed:
* [[CELL BE]] brace added
<gallery>
Sony Serviced DIA-001 Cell Brace.jpg|Brace added underneath [[CELL BE]]
Sony Serviced DIA-001 (CECHQ) 40nm RSX.jpg|"40" sticker indicating a 40nm [[RSX]]
Sony Serviced DIA-001 (CECHH) 40nm top 2011-02.jpg|DIA-001 (CECHH00) board that had a Sony Refurbishment. Servicing dated 2011-02. The RSX has been replaced with a 40nm one.
Sony Serviced DIA-001 (CECHQ) top 2011-10 2010-8.jpg|DIA-001 (CECHQ00) board that had a Sony Refurbishment. Servicing dated 2011-10, but also serviced in 2010-8 too. The RSX has been replaced with a 40nm one.
Sony Serviced DIA-001 (CECHQ) bottom 2011-10 2010-8.jpg|DIA-001 (CECHQ00) board that had a Sony Refurbishment. Servicing dated 2011-10, but also serviced in 2010-8 too. The RSX has been replaced with a 40nm one.
</gallery>
</gallery>


Line 36: Line 60:
<gallery>
<gallery>
CECHA00 Sony Servicing Report.jpg|CECHA00 Sony servicing report
CECHA00 Sony Servicing Report.jpg|CECHA00 Sony servicing report
Sony Serviced COK-001 (CECHA) bottom 2010-04.jpg|COK-001 (CECHA00) board that had a Sony Refurbishment. Servicing dated 2010-04. The RSX has been replaced with a newer 90nm one with a 09 [[datecode]].
Sony Serviced DIA-001 (CECHQ) two stickers 2011-10 and 2010-08.jpg|Two servicing date stickers seen on a DIA-001 (CECHQ00) board, the most recent refurbishment being 2011-10 but a 2010-08 sticker can be seen underneath too
Sony Serviced COK-001 (CECHB) 40nm bottom 2011-07.jpg|COK-001 (CECHB00) board that had a Sony Refurbishment. Servicing dated 2011-07. The RSX has been replaced with a 40nm one.
CXR714120-304GB CECHQxx DIA-001 40nm RSX.jpg|CXR714120-304GB Syscon Chip seen in a DIA-001 (CECHQ00) board where the RSX has been replaced with a 40nm one
Sony Serviced COK-001 (CECHB) 40nm top 2011-07.jpg|COK-001 (CECHB00) board that had a Sony Refurbishment. Servicing dated 2011-07. The RSX has been replaced with a 40nm one.
Sony Serviced COK-001 (CECHA) replaced NEC Tokin.jpg|A NEC/Tokin capacitor in a COK-001 (CECHA00) board has been replaced with a new one, seen marked with the number "3". The batch number is also different to the rest of the NEC/Tokin capacitors
Factory recertified sticker super slim.jpg|Factory recertified sticker seen underneath a super slim
</gallery>
</gallery>




{{Hardware Modification}}
{{Hardware Modification}}

Latest revision as of 19:44, 22 March 2025

Description[edit | edit source]

This page is intended to document the actions taken by Sony when they perform official repairs to PS3 consoles.

General[edit | edit source]

  • Stickers added to the board (servicing date, RSX size)
  • OEM stickers are replaced; for regions that have dates/datecodes on them, they are sometimes updated
    • For slim and super slim models, an official "PlayStation refurbished" or "Factory recertified" sticker is also applied

SKU Models[edit | edit source]

Fat/Phat[edit | edit source]

General[edit | edit source]

  • RSX replaced with a newer revision. If the new RSX is a smaller revision:
    • The voltage regulator is modified as the RSX requires less power
    • The Syscon chip is replaced (with different programming) so that the PS3 can accept the smaller RSX
      • Syscon firmware version will be updated: F29 for 65nm RSX, or F38 for 40nm RSX
      • This has the side effect of resetting the CELL BE run time counter to zero, and clearing the Error Log
  • Any faulty NEC/Tokin capacitors are replaced with a replacement NEC/Tokin capacitor (tantalum capacitors are not used as replacements)

COK-00x[edit | edit source]

The following are sometimes performed:

  • BD-400 replaced with BD-410
  • Felt added to Blu-ray entrance interior
  • Grey felt strip added underneath BD-410, smaller grey fabric removed
  • CELL BE brace added

DIA-00x[edit | edit source]

The following are sometimes performed:

Slim[edit | edit source]

Super slim[edit | edit source]

Non-Retail[edit | edit source]

see DECR Series

Gallery[edit | edit source]