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Originally Posted by Kingram /forum/post/15490319
Are any of you guys doing any cleaning on your PS3 like using compressed air to blow out the dust ? I do this on my PC ,is it safe for the PS3?
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Originally Posted by cooper1010 /forum/post/15490627
suck, don't blow!
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Originally Posted by cooper1010 /forum/post/15490627
suck, don't blow!
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Originally Posted by NJ3118 /forum/post/15492466
do you then spit the dust orrrrr swallow?
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Originally Posted by Quartermile1 /forum/post/15496221
What do you think about removing the nails to vacuum out the inside?
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Originally Posted by bdwright77 /forum/post/15496297
I use both a vacuum and air duster. I use the duster for corners (like where the power panel meets the media card panel) and for cleaning the usb ports. I use a vacuum for all exhaust vents, etc.
I also use a laser lens cleaner every 20 or so hours of playing.
Now that I've written it out, I guess I am really clean when it comes to my electronics. Just say no to dust and heat!
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Originally Posted by gordho /forum/post/15490398
I heard Sham Wow's work wonders, but not sure on the reliability of the source.![]()
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Originally Posted by Slacker George /forum/post/16989700
I finally got brave (stupid?) enough to completely disassemble my launch 60GB PS3 and give it a good cleaning. It's become a little more noisy over the years but has always worked flawlessly. Every few months I'll run a vacuum cleaner over the vents and take off the top covers to dust it. Mainly I was just worried that nearly 3 years of dust collecting deep inside might eventually kill it.
Surpisingly it wasn't as bad as I thought it'd be. There was a good quarter inch of dust right behind the front vent, under the blu-ray drive's location but that was about it. Just a very thin film of dust on the fan blades and around them. Cleaned it all up and now it's whisper quiet again.
It wasn't hard but I hate messing with the ribbon cables and their fiddly little connectors. The little plastic tab holding the BD drive's cable to the motherboard snapped off and had to be taped back down. Took me a couple of tries to get it seated back in there right. I was really sweating there for a while.
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Originally Posted by Jdurg /forum/post/15502968
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