I Bought 2 FAULTY SNES Consoles | Can I FIX Them?!

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These Super Nintendo (Super Famicom) consoles are both broken. I paid £26 for them on eBay. One of them has no power and the other one shuts down after 30 seconds.
Will I be able to fix them?
Hope you enjoy!
Steve
PS. I'm not an expert in repairs at all. I do this for fun, and it may not be the best or safest way to go about repairing broken stuff. I'm pretty good at melting plastic though. Please don't copy me - I'm an idiot.
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@ChristosKaps 2 года назад

These videos are fast becoming a serious FeelGood Fix for me; at the end of a tiring day (working on Sunday, boo, life, boo!) I get to watch a kind man fixing old machines and turning "junk" into perfectly usable consoles. And, on top of that, some nice tunes; don't care what the "haters" say (actually, I'm hard pressed to even imagine people "hating" on such a decent man for thanking his supporters in a funny way), I'm here for the songs as much as the fixes. Well done, keep it up.

@DevKTV 2 года назад

agree man I love this

@Boogie_the_cat Год назад

Please sir, I attempted to turn my "junk" into a working machine and now it hurts. I think my junk is truly useless and cannot be transmogrified into anything useful. Maybe I can try alchemy.

@John-1984 2 года назад

I really like that you used a replaceable glass fuse instead of another soldered one. I genuinely thought though that you were going to solder the fuse directly to the board. I'm glad you had the fuse clips. Another professional repair.

@warpath6666 2 года назад

I was a bit con-FUSED at first too 😄

@Shadepariah 2 года назад

now if only Ninty had put a glass fuse in a clip holder in the first place...

@CountZero20XX 2 года назад

Using the fuse holders was a stroke of genius. You are redefining what a "bodge job" means!

@dr.decker3623 2 года назад

ummm,.. thats a proper way to fix them though... you have obviously never been in a fix shop, or know anything about circuitry.

@CountZero20XX 2 года назад

@@dr.decker3623 Never. Thank you.

@a.j9645 2 года назад

Can not for the life of my children really explain why i love this channel, but i do. So relaxing and fun to watch. Also had to re-listen to Onyx (throw your gunz & last dayz..) when i saw one of your t-shirts. Not as nice as I remember, but still kind of allright😁👍🇸🇪

@warpath6666 2 года назад

LOL!!! It's all about Steve's angelic singing 😄🤣

@finchers_garage 2 года назад

The 8-Bit Guy uses Retrobrite for yellowed plastics with great success. You might give that a go for your yellow one.

@oli1658 2 года назад

You can also use volume 40 hair salon creme (though both processes need sunlight which england seems to lack lol)

@GriffandZeus 2 года назад

It's hydrogen peroxide and under UV light...even mymatevince has done it (didn't mean that to sound derogatory)

@carolavw 2 года назад

ODD experiments shows over here exactly how to build a retrobrighting box. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JX-RJM8MZpU.html

@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co 2 года назад

@@GriffandZeus If you can find it, the liquid H2O2 works better than the creme. Some crème preparations - as an aside, thanks to autocorrect for that lovely Canadian _accent grave_ - contain UV protectant ingredients such as soy protein isolate. Why they put soy in H2O2 is beyond me.

@Penfold8 2 года назад

He just recently showed something that he retrobrighted a couple of months before and he showed how it was yellowing again.

@kbsanders 2 года назад

This would be a good opportunity to do a retro-bright episode! Dave Murray, the 8-bit guy does them all the time and it works great.

@ModelsExInferis 2 года назад

Came in to say the same thing! Used it on toys a lot and it does work great for the most part.

@zeroxception 2 года назад

yup need some retrobright action on them

@TheBrewdonkey 2 года назад

Odd Tinkering also has a great method that is highly effective using UV LED strips.

@DarkAvatar1313 2 года назад

@@TheBrewdonkey This is the one to follow for him, since Dave is in Texas and his Sun method isn't going to work well in the UK (at least consistently.)

@phoenixconsoles4169 2 года назад

Retro bright is seriously over priced, you can get the same stuff from hairdressing supplier for £3/4 . I've used it and does exactly what retrobright does.

@TrueRewire 2 года назад

Steve, I thought it was funny you were like "I don't know if it's supposed to do that" when you had a second one that was working you could compare it to that you just fixed lol. Great video.

@waynetemplar2183 2 года назад

I thought the exact same thing

@AcheForWake 2 года назад

@@waynetemplar2183 same

@davidrowlands8548 2 года назад

@@AcheForWake same

@michaelstanley5215 2 года назад

Never be afraid to put the incorrect amount of thermal paste behind a transistor, the manufacturer usually doesn't do it to save a few pennies. Good job!

@Mrflash222006 2 года назад

Conductive paste is not desirable tho

@michaelstanley5215 2 года назад

@@Mrflash222006 Conductive paste isn't a problem for these transistors. Notice how it's connected to a shield that is tied to ground and the screw will always ensure that it makes a connection to the shield.

@kriss3d 2 года назад

Steve says: Apply the perfect amount of thermal paste.

@michaelstanley5215 2 года назад

@@kriss3d Steve always says incorrect amount because no matter how much you put on you'll always have someone in the comments telling you that it is the wrong amount - this way you can get ahead of that. I personally think that he always uses far too much. ;)

@kriss3d 2 года назад

@@michaelstanley5215 yeah I'd use less paste as well. It's only meant to bring a consistent physical connection between the two surfaces. The less you need the better as long as it's even throughout the surfaces

@rebel4466 2 года назад

The yellowing can be removed pretty well with some hydrogen peroxide. Especially the ones used for hair dye stuff is great to use, because it's pretty thick and stays on the plastic pretty well. But of course you have to mask the colored parts, as they will be affected as well. Works like a charm though and can really raise the price of something you want to sell.

@GamerDaddy82 2 года назад

Put it under a UV light or outside in the sun after coating or soaking in peroxide and it is like magic!

@Boemel 2 года назад

8bit guy :D

@portnoi88 2 года назад

I've done that a few times. The yellowing comes back after a month or so.

@Gaborsk1 2 года назад

There's actually a very good tutorial on youtube by Odd Tinkering named "Making The Ultimate Retrobrighting Box". That dude is awesome.

@MrThomashorst 2 года назад

But dont forget the gloves when working with this nasty stuff. I have burned my hands down to the flesh the first time i used it.

@RyuichiShinomori 2 года назад

That fuse and that voltage regulator are problems in the US versions too! I’ve done tons of work on them and I blew the fuse once myself lol. There’s a big problem with video signal having vertical bars that is solved by adding a cap to the regulator funnily enough so it’s got its own issues. The replacement shells aren’t too bad, for the price anyway. If the one you have is trash it’s worth the swap.

@sansnom 2 года назад

You can now buy beautiful clear replacement shell, I think it might worth looking at them.

@Reikis645 2 года назад

You should retrobright all the console cases to restore their original color. Pretty simple processs, considering how greatly it improves the look of the case.

@cassiodalcin 2 года назад

Sir, I've managed to fix my x360 wired controller today with some very nasty soldering job but I gotta say, thanks! I've been postponing doing it for a while but watching your videos gave me the confidence to try. Your kind and gentle way of working is really inspiring!

@numberz6597 2 года назад

Hey just found you. I can't put my finger on just what it is about your humor or mannerisms but let me tell you that you have instantly become my new favorite on RU-vid. Well done man and bravo!

@lodger7551 2 года назад

Recently discovered your channel Steve and binged all of your videos! Your willingness to just "have a go" and not be afraid of failure is an inspiration and has given me the confidence to "have a go" at fixing some of my old stuff I have lying around, specifically an old Creative Inspire 6.1 6700 surround sound system with a dead left channel. Bloody awesome channel, keep it up dude!

@jivillain 2 года назад

You have an unfixable problem - cuteness overload

@scouse1967 2 года назад

Brilliant fix on both those consoles, Steve. That end bit where you said "I do like this game but it's a stupid game" creased me up.

@warpath6666 2 года назад

That is a Steve-ism ... _stupid game_ ... as is Dave 😄

@stevvieb 2 года назад

That fuse replacement is a period fix, I used to fix them this way back in the day for a local computer shop.

@TragicMike 2 года назад

Another highly entertaining video! Great job, definitely could do with retro-brighting them shells though! They should come up like new afterwards! You could probably make a short on how to make a retro-brighting bath!

@superamario6464 2 года назад

Hell yes!!! Singing and fixing the greatest console of all time! **thumps chest with right fist** You ma dawg!

@polonium13 2 года назад

I've got one of these in the loft with a travel case, infrared controllers, bazooka and loads of games...but no power. Thanks a bunch for posting these vids, they're really useful. I come from a long line of electrical engineers but didn't seem to inherit the genes!

@breachofthepeace1829 2 года назад

The discoloured one looks like the special edition goldeneye controller for the 64

@RFreitaZ 2 года назад

This particular video is not the case, but I really appreciate that you go to serious lenghts to try and fix whatever it is you're fixing. RU-vid is filled with videos of these "famous" fix it guys that google the probable causes and give up after replacing a few components because it's not worth their time anymore. You sometimes even try to fix USB ports before swapping them for new ones. Makes for much more enjoyable videos. Keep up the great work, Steve!

@BewbsOP 2 года назад

Man, putting those fuse clips on there is legit genius.

@oznewton867 2 года назад

Now you need the tub, peroxide and big uv ight or a couple of strands to soak those cases to bring back the original color.

@BestBackingTracks 2 года назад

Thank you for including a little more educational detail (such as the continuity stuff). I love watching these but am clueless with circuits, so it's a really cool way to learn as I watch.

@travellingslim 2 года назад

Dave did a wonderful job supervising this fix. Good job Dave!

@joeclifford183 2 года назад

Hahaha that’s twist at the end cracked me up! As a sparky ive often put something back together only to have made some mundanely dumb mistake on the reconstruction haha. You’re gold.

@MGeniusNinja 2 года назад

Well done once again, great content, best RU-vidr ! Love the spirit. Kisses to Dave.

@StezStixFix 2 года назад

😁 Thanks M!

@mikelavallee1014 2 года назад

Your songs aren't annoying. Give yourself credit. It separates you from every other similar channel. I watch these with my 8 year old son and daughter they love them, so do I. Thank you for your work.

@infinityeight8705 2 года назад

Any chance of 'some more super nintendo's to repair' ? realy enjoyed this one but was hoping there was going to be a bit more to the repair! Awesome fun channel by the way 👍

@oOignignoktOo1 2 года назад

replacing the 7805 voltage regular is a good idea those old regulators are very inefficient and get hot but they're a common part and super cheap to replace.

@LuXun12 2 года назад

Found you through TronicsFix and love your chill vibe and voice and interesting fixes. Been going through your videos and been enjoying em.

@StezStixFix 2 года назад

Thanks Rafu! 👍

@leachicm8821 2 года назад

you should get a snes diagnosis cartridge to test the cpu and ppu. the system can run with those chips being flaky. Some games with the co-processor on them (superfx) will also glitch.

@cheplays2482 2 года назад

I was always jealous of the Japanese and European SNES design.

@GuileTGTV 2 года назад

Yeah US version looks really weird to me ! Doesnt look Nintendo!

@Apreche 2 года назад

Very nice. As a US person it was very fun to see the PAL SNES.

@Ethrax2 2 года назад

Well, it's the everywhere-except-NA-snes to us.

@TokyoAzzA 2 года назад

Voice over Steve killed it today 👍, and loved the progress bar. … also adding the obligatory ‘try retro-brightening them like the Odd Tinkering channels tutorial’ 😁

@todormiroleskov8663 2 года назад

I just love the way you make references to other youtubers :D Nicely done, I wait for a faulty snes console so I hope it will be an easy fix like those and extend my collection. Keep up with the entertaining videos for nerds like us ;)

@warpath6666 2 года назад

... _the inappropriate amount of thermal paste_ ... 😄🤣😄🤣

@ellaquin 2 года назад

If I had to guess, the seller took both of them apart, and swapped the top and buttons of both shells, that is why you have yellowing on the top on one of them, and on the bottom with the other. This can be fixed with Retrobriting (put it in hydrogen peroxide, and put it in the sun)

@portnoi88 2 года назад

That is normal. I have two snes. Both with yellowing on top shell only.

@unknownclipsyep 2 года назад

Found this channel a few days ago. This has been entertaining and you are very knowledgeable when it comes to fixing things . Thanks for the content. 👍

@nicolasbertin8552 2 года назад

I had one for like 15 years and it never skipped a beat, until my dog chewed the power supply wires. I'm impressed by how easy it is to fix. Often when something breaks, people are intimidated by it, but in a lot of cases if you just open it up and look at stuff, you can find the problem quite easily. The number of times where it's just a fuse that blew for a mysterious reason...

@theemjay 2 года назад

That switch realisation was a proper laugh out loud moment! Great work mate.

@JamieBainbridge 10 месяцев назад

This is the first video of yours I've ever seen. That is the BEST way of doing Patreon support I've ever seen. 100% awesome! Came for the SNES repair but stayed for the British man rapping 😅

@daniocampo1992 2 года назад

You can retrobrite them, it's really easy to do

@camanderson9132 2 года назад

I've always enjoyed repair/restore videos, especially OddTinkering and TronicsFix, but I've watched your entire channel over the past 7 days and had run out of content, so what a welcome treat for the weekend. Nice.

@DoItYourselfAndy 2 года назад

7805 is a voltage regulator, a +5V at that. Easy numbering system with these Voltage regs, 78 is positive, 79 is negative and last two numbers is voltage.

@syu001 2 года назад

just discovered the channel, loving your videos mate

@ibarzabal Год назад

It is amazing these were sold as spare parts. Shows what a person with the correct skills can do.

@Mrflash222006 2 года назад

Most common reason the 5v reg and fuse die is plugging the wrong wall wart in and/or reverse polarity, I have got 2 SNES cases that need to be retrobrighted just not got around to it

@takashiemota9784 2 года назад

Best episode because Dave helped! Good job to you as well Steve, best fixer-uper around!

@kingforaday8725 2 года назад

In working on game consoles from this time period Im impressed by how many are still working and if not arte relatively easy to repair. I see some game consoles that are so filthy I cringe in handling them, yet they still work despite the rust, bugs, hair, dirt, junk, and who knows what else.

@mrpugster 2 года назад

Love your vids, the cuts to camera are subtle works of art

@louroboros 2 года назад

I’m sure you’ve gotten requests like this before, but could you make a video that covers how you got started with electronics repair/restoration?

@dom1310df 2 года назад

It almost looks like it's sized for a glass fuse holder. Given how easily they blow that would have been a good idea from the factory.

@flandrble 2 года назад

Just Nintendo penny pinching

@TheWeepingCorpse 2 года назад

I'm just guessing but I assume the org fuse is fitted by a pick and placed machine, a glass fuse and holders would need a human to fit it.

@JustinEmlay 2 года назад

@@flandrble Nah, putting in a replaceable part would suggest they intend consumers to take apart and repair. They didn't want that. Pretty standard to NOT do that. Now it obviously doesn't matter.

@nikkiofthevalley 2 года назад

@@JustinEmlay That practice wasn't really a thing when the SNES was released.

@JustinEmlay 2 года назад

@@nikkiofthevalley LOL, it literally was. Even before the SNES. Thus the use of security screws. They did not want people to think going in was ok. The more people go in, the more warranty claims.

@ScruffyLookinRGB 2 года назад

More Rick James Please Steve! Great repairs as usual. Ive refurbished quite a few super famicoms here in japan and have yet to test one that doesnt turn on. Nice finds!!!

@aethersx2-samsunggalaxys206 2 года назад

you can remove the yellowing easily, definitely worth doing

@Gawny7789 2 года назад

Your videos are so easy to watch. I’ve only done very minor repairs on controllers and consoles but this is making me want to try more.

@waziaguirre585 2 года назад

A video of all VO Steve raps so I can blast it out the window on my way to work would be Awesome!

@livefreeprintguns 4 месяца назад

I still have my original SNES from '91 and it hasn't yellowed one bit. 💪

@MagralhoPT 2 года назад

I love your personality man! you should do more videos! even if they are not repair stuff! I would definitely watch them!

@catherinemorgan2741 2 года назад

Good job on the singing, very cool rap idea good beat

@relishgargler Год назад

Hah, nice to see we had the exact same repair for the blown fuse. My son brought the SNES from my wife's youth home from the in-laws a while back and after a lot of cleaning up the liquid damage and testing I found the fuse to be blown. I thought, hmmm, I have this bin of various glass fuses and a bunch of clips, might as well use these. That, along with a couple other small repairs got it working and now the kids play Super Mario World more than X-Box.

@steammachine3061 2 года назад

It's a 1.5 amp fast blow fuse. The only reason I know that specific snippet of snes technical info is purely due to a single copy of superplay magazine that had a feature on the most likely component to blow in your console from using adapters and how to replace it lol

@ArreglandoCosas 2 года назад

Very nice simple fixes Steve! Great video

@tambias 2 года назад

Another great video again.good fault finding and the thermal camera is a great addition to any tool kit.

@deividaskrupstas 2 года назад

I just can tell you one thing. More videos, please!!!

@chipps101 2 года назад

I used to replace a lot of those fuses back in the day, they blow if you manage to pull the cartridge out with the power on among other things.

@RetroGamesBoy78 2 года назад

I wonder how many super Ninnies and other consoles went to landfill, all for the sake of a blown fuse?

@jonathanmartin3375 2 года назад

Super Ninnie is what I'm saying from now on.

@BrianEBoyd 2 года назад

I know of at least one.😢

@Ethrax2 2 года назад

Quite a few. They weren't rare back then, they were everywhere, and a broken one was worth close to nothing. You'd struggle to get $5 for one.

@ashevillecomics637 2 года назад

you'd be amazed how many need the simplest repairs. with the NES it was typically the 72-pin connector. I used to own a used video game business and we repaired thousands of them, many advertised as not working

@Ethrax2 2 года назад

@@ashevillecomics637 All true, but even that 72-pin connector probably wasn't worth the hassle when a replacement console was $25 for the average guy. Still see them today in the electronics recycle bins. And hell yeah, I do fish them out.

@soopafamicom 2 года назад

I used to fit a flushmount fuseholder to the rear of the machine and sell it with a couple of spare fuses. So the new owner could keep going if they blew the fuse because they pulled the cart out when powered up when using a converter.

@TheTurnipKing 2 года назад

2:03 It's probably not deliberate, those vents just prove to be very fragile when the SNES gets as yellowed as that one is. 5:07 In theory I think you can fit a full bridge rectifier before the fuse which makes it possible to use NTSC or PAL SNES PSUs interchangeably

@MrKohl173503 2 года назад

I'm very happy I found your channel! thank you for such entertaining videos and I'm very much so excited to see your future content!

@pablogarin 2 года назад

Wait, these things use a 7805 as voltage regulator? To be honest, I'm kind of surprised! I would assume the power regulation on a console like this would be more refined, not something that crude!

@ZonicMirage 2 года назад

Worse still, the model 1 Mega Drive uses two of 'em. One for the 68K and the other the Z80.

@CandyGramForMongo_ 2 года назад

Melt the solder with the part, not the iron. That’s why your fuse posts have cold joints. Well done having the parts on hand. That’s a great feeling, isn’t it? “Hey! I’ve got some of those!”

@squatchmode 2 года назад

Great video Steve. Love the videos and forget anyone who complains about your songs, they are very entertaining. This one was also very well done. Cheers!

@COIFISHGAMING 2 года назад

This is the ASMR of fixing old crap

@ZonicMirage 2 года назад

Nice work. I want to add that if you install a 78S05 voltage regulator, it's a huge upgrade. Doing that and replacing a certain capacitor (maybe more on a PAL model; I've otherwise forgotten which, though it's all part of the power circuit) can reduce, or even eliminate, the white-column-on-black-screen flaw that the Super Ninty is notorious for.

@paulf2898 2 года назад

"they call him mellow yellow,quite rightly" 😂

@aidkik580 2 года назад

I wish I had your patience man, you do great work and it's awesome that your humble about it too, not afraid to say you put the switch in backwards, wish more people were like you keep up the great work

@Certifiable 2 года назад

Pretty super tech considering most of it held together for 30+ years!

@LukeDodge916 Год назад

Your videos are fantastic. Instant sub. Ive never found repair vids too interesting but your videos made it quite accessible. Makes me want to try it myself. Great job.

@danw3735 2 года назад

Pinball dreams on the Amiga was such a legendary game, 25 years later I built a virtual pincab.

@fireweldxl 2 года назад

NIce video and love the work that you do on repairing broken items, so much so that it has inspired me to do the same. Why I didn't think of it before is beyond me. Also, update your RU-vid counter in the background!

@codlinks78 2 года назад

Seeing you put the switch in backwards made me laugh. Great video.

@MrKEVINCAMPBELL 2 года назад

probably would be a good idea to put a glass fuse in the second one too . Great vid good to see dave doing his bit

@dak2 2 года назад

Have you tried or looked into the peroxide/uv light process to fix aged plastic. I see a lot of restoration youtubers do it.

@thatrug3768 2 года назад

I just wanted to let you know, I always skip the Patreon song but I do appreciate you doing it.

@user-wj9xq7ig2v Год назад

I've got a hypothesis about the yellowing. Depending on the day and mix of the plastic certain batches are more prone to yellowing. This is why a top will yellow and a bottom won't or vice versa.

@dreamcazman 2 года назад

Someone most likely plugged the wrong adapter in which caused the fuse to blow. You can buy replacement cases for the SNES but it would be cheaper buying another dead console.

@TheTurnipKing 2 года назад

Honestly, I'd be more inclined to buy a replacement that probably isn't going to fall apart

@kriss3d 2 года назад

It's much better to have an easily replaceable fuse like this

@KrozMcD 2 года назад

God your videos make me happy. The humour, funny music, and the super satisfying way that you do everything, thank you!

@felixa2081 2 года назад

I had a Mandella Effect moment when you said you'd never taken apart a SNES before, guess I have watched enough other people do it alongside your videos that I merged the memories together! While any kind of short could probably blow that fuse, I've seen someone blow it during a fix by shorting to residual power (why it's recommended to flick the power on for a second while unplugged to use it up, you'll often see the power light flash for a sec).

@CountZero20XX 2 года назад

I think MyMateVince has a similar repair. He did two SNES consoles in the same video as well. That might be the one you are thinking of.

@dr.decker3623 2 года назад

No,.. he took apart a SNES Mini,.. the classic console. that is what you are thinking of.

@CountZero20XX 2 года назад

@@dr.decker3623 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GBagtsAXJWE.html Hope you enjoy the video.

@TheTurnipKing 2 года назад

As far as I can tell the SNES releases power very slowly, it takes the caps quite some time to discharge. You can see it in how long it takes the power LED to vanish once power is off

@Teaneus 2 года назад

Nice job Steve, once again an amazing video,Thank you so much !!!!!

@tallgom 2 года назад

Another banger of a song. I think they're getting better and better. Feed on the hate my man. Also. If you submerge the yellowed plastics in a hydrogen peroxide solution and surround the bath with uv lights, it'll turn the color back to how it was in the late 80's early 90's. You probably know this already, but just in case you don't!! Thanks for the videos bud! Always enjoyable to watch. On multiple levels!

@EuphoricEugene 2 года назад

great vid, really enjoy watching you fix stuff and your sense of humor

@stevefury90 2 года назад

A) I love the songs B) Excellent work! it was something really smart that replacement of the fuse.

@user-le8di9vm9d 2 года назад

All snes consoles are faulty, as they get older their ability to let me win games declines significantly...shame they were good when new

@OneLovePsych 2 года назад

I can’t believe how you’ve blown up bro… I TOLD you it would happen back in the days of a couple hundred subs!

@missionpassed4584 2 года назад

Had one of these for Christmas back when first came out i was maybe mid-late teens, after a few years and some great game play later, sadly got rid as games just way too expensive for me at the time, now every time I see a 'fix it' video I think was that mine?

@colinboneham7387 2 года назад

Nice fix Steve, love seeing the older consoles gettin some tlc

@mobiusprolix8454 2 года назад

Have I said how much I like your humor? PLEASE, never stop being you. Freaking hilarious and I bet everyone at the pub enjoys having you around. Whatever happened to the SN with the purple rectangular slide buttons for power etc? Cheers