Reply to "PS2 help please!!!!!"

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Before you go to tech support can I suggest one more thing....there is this one hotel I used to work at and everytime without fail the platters on both PS2s would not react. It turns out that the power in the building was to blame, it was an older building with suspect internal wiring.

As you may or may not know the touch sensitivity relys on the bodys ability to conduct, store and discharge ambient electricity. If there is a bad earth in the power where your PS2's are connected, potentially they can constantly be in a state of discharge which will not allow ambient electricity to pass from the body to the platter correctly.

Can I suggest you take your PS2 to a different location/house/building and see if you get the same results. It could be as simple as that. Good luck.

ROQ out.

2/12/048:06 PM

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