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This SNES Game is Worth Around $400 IF I Can Fix It!

TronicsFix 20 min Published Aug 2024

About this video

Several approaches are tried on a SNES cartridge with a badly damaged circuit board, sold on after someone else tried and failed to repair it. A linked article covers cartridge cleaning.

Good to know: Isopropyl and similar cleaners are flammable and need ventilation. Soldering means burns and fumes. Links under the video are affiliate links.

Why watch it

The maker says quite a bit of damage sits on the circuit board of this SNES cartridge and tries a couple of different fixes, so the work goes beyond cleaning the contacts.

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