Já tentei os seguintes passos sem sucesso:

1. Reiniciei o console e o roteador várias vezes.

2. Fiz um "power cycle" completo desligando tudo da tomada por mais de 5 minutos.

3. Alterei o DNS manualmente para o do Google (8.8.8.8 e 8.8.4.4).

4. Reconstruí o banco de dados (Rebuild Database) através do Safe Mode.

5. Verifiquei o status do PSN e os servidores aparecem como ativos.

6. Tentei alternar entre Wi-Fi e cabo, mas o erro persiste no cabo.

O software do sistema está atualizado. Existe algum outro ajuste de rede ou problema físico conhecido no conector LAN do PS5 Slim que possa causar esse erro específico de login mesmo com a internet funcionando?

⟐ Edited by author março 28, 2025 at 9:14 GMT-7

⟐ Answered agosto 03, 2024 at 16:09 GMT-7

hoje fui limpar meu console, abri passei um pincel onde havia poeira e lavei a capa branca (face plate) com detergente e água após isso deixei elas enroladas em um pano e no sol, após meia hora fui colocar no console só que não passei um pano antes e quando fui colocar no console tinha resquícios de água que eu não vi, caíram na parte dos encaixes e depois disso passei um pano no encaixe e na face plate encaixei e depois de 1 hora liguei o console ele funcionou normalmente. Há chances de eu ter algum problema no futuro por oxidação? e tbm quando fui tirar a face plate risquei a parte interna alguém sabe se tem como tirar?

⟐ Commented janeiro 06, 2024 at 19:33 GMT-7

⟐ Commented agosto 08, 2026 at 0:44 GMT-7

⟐ Answer accepted agosto 06, 2026 at 7:05 GMT-7

⟐ Answer accepted agosto 06, 2026 at 7:05 GMT-7

I then checked the daughterboard and found that fuse F501 has no continuity. Additionally, the middle pins of the black connector that connects the daughterboard to the motherboard are shorted, along with two capacitors next to it. Should I try replacing the fuse and the capacitors? I don't know their values, though.

Edit: it's a CFI-12XX

⟐ Answered agosto 05, 2026 at 22:25 GMT-7

⟐ Commented agosto 03, 2026 at 6:27 GMT-7

My suspicion is the power supply went out because I used it A LOT since 11/2020 and never cleaned it out (I'm lazy 🤷‍♂️)... Bad move, I know.

I feel very comfortable opening it and want to try replacing the power supply. However, if a functioning power supply doesn't actually fix this and I end up not needing it, are their power supplies returnable? How would that go? Can I pay them the return shipping and they just send me a label? I'm paralyzed and in a wheelchair so that would make it much more convenient for me. I don't mind paying a few bucks to try this way but really don't want to lose the full $100. Especially since if it doesn't fix it I'll end up having to drop $500 on a new console.

So any help / opinions about...

1) my console not booting up and if the odds are it IS the power supply AND

2) my questions about returning it if it ends up not fixing my power issue

... would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks! 🙂

⟐ Answered julho 30, 2026 at 9:31 GMT-7

⟐ Answered julho 23, 2026 at 14:42 GMT-7

I decided to reinstall, deleting the game. When going back to the store directly or through my library there is a dollar amount on the COH3 page instead of a download option - looking as though I havn't purchased it. Attempting to purchase again it say I already own this product.

I tried to restore the license though settings, which I have done before, but it appears you can only restore licenses for games that are INSTALLED.

System software up to date, game purchased, no download option. Have I lost my money?

⟐ Answer edited julho 15, 2026 at 9:23 GMT-7

I’m having a problem with my PS5 (original model with disc drive), and I’m hoping someone can help.

The console works fine on the home screen, but when I play certain PS5 games like Spider-Man 2 or sometimes Fortnite, it suddenly shuts off completely after about 5–10 minutes. The screen instantly goes black, the PS5 loses all power (no lights at all), and I can’t turn it back on unless I unplug the power cable and plug it back in.

I already cleaned the fan and removed the dust I could reach, but the problem is still there. The console isn’t in a closed space and has plenty of airflow around it.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Do you think this sounds like a power supply issue, overheating, or something else?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

⟐ Answered julho 07, 2026 at 23:58 GMT-7

⟐ Commented julho 06, 2026 at 3:34 GMT-7

Hi

I managed to release the magic smoke out of my ps5. I can't remember exactly what happened since it was a while ago. Anyway it now has the powers on for two seconds with blue light then switches off fault.

I somehow managed to trace the fault to the area circled in red. All stages but the last two are shorted. I checked in diode mode across each of the capacitors, everyone of them except the last two (bottom) are shorted.

My plan was to remove them one by one and see if the short on each of them disappears. I am hoping it's not the smd ic next to the caps because thats beyond my skill set.

Anyway I can't seem to desolder the cap off. I managed to get one side off but the otherside won't budge. I don't want to use hot air because am inexperienced and there are very very tiny smd components on the other side. What am I doing wrong?

What is this area for anyway?

⟐ Commented julho 05, 2026 at 17:37 GMT-7

⟐ Commented junho 28, 2026 at 22:17 GMT-7

I come with a question that I can't seem to get answered anywhere.

My PS5 fan doesn't stop moving at all. It spins at an incredibly high speed even when the console is off. Yes including rest mode. If I power cycle my system, even before I turn it back on the fan starts to spin and quickly. Anyone have any ideas?

I've disconnected and reconnected the fan, tried every option in safe mode including the factory reset options and tried different outlets, different cables etc.

⟐ Commented junho 28, 2026 at 17:50 GMT-7

I just bought a broken second-hand PS5 Digital with the blue light of death. The fan connector was also ripped off from the motherboard, as shown in the photo.

I did a voltage injection test on the board and everything seems to be fine, except for one capacitor that gets hot. I removed it because it seemed shorted, but I can’t find any information about its value. I’ll attach a photo showing where that capacitor was located. Nearby that CIP from the Photo.

Also, regarding the fan connector: is there any chance that the blue light of death could be caused by the ripped fan connector?

The console is a PS5 Digital CFI - 1216B, EDM-030.

If anyone has the schematic or boardview for this model, it would be very helpful.

Sorry for the mess in the photos !

Thank you !

⟐ Edited by author junho 27, 2026 at 7:25 GMT-7