The fuse for my backlight is out, where is it?

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The fuse for my backlight is out, where is it?

Couple weeks back while playing my screen just went out in the middle of the game, still plays, sound works and everything, but no picture. It's not under warranty but when holding a flashlight to the screen you can still see the picture. Took it apart to try and solder the fuse but I can't find the fuse, anybody know where it is?? Or somewhere that has a schematic or picture to show me what to look for?

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I have the same problem. can any body help please?

13 de ago de 2010 por Melchisedech Zarb

ask this sepratley to get better help

13 de ago de 2010 por Nick

can some1 tell me, why every one knows where it is on a psp 2004 and 1004 mainboard..... BUT NOT ON A GO (N1004) MAINBOARD?

25 de dez de 2010 por chiwu12

Please see comment from nicksmacandpchelp, Aug 13 @ 8:14 AM • Now, what have you done for your Go, what is wrong with it and how did it break? Have you opened it up? DId you find the fuse that is label with FD and have to tried to fix it? More detail is needed to help you out.

25 de dez de 2010 por oldturkey03

pleeeeasee... i´ve bought so many games for my psp... and still have 12,- € on my psn.account.

did someone found the backlight fuse? or maybe someone has contscts to sony?

8 de jan de 2011 por chiwu12

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can some1 tell me, why every one knows where it is on a psp 2004 and 1004 mainboard..... BUT NOT ON A GO (N1004) MAINBOARD? — chiwu12
Please see comment from nicksmacandpchelp, Aug 13 @ 8:14 AM • Now, what have you done for your Go, what is wrong with it and how did it break? Have you opened it up? DId you find the fuse that is label with FD and have to tried to fix it? More detail is needed to help you out. — oldturkey03
pleeeeasee... i´ve bought so many games for my psp... and still have 12,- € on my psn.account.

did someone found the backlight fuse? or maybe someone has contscts to sony? — chiwu12

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Did you open it back up and take a look at the fuses? Look for the on with FD on it that is the one for the backlight. Use the PSP as a guide http://www.llamma.com/PSP/repair/PSP_fus...

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jes, i´ve searched for the fuse... but i found nothing.

there were just EF, DS (4 times i think), and some other, but i am sure: no FD...

maybe someone had the same problem and did found the fuse?

30 de dez de 2010 por chiwu12

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HEY!

i found something on the russian internet :

http://www.mr-vizitkin.ru/images/stories...

it is the left one with just a f on it...

hope i could help u.

PEACE!

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Has anyone confirmed that the fuse with the "F" label is in fact that correct fuse and if it will actually fix the problem if bridged?

11 de jan de 2012 por Johnathan

johnathan, this question hasn't been visited for a year. it is probably better if you ask your own question by using this link http://www.ifixit.com/Answers/Ask/PSP+Go

11 de jan de 2012 por oldturkey03

The russian pic says on the bottom left that this is indeed the fuse that links to the backlight, however it does not indicate any values of that very tiny surface mount

25 de out de 2014 por Andrew Gist

Jonathon, you never want to bridge over a fuse. The fuse blew for a reason. It gave its life to protect your backlighting from an unknown problem that caused a surge. Had that surge made it past the fuse, it likely would have destroyed the whole backlighting. You'll want to replace it. Not short around it.

25 de out de 2014 por Andrew Gist

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