How Do You Open A PSP Faceplate?
There are many reasons you find yourself having to remove the faceplate from your Sony PSP. You may have cracked the screen and need to replace it. You may have to replace a part. You may have to fix a stuck button. Whatever your goal may be, the easiest part of the task may likely be removing the faceplate. Just remember that any tampering with the hardware–even just removing the faceplate–will void your warranty, so proceed with caution. Eject the memory card and the UMD (Universal Media Disc). Turn the device off and unplug. Locate the screws holding the device together. A warranty sticker will likely cover two of the screws at the bottom of the unit. Since you have to remove the sticker to get to the screws, there’s no way you can claim not to have tampered with the unit if you later try to make a repair under your warranty. Remove the screws and put them in a safe place. You will have to remember where on the device each screw came from as they are not all uniform, they are diff
