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Laser Lens (KHS400B) For FAT PS2 - XYAB

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$33.11 $45.99 In stock

Replacement refurbished optical lens replacement laser for Sony FAT PS2®.
Model KHS400B.
Compatible with SCPH-3000x Series.

INCLUDED: 

  • 1x Laser Lens for FAT PS2 

NOTES:

  • Lens may or may not have an anti-static solder blob on it. If one is noted, please remove this solder blob to ensure you will have a working laser.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam D. ★★★★★

After weeks of frustration with disc errors, I popped this KHS400B lens in and my fat PS2 is reading everything again. Installation was straightforward, and it even handled a scratched copy of GTA: Vice City that my old lens would choke on.

Lucy ★★★★★

My old PS2 finally stopped reading discs, so I grabbed this replacement laser and had it installed in about twenty minutes. It's the KHS400B model and fits my SCPH-30000 without any modification. Discs that were skipping before now load right up on the first try.

Jacob ★★★★★

Swapped this KHS400B into my SCPH-30001 and it's spinning discs like new again. Install took maybe twenty minutes, and the laser slid right onto the existing rail with no fuss. Two months in and it still loads every game I throw at it.