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Image 1 — Dealing with scratches on Vita screen
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Dealing with scratches on Vita screen

Hey guys

Dunno if someone already posted this method but i'm using it constantly to revive heavily scratched screens

Basically the steps are:

  1. Remove deep scratches with sandpaper 2000-4000, i use toothpick and a little stripe of sandpaper around the tip for precise sanding

  2. Polish sanded spot with body compound and cotton swab

  3. Buy tempered glass for your model, remove sticky layer leaving only glass. Just start peeling off from the corner with a nail, it'll take some force but be careful not to break it, i do it while glass lays flat on the desk

  4. Clean the screen and isolate surroundings with some tape, kapton works best imo. Place the tape as far from screen as possible, check photos, when placed close to screen it will get in the way of the glass when installing it

  5. Pour UV-glue with a horizontal line in the middle of the screen and place that prepared glass on top

  6. Cook the glue with UV lamp and you're done!

On the pics under the light some scratches are still visible but irl it's night and day difference, screen is pretty much usable again

u/Dumbass370 — 6 days ago

Hey guys

Bought this 1200 for 30 bucks, warranty sticker in place, never opened before

When powering on for the first time, it booted in safe mode saying no firmware installed

After that it just shuts off 1-2-3 seconds after powering it on

If left unplugged for some time it will work longer for the first turn on

When it shuts off it can't be powered back on unless unplugged and waited 1-2 minutes

So is it a bad PSU or the APU needs to be reballed?

Want to save this one, firmware it asks for is 12.52. still usable with exploit

u/Dumbass370 — 1 month ago