PS5 UART commands
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I changed the Ram IC 2 times now from two different donor boards. Reballed with 0,45mm solder balls. Still same error. Because the ram is directly connected to APU it looks like APU is faulty. Am I right?
Hello, I found new errors on a ps5 with possible damaged ram (all) and damaged Apu, the console presented an error:
80830000LowShutdown or Freeze After SAM_IPL Loaded - GDDR6 Data Line Issue (Replace)
The new error codes :
808016F0 High Not found in list. Report Findings.
80801630 High Not found in list. Report Findings.
80801690 High Not found in list. Report Findings.
808016B0 High Not found in list. Report Findings.
I put a post explaining the non-repair of this PS5 on the channel, check it out in case it could be of help.
Share your findings, greetings.
80830000LowShutdown or Freeze After SAM_IPL Loaded - GDDR6 Data Line Issue (Replace)
The new error codes :
808016F0 High Not found in list. Report Findings.
80801630 High Not found in list. Report Findings.
80801690 High Not found in list. Report Findings.
808016B0 High Not found in list. Report Findings.
I put a post explaining the non-repair of this PS5 on the channel, check it out in case it could be of help.
Share your findings, greetings.
You mean he was spamming all over the forum to trying to sell an application he made.
We have a place for that :
https://gbatemp.net/forums/trading-area.160/
Otherwise, add something useful to the discussion or don't.
Hello all I've been reading these posts as I have an issue, you see I did the UART and came with that 8083000 IPL thing and RAM issues, yes it shuts down when turning on, all voltages are good, but thing is I did some power cycles, and not only turns on and off, but it stays pulsing blue, disc spins and no image, could it be still an APU problem? I'm thinking there could be liquid metal in the gaps in the small components in the APU die still, but I'm not sure if there's a short because of it. because I checked the capacitors that are underneath the APU that make the square shape and my multimeter beeps in continuity mode that all caps and both sides mark ground so could it a short caused by the liquid metal? Hmmmm but I actually cleaned those small components and indeed had LM on, not sure if I missed spots I'm hoping so but I did it several times and same thing or should I try something else? acetone? freeze spray? or that BW 100 spray?
I normaly use IPA and a cotton swap to remove liquid metal. From Thermal Grizzly there is a Remover aceton-based.
If you had spilled liquid metal on the APU, I would make sure that no rest is left.
If you had spilled liquid metal on the APU, I would make sure that no rest is left.
I've tried multiple times but no avail, not sure if there's tiny specs of the LM, I've used toothbrushes and Qtips and nada, I even added IPA underneath the APU so that in case there's some inside the solder balls, IDK if i don't scrub hard enough, but I think that LM is a byatch to get rid of
EDIT: what about regular acetone? is there any ingredients that are harmful to the PCB? and is it safe to pour a bit under the APU? but also in general to clean the MOBO?
I had a case like this, see my post. See failure in ram with thermal camera, .. but it is probably damaged apu. On ps5 there is a large percentage of damaged apu.
Seems like my case too because I get another code that says APU not responding, because not only I get 2 second BLOD but it actually pulses blue infinite, I was thinking overheating the APU so that the solder would melt a bit back like the 360 red ring XD but nah might mess it more lol, I actually did that on an elite and is running fine with thermal grizzly paste to this day and did that method 2 years ago almost, anyways I'm guessing I'm SOL now
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Hi.
|-(OK 00000000 80830060 00000F0E 81000005 00000100 217B 0016 290C 1A4C:F7)
code 80830060
Has anyone come across this?
PS5 turns on, reaches white light and turns off. The power supply was changed.
|-(OK 00000000 80830060 00000F0E 81000005 00000100 217B 0016 290C 1A4C:F7)
code 80830060
Has anyone come across this?
PS5 turns on, reaches white light and turns off. The power supply was changed.
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A @ ATEMVEGETA:@BigOnYa,
I don't listen? What didn't I listen at? I just want to know all the possible risks on that part -
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A @ ATEMVEGETA:how is this dangerous? A ton of people did this it's the most common thing to do with CFW
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BigOnYa:
Not trying to hate, I tried to help you in the switch noob thread by asking for you, but you don't want to accept the answers you got, so do whatever then. -
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A @ ATEMVEGETA:@BigOnYa, Man, first of all thanks for your willing to help, much appreciated. But, it's not that I "don't want to listen", rather than I need soemone to EXPLAIN to me how and why all these are risky.
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A @ ATEMVEGETA:For example, HOW is is risky to get banned if you extract the save files to the CFW?
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BigOnYa:
We are not Nintendo, so we don't know exactly how/why/when they ban, but better to stay on the safe side and not do shady stuff, if you don't want to be banned. Hayato is one of the most knowledgeable ones here on the subject and I believe what he says.+1
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A @ ATEMVEGETA:@BigOnYa, Yes ofc we don't know how Nintendo bans work, but if there are situations where a lot of people have tried safely then we can at least assume that this path is pretty much safe. To say don't try anything homebrew relative just to be safe forever is the easiest thing to say to someone. What I am trying to figure out here is with which cases and what actions got most of the people their bans for.
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A @ ATEMVEGETA:Most things I can find resulting to a ban is save-editing reasons, like Pokehex, etc, and going online afterwards.
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