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Reset ribbon I have an older palystation 2. The ribbon that comesfrom the est and eject button disconnected from the small chip on the side of the unit that contains the lithium battery. The ribbon is not damaged, just disconnected. How and where do I reattach the ribbon

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First, you need to be able to solder, ask your dad to help. You need to attatch the ribbon to the ribbon cable socket by soldering the metal together. Good luck.

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