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I hope you find articles and information of use here. As a PS3 enthusiast, I frequently have been frustrated by the occasional red or yellow blinking light issue I experience with my PS3 (thank goodness I don’t have a XBox! , or freezing. However, I quickly learned that there are many simple repairs you can do at home, which will save you TONS of money and also a lot of time – so you can get back quickly to your favorite games. I’ve put a lot of the tips for fixing your PS3 yourself here on this website, and also included some recommendations for additional resources such as PS3 repair guides to help you out as well. I hope these help you out!

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Bill Boor