How Do You Repair A PSP Laser?
The laser on a PSP is a small internal component that reads the discs you put into the unit. If your PSP isn’t reading new discs, or is constantly freezing and stopping, chances are the laser is dirty or damaged. The good news is that it’s possible to fix the laser on your own, but unfortunately it will require the full dis-assembly of your PSP. Luckily, the process of disassembling your PSP is fairly straightforward even if you aren’t particularly tech savvy. Turn your PSP off and remove the battery door from the rear of the device. Then remove the battery from its compartment. Use your Phillips screwdriver to remove the two screws in the battery compartment, the two screws on the opposite side of the back of the PSP and then single screw on the bottom of the PSP. Pull the front plastic faceplate from the PSP by the seams where it connects to the body of the unit. The LCD will now be exposed. Lift up the button bar located directly below the LCD screen and remove it. Then use the tip
