[Kellicros]

Originally Posted by Syph

To get the squares out you have to push from the front side. You should be able to see a bit of metal. Use a tiny flat screwdriver and pry up on that an push really hard, it doenst feel like it moves much, but I kept doing that and they came out. Some cases have tiny rubber pieces in the hole that you may have to take out to see the metal part.

There are a few reasons for the slot cover not working. If youve got the clear case you should be able to see inside. Are the flexible parts hitting anything inside? If the slot assembly is not seating down far enough, it will actually hit the mem card slot itself. Ive alos had the rubber part itself start coming off the plastic cover, part, were you can see the 8 small legs of the cover go into the flexible part. Any of that help?

I fixed the memory slot thanks to your help but I still have no luck in transfering the metal pieces, there is a plastic UMD door locking thing blocking them at the back, and it looks like I would need to remove not only the faceplate to transfer them.

EDIT: My start button is not responding anymore, it worked before i took out the face plate, it clicks properly but the games won't respond to it. Any idea before I go look for replacement parts? :|

[Syph]

Originally Posted by Kellicros

I fixed the memory slot thanks to your help but I still have no luck in transfering the metal pieces, there is a plastic UMD door locking thing blocking them at the back, and it looks like I would need to remove not only the faceplate to transfer them.

EDIT: My start button is not responding anymore, it worked before i took out the face plate, it clicks properly but the games won't respond to it. Any idea before I go look for replacement parts? :|

Ah right, you do have to removed that sliding part for the UMD catch to get the squares out. If the buttons on the menu bar stop responding I would reseat the connector. This means you have to lift up the LCD though. Now you might as well have just done the whole mod yourself.

[w1d3]

hey syph i want to mod my psp with a clear housing cover and sound reactive leds can u help me?

[w1d3]

i forgot to mention my psp is the fat version

[Syph]

DX sells clear ones for the phat too. Even cheaper than what I paid. I heard they are decent quality. Can't help you with led's I don't do them, but I'm sure you can search around for tutorials, lots of people do them.

DealExtreme: $16.95 Transparent Case Front and Back with Buttons Set for PSP

[w1d3]

ok thanks but i have never opend my psp before and i dont now how to change the cover

[Kellicros]

Originally Posted by Syph

Ah right, you do have to removed that sliding part for the UMD catch to get the squares out. If the buttons on the menu bar stop responding I would reseat the connector. This means you have to lift up the LCD though. Now you might as well have just done the whole mod yourself.

Hmm, I inspected my PSP and it looks like it isn't easy to remove that sliding part, I would almost need to reassemble the whole thing, is it true? I have yet to try reseating the home bar connector, maybe later. Thank you.

[Syph]

Originally Posted by Kellicros

Hmm, I inspected my PSP and it looks like it isn't easy to remove that sliding part, I would almost need to reassemble the whole thing, is it true? I have yet to try reseating the home bar connector, maybe later. Thank you.

It is easier to work on if you have the UMD door off yes, which would mean a complete disassemble.

[rhoditchi]

I just have transferred all parts to transparent casing last night. It took me also 3 hours to finish. This is my first mod (hehe! i did it) only L & R trigger got problem thats why it took me three hours of dismantling and assembling PSP Slim.
I gonna try the LED reactive, still waiting for LEDs from my friend.
Anyone can tech me how to do it? I have searched for its tutorial but none found except for PSP Phat. Your help is greatly appreciated!

Originally Posted by Syph

Well I won an AS-IS PSP slim on Ebay for 90ish. Claimed bad UMD. I tested when I got it and it was working fine. The case however was trashed, had obviously been dropped and scraped on pavement.

I've never done a clear case so I thought I'd try this from DX.

It's hard to tell the quality from the site, but I figured it was worth a try.

Here is how it showed up to me today. Came with everything needed, buttons clear nub etc.



And here are some pics of the process. Took me 3 hours.







And here it is finished. I give it a 10/10, I love it. I'm picky and really I can't find anything to complain about. Cheap and its made this abused PSP nice and new. The only thing I might try is white buttons, D-pad and nub. I think that might look better. Does anyone know where to get a white button set? DX doenst have them, and coolmods is too much money.

[RealbeatsWEB]

it's cool

and i thing you can make new firmware for PSP link we can update and we don;t need to do thing any way it's cool

[barnsey]

does anyone know a good guide to change a psp case or a website which offers to do it for you

[fishyfish777]

AwesomeAwesomeAwesomeAwesomeAwesomeAwesomeAwesomeA wesomeAwesomeAwesomeAwesomeAwesome

I am SO buying this. Thanks for finding this.

[EDIT] nevermind. I noticed this was for slim

I guess I'll have to buy the $35 dollar one from CM, then...

[daniel489]

Ooooohhh.... NICE!

I bought a clear case for my PSP about a week ago from ebay. It still hasnt come

[Phinfan07]

Syph, great job on this one yet again

[PSPHackFan]

Me Want!!!