How to repair Super Nintendo with NO power! SNES Troubleshooting Steps taken and behind the scenes
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This video will show you troubleshooting steps I took to fix a Super Nintendo Entertainment System aka SNES that will not power on. Actual Repair Starts at 1:09 to 3:20 - I also shared how I fixed the no power issue. Common troubleshooting includes:
1. Check the Power Adapter or Power Supply with Volt Meter or Multi Meter
2. Check the Pico Fuse 1.5 amps Do Continuuity and Resistance testing https://amzn.to/3lwDEEb
3. Check if your power input is like mine... See the video to see how I fixed mine (zero cost). Obviously, you can buy a replacement power input and upgrade it for a standard "hole: type power input! Soldering is required if you want to replace or upgrade.
4. Clean your motherboard and cartridges with CRC QD Electronic Cleaner. Note: I used a CRC Mass Air Flow Sensor cleaner on this video. It is the same CRC Cleaner I used to fix my Nintendo 64.
Parts used on this video:
Pico fuse fast blow https://amzn.to/3lwDEEb
3.8 and 4.5 Nintendo ScrewDriver Tips ONLY https://amzn.to/3aYpciV
I bought this set that includes batteries for my other Nintendo Consoles: https://amzn.to/3aZAALk
Small Can of CRC Electronic Cleaner Quick Dry: https://amzn.to/3bYncIO
If you wish to use a mass airflow sensor cleaner | What I used on this video: https://amzn.to/2WmNjCH
AV to HDMI or RCA to HDMI https://amzn.to/2Ys1DfG
This is NOT a sponsored video. All products featured in this video were purchased with my own money. Help us fund our channel’s next video by using the AMZN links above. Price is the same whether you use the link or not. As an Amazon Affiliate, we earn a few cents here and there to help fund our next video project. I am an Amazon Affiliate.
1. Check the Power Adapter or Power Supply with Volt Meter or Multi Meter
2. Check the Pico Fuse 1.5 amps Do Continuuity and Resistance testing https://amzn.to/3lwDEEb
3. Check if your power input is like mine... See the video to see how I fixed mine (zero cost). Obviously, you can buy a replacement power input and upgrade it for a standard "hole: type power input! Soldering is required if you want to replace or upgrade.
4. Clean your motherboard and cartridges with CRC QD Electronic Cleaner. Note: I used a CRC Mass Air Flow Sensor cleaner on this video. It is the same CRC Cleaner I used to fix my Nintendo 64.
Parts used on this video:
Pico fuse fast blow https://amzn.to/3lwDEEb
3.8 and 4.5 Nintendo ScrewDriver Tips ONLY https://amzn.to/3aYpciV
I bought this set that includes batteries for my other Nintendo Consoles: https://amzn.to/3aZAALk
Small Can of CRC Electronic Cleaner Quick Dry: https://amzn.to/3bYncIO
If you wish to use a mass airflow sensor cleaner | What I used on this video: https://amzn.to/2WmNjCH
AV to HDMI or RCA to HDMI https://amzn.to/2Ys1DfG
This is NOT a sponsored video. All products featured in this video were purchased with my own money. Help us fund our channel’s next video by using the AMZN links above. Price is the same whether you use the link or not. As an Amazon Affiliate, we earn a few cents here and there to help fund our next video project. I am an Amazon Affiliate.
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