PS2 Potentiometer Adjustment - Disk Read Error Fix
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Yes I have done this video in the past, but it was quite horrible, and I have made it private. I hope you find this one much easier to follow along to.
Things to note:
-You'll need a Phillips screwdriver
-Do not go below a resistance of 725 Ohms on the DVD potentiometer
-Do not go below a resistance of 650 Ohms on the CD potentiometer
Music credits:
Soulero - There I Was, Distributed by ENM.
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Sam Campbell or "The Modding Room" makes no representations about the accuracy, reliability, completeness, or legality of the activities, techniques or modifications shown in this video or the results to be obtained therefrom. If you choose to engage in any activities described in this video, you could potentially void any warranty you may have on the equipment or software you use. Your actions could also be in violation of certain provisions of the agreements you have with the manufacturer(s) of the equipment or software you use. You are solely responsible for adhering to any intellectual property laws and usage restrictions applicable to such products and any other products you may use.
Under no circumstances will Sam Campbell or "The Modding Room" be responsible for any loss or damage, including personal injury or death, that may result from your engagement in the activities demonstrated in this video. You also assume all risk and liability that may result from your engagement in such activities
Things to note:
-You'll need a Phillips screwdriver
-Do not go below a resistance of 725 Ohms on the DVD potentiometer
-Do not go below a resistance of 650 Ohms on the CD potentiometer
Music credits:
Soulero - There I Was, Distributed by ENM.
_________________________________
Sam Campbell or "The Modding Room" makes no representations about the accuracy, reliability, completeness, or legality of the activities, techniques or modifications shown in this video or the results to be obtained therefrom. If you choose to engage in any activities described in this video, you could potentially void any warranty you may have on the equipment or software you use. Your actions could also be in violation of certain provisions of the agreements you have with the manufacturer(s) of the equipment or software you use. You are solely responsible for adhering to any intellectual property laws and usage restrictions applicable to such products and any other products you may use.
Under no circumstances will Sam Campbell or "The Modding Room" be responsible for any loss or damage, including personal injury or death, that may result from your engagement in the activities demonstrated in this video. You also assume all risk and liability that may result from your engagement in such activities
