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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Derby England
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The square button seems to push down more on one side now than any of the others. On closer inspection i can see a piece of wire/metal down the side of the button like one side has come unclipped :? It still works ok but is a little annoying and nobody seems to have a psp in stock for me to go and change it! :evil: Has anybody else had a problem like this or am i being paranoid?Cheers :P |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: chichester
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it seems as if you've added a lot of pressure to the squre button,hence making it push down more,maybe your just heavy handed who knows.you should be ok with changing it provided you dont tell them this
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must be returned!!
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Derby England
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I can see a type of wire down the side of the button. Is this normall then mate? Does your button push in on one side more than the other? (if you know what i mean) Im sure it never did it when i got it :? Unless it did and thats what sony did to fix the button problem. Im all :?
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