| JEDE3 said: Look at the vent holes. Alot of them are clogged. This could cause overheating. Thus it being neglect since that could be the reason for the malfunction and if it were cleaned it might not have caused the malfunction. Unless the tech guy put it in a cabinet with dust and turned the Ps3 on for a while I doubt the tech guy did this. The customer was a washed up child actor probablly trying to get his name in the news. |
I don't know how much money those techs make, but I would be willing to bet it is a decent amount . That said I am sure this fellow wouldn't want to put their job in jeapordy, so this would require a little thought in not getting caught. I work on electronics every day, and if I were going to sabotage something I can assure you it would look innocent. I would turn the thing on and let it do its business for a while.
I haven't done anything like this, but I do know stories of techs doing more work in sabotaging stuff than it would take to actually fix it. And this kind of thing happens a lot more often than one would think and for many different reasons.
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