If that method doesn't work, try raising the voltage for the laser of the offending type of disc (DVD or CD). You can find a guide for it here (either of the disc read error FAQs). My PS2 (SCPH-30001) was having a very hard time reading GTA: SA after I played GT4 on it for a month or so. After I cranked up the DVD laser voltage a wee bit (90 degree turn or so :heh: ), the game was almost back to normal (still has some minor loading problems when traveling at very high speeds).
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The guides on GameFAQs say to turn it about two degrees at a time but I was impatient and did a 80-90 degree turn 
. So far, the laser hasn't crapped out so I guess it's OK . I didn't know you could do the same procedure to a DC though, although my main problem with my DC is heat, not the disc drive . You should be able to easily find a replacement GD-ROM though, everything in the system is super easy to swap out .
. So far, the laser hasn't crapped out so I guess it's OK . I didn't know you could do the same procedure to a DC though, although my main problem with my DC is heat, not the disc drive . You should be able to easily find a replacement GD-ROM though, everything in the system is super easy to swap out .1 - 2 of 11 Posts
