(10-27-2017, 06:03 AM)Slacker Wrote:

(10-26-2017, 12:11 PM)_adnan100 Wrote:

(10-25-2017, 07:35 PM)Drako Wrote: Before we begin I'd like you to know two things. One, don't go asking people to do something for you without contributing first. Two, SEing is about a lot more than getting free stuff. Now that you know that I'll go on. First try looking for an old PS4 that's not functioning anymore WITH the parts still inside it. Secondly, look for a bit of battery fluid to poor on to the old PS4 you hopefully found. Now once you have both of these items pour a small amount on the PS4, preferably near the back so it seems as if some leaked inside harming the internals. Finally take a picture of it. And there you go. Though this method may be a bust if you told them you disposed of your "PS4". Reply back if you need further help.

Firstly thanks for taking time to reply, I am looking forward to contributing in the future, but I'm a bit desperate right now because I'm mid investigation haha.
I was wondering if I was to pour battery acid on an old PS4, would they ask me to send it back? Because I don't think you are allowed to send back hazardous materials

80% chance yes they will.
They may ask for pictures of the console and controller it's self. So if you do not have a picture of a controller that has leaked battery acid, I would not do it personally. The serial etc can be photo shopped but the casing will still be off.

Also you need to research how often the controllers physically leak battery acid from them..

(Have you ever touched battery acid? I can personally tell you it doesn't technically eat away at the console in a few days lol)