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Refurbishing a Nintendo Entertainment System - Part 1

New Retro Repair 3h 22m Published Oct 2020

About this video

A NES with a blinking red light and a grey or white screen gets a cart slot replacement and fresh electrolytic capacitors, once the RF and power housing is freed from the board.

Good to know: Soldering means burns and fumes, and old solder contains lead. Part 1 of a series.

Why watch it

Taking the RF and power housing off the board is, by the maker's account, the trickiest part of a NES refurbishment. Open it for that step, then look for later parts.

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