Playstation 2 Fan replacement

Discussion in 'Repair, Restoration, Conservation and Preservation' started by angelwolf71885, Apr 18, 2015.

  1. angelwolf71885

    angelwolf71885 Dauntless Member

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    hi recently my playstation 2 would suddenly power off and the power light would rapidly flash red
    and i dont hear the fan working any more could someone kindly direct me to where i can buy a NEW fan compatible
    with the FAT V7 Playstation 2 preferably one that runs at 300+ RPM rather then the stock 2000 RPM
     
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  2. MonkeyBoyJoey

    MonkeyBoyJoey "Now you're thinking with portals!" - Cave Johnson

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    If I had to guess, it's a standard PC fan. It's either a 40mm, 50mm, or 60mm fan. I had some 80mm fans lying around and they are as tall as the fat PS2, so it is most likely a 50mm or 60mm fan. You can get them on Amazon.com and RadioShack still sells 40mm fans, perfect for Dreamcast repairs and overclocked N64s.
     
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  3. rso

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    hthis guy used a 60mm, 12v fan. as for the speed, you could maybe add a rheostat and tune it to your liking.
     
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    MonkeyBoyJoey "Now you're thinking with portals!" - Cave Johnson

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    So it is a 60mm after all. I had a feeling it would be one.
     
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  5. angelwolf71885

    angelwolf71885 Dauntless Member

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    thanks for the help it never hurts to be sure you never know if sony rigged things 60mm 12v fan 3 pin got all i need thank you
     
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    MonkeyBoyJoey "Now you're thinking with portals!" - Cave Johnson

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    Your welcome and if it isn't standard PC connections, you could solder the new fan directly to the mobo.
     
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  8. rso

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    Better than my rheostat suggestion I guess, as long you can find the room for it.
     
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    Don't forget the fan width. IIRC it's 60x15mm.
     
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    l_oliveira Officer at Arms

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    Did the fan stop spining ? You likely blew it's fuse by letting the wire latch with the metal cage.
     
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