E3 Flasher 1 Blue Blinking Light

02-17-2016, 09:48 AM #1

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I'm having a problem downgrading a fat PS3(CECHH01). When i press the start button on the E3 Flasher I wait a few seconds and then the first LED light is blinking blue. All levelers are down except for the third one. So the steps are correct. Pressure is on. I have a clamp on it snugged pretty good. So it's not that either. Any suggestions? Again 1 blue light is blinking. The first one

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02-19-2016, 04:45 AM #11

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Originally posted by iDon

Well I got it to work. It was because I formatted to default fat and not fat 32. I did 3 backs ups. On the last back up I patched it, put it on the SD card. And continued with the process. All lights were almost blue until the PS3 just turned off. No error codes on the e3 flasher or anything. Just turned off. Now the PS3 turns on and back off like if it had YLOD. But of course it doesn't. Just applied new thermal paste. What could this be? I don't know if it's bricked and if it is how the hell? I didn't touch anything. Also if it's bricked how can I unbrick it? Like I said I turn it on and it turns back off with s red flashing light. Tried go to safe mode but it won't let me as it beeps and turns off. Any suggestions would be appreciated

02-19-2016, 05:03 AM #12

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I don't have a soldering gun or any of that. Any other way?

02-19-2016, 06:21 AM #13

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Originally posted by iDon

I don't have a soldering gun or any of that. Any other way?

It's bricked.

You must solder the tristate to a ground or try to manage to pull it off by taping..This will keep it running so you can flash a good backup to it, if you have one. Put fun flash switch up the rest down..