There are some measures you can take on your own before you take your PS4 into a repair shop. Part 3: How do I Fix the PS4 White Light of Death? This is obviously the worst-case scenario and there are a number of things you can do to try and fix your console before you bring it in to a specialist. This can be as simple as a poor HDMI port connection or can be as severe as a blown IC chip in your PS4's HDMI port. This error usually means that there is no connection with the TV. However, the white light of death is closely associated with HDMI issues and a lack of connection. While there are a number of reasons why a system error can occur, it may be a build-up of dust, an issue with the motherboard or an electrical fault. This is the PS4's way of telling you that there is a system error and you will need to troubleshoot the situation to find the root cause of the issue. The problem arises when the blinking white light persists or blinks and transitions to a blue light.

This is simply a part of the shutting down process. Then if this blinking white light occurs as you turn off your console then this is no cause for alarm. A blinking white light before changing to a solid blue light is simply part of the process for the console to turn on. A blinking white light is a much more dangerous sign but even this can be quite innocuous. A solid white light on your PS4 simply indicates that your console is powered on. In general, a white light is not a bad thing at all. This depends on the kind of white light that you see on your PS4. Part 2: What Causes the PS4 White Light of Death? Part 1: Is a White Light on My PS4 Normal?

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