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posted by chrisk on Mar 31, 2007

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I have a ps2 older version, and I can not get the vibration function to work. I have bought new contollers thinking that my kids somehow busted them but the new controllers still dont vibrate. I have checked the game settings and the vibration feature is turned on. After doing this i still don't have the function. please help me!!!

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posted on Sep 18, 2007

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Replace the ribbon connecting the controllers to the PS2... you might be surprised how many problems arise from the ribbons on a ps2...

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posted on Jun 06, 2007

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Not sure if it will help, but i found a post on the link below suggesting on how to repair the ps2!

http://www.cdrom-guide.com/forums/showth...

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posted on Jun 03, 2007

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If you take the ps2 apart there is a unit which can come out that the controlers and memeory cards hook up to. Well this comes out once seperated from the ribbon and is replacable. I found this out by calling Sony and ordering the part. Call Sony helpline and be persistant. It is expensive and would have been cheaper to have it done proffessionaly, or get a used one...late

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posted on Apr 03, 2007

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The special fuse inside the PlayStation unit is broken.

If you need more info please advice.

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