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A television game console produced by Sony Computer Entertainment, also known as PS4. First announced February 20, 2013 and released November 15, 2013.

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CE-35888-2 error after motherboard replacement

I bought replacement motherboard for my PS4 FAT after having BLOD, the seller provided me motherboard with "its original daughter board for BluRay drive", but I still get CE-35888-2 error when trying to update, I'm trying to update to 9.0, I checked all ribbon cables with multimeter they are good, am I supposed to update to 10.1?

The original daugther board from my board is BDP-025 while the replacement one is BDP-020, am I supposed to "remarry" the IC from my board or is there any way to get the console running

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First off, NO! If you're below 9.00, do not update to above that.

CE-35888-2 is mismatched mother/daughterboard. If you are getting that error from hardware that you bought that claimed to be matched, they lied to you. OR because it was being shipped and handled outside of the console, it's possible the ESD damaged the Renesas chip. These are encrypted to match a very specific APU/NOR/Syscon set.

If the Renesas is dead or mismatched, there is no way for you to force a match.

This is why, no offense, if you had a BLOD PS4, I'm not sure why you wouldn't just get a different PS4 and sell the BLOD for parts. Replacing the mobo seems like so much more hassle and risk of exactly what you're experiencing.

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Thanks for reply, I'll try to get original board for that motherboard from seller or break it into pieces, thanks for information !

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I wouldn't break it into pieces. There was a time when no BD meant no update and steps have been taken to work around that in certain circumstances. Never underestimate what the geniuses can accomplish! They may even one day break the encryption and allow for people to match chips.

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