I Fixed 3 Broken PlayStations

In today’s video, I attempt to repair a PS1, PS2, and PS3. The PlayStation 2 definitely gave me the most trouble during the repair, but I’m still happy that I managed to get it working.
Feel free to drop any questions or comments below! If you’ve had similar repair experiences, I’d love to hear from you. 😊

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9:23 Here the capacitors are reversed, I forgot to record the change.

Chapters:
0:00 - 0:23 Introduction
0:23 - 5:11 PlayStation 1 Repair
5:11 - 16:00 PlayStation 2 Repair
16:00 - 20:32 PlayStation 3 Repair
20:32 - 21:23 Controller Test
21:23 - 22:56 Conclusion

[CarsandCats]

The look of joy on your face after you fix something is priceless!

[i_nameless_i-jgsdf]

Wearing Godzila t-shirt while fixing 3 playstations, a truly cultured woman.

[Flavio_]

Youtube recommended actual good content, I subbed before she even finished the PS2, professional and knows what she's doing

[crispychicken]

ngl, doing repairs on old consoles must be so satisfying, since all their startups are so iconic. adds a whole new level of satisfaction hearing seeing them startup, knowing you fixed it

[TimmySaul]

As a tech guy, today was one of those frustrating days where nothing seemed to go right, so many issue and bug, and it felt like everything was falling apart. In an attempt to calm myself, I started listening to music, and that’s when I stumbled upon this video. It immediately took me back to the days when I had my very first PS3, playing with my brother. Watching it brought back so many good memories. I watched the entire video, and Sayaka’s voice, the joy on her face, it genuinely lifted my spirits. It’s amazing how something so simple can make such a big difference on a tough day. Thank you so much, Sayaka. You really brightened my day and reminded me of the happiness in the little moments. I’m so grateful for that. You truly made me smile when I needed it most:)

[Amixus]

I love seeing young people fixing retro tech, giving them a second life. Don't stop producing YouTube videos, and I promise you will become famous in no time.

[darko_]

That excitement 4:43 “it’s reading the disc!” Love it!

[mercoro]

The joy on this type of work is seeing the thing functioning well after you fix it, its like you're a medic, but instead of people, you fix electronics.

[VenkiAssassin]

4:40, 9:58, 15:25, 19:50 these reactions/excitements are priceless. Really loved it.

[solartaire]

It's Thursday and I'm supposed to be working. Stumbled across this channel while looking for something else... and ended up watching the whole video. It's very satisfying to watch someone who knows what they're doing fix things most of us would simply give up on.

[tomnicist]

Your enthusiasm when the item you repair starts to work again is really compelling! Go on like this Eleonora!!!

[Farowa]

The genuine smile on your face when you see the game booting is so pure. It shows real emotions that most YouTubers are lacking!

[scramble]

Pro-tip if you hear anything rattling in the case of anything, avoid powering it ON until the rattle is removed.

[Davidxx]

I've noticed your video appearing in my recommended list three times. I finally gave in and I'm glad I did. It's amazing to see vintage consoles being revived through your work.😄

[BlackRangerArmy]

You took me back to 1999 with the ps1. I fixed so many of them back in the days thank you for showing great care for these beautiful consoles

[youtubeviewer]

When I got my degree in microcomputer technology long ago, we had to learn analog, digital, and industrial electronics before we even got to learn to work on pc technology and network communications. Nowadays it's no longer necessary, but I always thought that learning all that made me a better technician. I'm glad young people like yourself are keeping it alive.

[PrezPoet]

I can't believe this was a recommended YouTube video. Great stuff!

[JODA]

You are a life saver for these consoles. Good to see these brought back to life and stay relevant these years.

[SwiftBeastness]

Grade A+ content. The PS2 grinding sound before you adjusted the laser tilt is nightmare fuel

[priestvallon]

Good job, love seeing fat ps2's saved. Fantastic console.