
Yesterday I came to turn on my Playstation 3 that I purchased 3 years ago from Play.com. The system came on, an orange light flashed, then the console turns off. I cant get my disk out and the console is just a nice looking brick. There is a fix, but I dont have the tools.
However, after some searching I came across a "Sales Of Good Act" which states : For the purposes of this Act, the quality of goods includes their state and condition and the following (among others) are in appropriate cases aspects of the quality of goods : :
(a) fit for purpose,
(b) appearance and finish,
© freedom from minor defects,
(d) safety and
(e) durability (The item should last a reasonable time without fault).
Now, you can use this act upto 6 years from purchasing the product and can use it on many broken items.
There is a guy here http://community.eu.playstation.com/t5/P...-p/9976820 who managed to get a new, free, ps3 sent to him under this act. Im currently trying to do the same with play.com and will see how it goes.
Jambo 
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so as you guys are all getting alot of snow iand seem to need advice i will start a little thread on it for you.
first thing alot of people ask me is it ok just to put 2 winter tyres on the drive wheels.
the answer is no. think if you put 2 on the drive wheels and the go to turn and have no grip what so ever on the other wheels your just going to crash into something.
winter wheels have 2 marks on them. the first is m+s and you should never go by this as this is for the usa and means nothing but mud and snow....
the mark you want is the triangle mark with a snowflake insidehttp://www.wheelandtiredepot.com/snowflakesymbol.htm
next it's how much and whats best.
well there are a few things to thing about. the best winter tyres are going to be the best. they test them up here to find out how good they are at stopping and ice and snow use.
so are cheap winterr tyres bad..... no they just wont be so soft or will not have the best stopping time or grip but most of you driving on summer tyres will notice the difference.
so can i drive like normal with winter tyres on. the answer is yes but remember that stopping distance will still be longer and grip will still be reduced if you compare to a warm dry road in the summer and good tyres on.
smaller the better
yes the smaller( wide) your tyres are the better they will sink into the snow to help grip the road. wide tyres tend to float on the snow were there is no grip.
good winter tyres will look a bit like this with lots of ribs in the rubber to help grip
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so if your going out to shop some winter tyres have a look at them. feel how soft the rubber is. it should move with pressing your thumb on it and if you try to wipe your hand over the tread then you will feel it grip your hand.
anything i missed just ask.
Hi all, was recomended this site by ae86 = is 200, current car is a 5th gen Honda Prelude 2.0 (bb9), will post pics when i can.
Lost the back end on the car this morning whilst turning into my street and although I was going really slowly the car didnt stop in time and my rear right wheel hit the kirb. I've damaged the alloy quite badly but everything else looks straight. Is there any chance I could have done any other damage if so what could be damaged?
Does any one have or know of a good place to get alot of info on crx and del sols as looked round net quickly and can't find alot of info
Gary
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Gutted doesn't cut it. ****** -7 on way to work this morning and slid into the back of a rover at about 15mph.
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Just about to call insurance company.
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iscoStu:Hey people,
my name is Serkan and i'am 26 Year old... lives in Dortmund Germany and drive a Lex IS200... my job is eventtechnican and hope for a nice time here...
iscoStu:
lexus uk what a boring bunch of unhelpfull car noobs told to come here by Dave E this looks a good site....anyhow i have an is 200 sportcross with moded wheels and a full stainless will post some pics l8ter :thumbup1:
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now sat under 15" of snow and its still falling heavy. i aint going anywhere soon :angry:
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