Common Symptoms Indicating Your PS3 Console Requires a New AC-Inlet Module

• Power Supply Issues: The console fails to power on even after checking the power cord and outlet.
• Loose Connection: The power cord fits loosely in the AC-inlet, causing intermittent power disconnections.
• Flickering Power: The PS3 intermittently powers on and off, indicating a faulty connection at the AC-inlet.
• No Power Indication: The console shows no signs of receiving power (no lights or sound) despite being plugged in.
• Burn Marks: Visible burn marks or discoloration around the AC-inlet, suggesting electrical damage.
• Sparking: Noticeable sparks when plugging or unplugging the power cord, indicating a hazardous connection.
• Overheating: The area around the AC-inlet becomes unusually warm, suggesting an overheating issue.
• Unusual Smell: A burning smell emanates from the AC-inlet, indicating internal damage.
• Frequent Reboots: The console reboots unexpectedly, often coinciding with movement of the power cord.
• Physical Damage: The AC-inlet appears physically damaged, cracked, or broken.
• Worn Contacts: The metal contacts inside the AC-inlet appear worn, corroded, or bent.
• Requires Pressure: The console only powers on if pressure is applied to the power cord, indicating a faulty AC-inlet.
• Static or Noise: Audible static or buzzing noises near the AC-inlet when the console is powered on.
• Inconsistent Charging: The console charges or powers up inconsistently, requiring adjustment of the power cord to function.
• No Response: The PS3 does not respond to the power button being pressed, even when the power supply is confirmed functional.

If your PS3 shows any of these symptoms, it may require a new AC-inlet module to ensure reliable power delivery and safe operation