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I Bought 6 Broken Game Boys - Let's Try to Fix Them! 

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I Bought ALL The Broken Game Boys - Let's Fix Them! I bought every color of Game Boy in the Play It Loud! series (USA available colors) so I have size to try to get fully working. Corroded battery contacts are a problem with almost all of them. I also fixed a couple screen issues and, of course, did some cleaning.
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@jeremy2283
@jeremy2283 Год назад
I like that you're doing more retro repairs. You've become well rounded in your reportoire!
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Trying to mix it up a bit. Glad you enjoy these.
@tyriedle2658
@tyriedle2658 9 месяцев назад
Happy Sunday have a nice day today ok i enjoy these videos,
@adamstewart247
@adamstewart247 5 месяцев назад
Would be great to see a WiiU disc drive replacement. I need to do that repair at some point
@matthewcurry3565
@matthewcurry3565 4 месяца назад
​@@Tronicsfixwith how much corrosion you see I would mention that only 90% isopropyl alcohol for electronics cleaning.
@xxSepelxx
@xxSepelxx Год назад
The white stuff that you crunched of the black game boys battery connectors is most likely battery acid. To clean that off there is a very simple trick: Use some vinegar and the acid starts bubbling and dissolves immediately. I usually clean the stuff afterwards with some IPA to prevent rusting due to the vinegar, but I am not sure if you would actually need to. By the way, I really like your retro console repair videos! Keep it up!
@christophergilmer8267
@christophergilmer8267 Год назад
this is the way
@xsaxia2008
@xsaxia2008 11 месяцев назад
I used the acid to destroy the acid
@alessandromazzini7026
@alessandromazzini7026 9 месяцев назад
Fellow Expert in vinegar anticorrosion tech🗿
@xsaxia2008
@xsaxia2008 6 месяцев назад
@@user-gu3fg2ju5q I was referencing vinegar being acidic, as opposed to basic
@damionmanuel7337
@damionmanuel7337 6 месяцев назад
@xsaxia2008 Right, but battery "acid" is actually a base, alkaline, not really acid like we call it. That's why vinegar, an acid, works to neutralize it.
@resalemindset3037
@resalemindset3037 Год назад
can you imagine how great it would be if every board had to have vital info printed onto it
@timhartherz5652
@timhartherz5652 Год назад
This used to be the case, many expensive electronics even came with schematics in the manual. For others you could request the service manual with the schematics from the manufacturer. Now even a stupid switch is considered a "trade secret" to make repairs as difficult as possible.
@howdoichangemyprofilepictu9839
@@wlerailfan9870 its less capitalism and more corporate consumerism. its the end result of capitalism though.
@oldmanbiscuit7518
@oldmanbiscuit7518 10 месяцев назад
@@wlerailfan9870 as opposed to what? State made things are perfect and if you tinker with them you get lined up aginst the wall?
@contraband1543
@contraband1543 10 месяцев назад
@@oldmanbiscuit7518 da comrade
@dncomments
@dncomments 9 месяцев назад
@@timhartherz5652Do you really think most people could even do a simple solder job? Most people have no skills to even get electronics apart. I don’t see how wasting money on included schematics would do anything as it’s rare that a consumer would even know the first thing about it.
@cidkramer
@cidkramer Год назад
Desolder like you did, throw the battery tabs into some heated vinegar for a few min, clean them up with isopropyl and reinstall. Works every time for me. I also drop some isopropyl into the wheels and work them back and forth before blowing the with compressed air. I do the same for the power switch. For the cartridge slot I use a tooth brush to clean the pins nicely.
@kazinwho
@kazinwho Год назад
Heated vinegar, eh? I've used room temp vinegar for some battery terminals which worked, does the heating make it work better?
@cidkramer
@cidkramer Год назад
@@kazinwho heating vinegar seems to make a difference for me. For other household cleaning people suggest heating it
@kazinwho
@kazinwho Год назад
@@cidkramer Good to know! I hadn't heard to do that. Thanks!
@cidkramer
@cidkramer Год назад
@@kazinwho I put vinegar in a shot glass and heat it for 10 to 15 seconds. Throw the battery tabs in and agitate them after a min to make sure the crustiness is breaking off.
@matthewcurry3565
@matthewcurry3565 4 месяца назад
​@@cidkramerheating acids will in fact make it angry or be a bit more acidic. So, you are correct. Just dont put any chips, or copper into vinegar heated or not. Such frail copper connections will not like being made into copper acetate. But, the corrosion will be bright pretty blue if you do so there is that. Beats the white toxic acid from the batteries.
@Slashser
@Slashser Год назад
I grew up with the Advance so it just dawned on me, but it surprises me how they managed to make a much more powerful console run in half the battery power.
@Moby41
@Moby41 Год назад
Always a good day when Tronics uploads a new video
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Hope you enjoy it!
@funnytomato69
@funnytomato69 4 месяца назад
No
@HybridDivide
@HybridDivide Год назад
If you want to get a bit more contrast on OG Game Boy screens, change the polarizer direction, and install a bivert chip. It'll end up with the image being correct, but with better contrast.
@abdullahrex4769
@abdullahrex4769 Год назад
I don't know why, but your game console repair videos feel like they are repairing my childhood. You are our hero!!
@daniel070487
@daniel070487 Год назад
your childhood can't be repaired 😂
@carlthejexican7551
@carlthejexican7551 Год назад
I honestly bought BW-100 a few weeks ago because of your content, really does work wonders, works better than IPA 99% for a lot of what I normally do.
@EMNemesis
@EMNemesis Год назад
Enjoyed watching this, looking forward on more handheld consoles being repaired back to life and give new purpose.
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Glad you enjoyed! Always more to come
@TheBrando212
@TheBrando212 Год назад
Would love to see you get ahold of a Vita or one of the micro Gameboy's sometime. Could see those being interesting to see broken down and repaired.
@daboomer2277
@daboomer2277 Год назад
👍👍👍👍
@westla3074
@westla3074 Год назад
Great video as always. One suggestion for production value when showing retro handhelds, have a dedicated variable speed camera to match the lower refresh rates of the screen in use. It would show a much better representation of what you're actually seeing.
@310_Latchkey_kid
@310_Latchkey_kid Год назад
This type of video is the reason why I love watching your channel!! Amazing job!
@generalorgana45
@generalorgana45 Год назад
Yay more DMGs! Thanks for working on these, they’re some of my favorites to see fixed
@pikaplayer2870
@pikaplayer2870 Год назад
Watching you fix old consoles and handhelds always makes me happy :)
@pc-122
@pc-122 Год назад
The dmg-1 might be my favorite gameboy. I bought a broken one to reshell and battery/screen mod a few years ago. It was so satisfying, one of the bigger projects I’d done up to that point. It set me on a path to collet more and repair more stuff in general. So I have some serious love for these chunky boys haha
@Christophersanchez1326
@Christophersanchez1326 Год назад
As everyone saw, the first Gameboy already had its own video. 😁 Just sit back and enjoy the rest of this video. 😊
@kirimasu5179
@kirimasu5179 Год назад
Your Videos are soo enjoyable. The cleanings are kind of ASMR for me haha. Keep it up, you are a truly impressive man.
@edusszfx
@edusszfx Год назад
I had the red one with that case and all ! Brings back good memories! Great job getting it all working!
@tomleech9753
@tomleech9753 Год назад
The contacts aren't so much "corroded" as the battery acids have turned into salts and have adhered to the metal. I mostly just squirt some vinegar on them and watch it bubble away the salts which are impeding the connections. Additionally, you'll often find them in the headphone jack, which will stop the sound from working, as it uses a switch to make sure sound only comes out of the speakers or the headphones. While I love that you repaired all of these, I gotta be honest, I hate the original gameboy screen and I'd love to see you show how simple it is to install an IPS screen mod, because they look BEAUTIFUL, and even can do 4 color pallette modes which are really nice with some games.
@BlueTrane2028
@BlueTrane2028 Год назад
I know he likes to solder, but the one with the lines would've been PERFECT for the IPS mod.
@tomleech9753
@tomleech9753 Год назад
@@BlueTrane2028 I've never seen anyone bother with swapping the actual screens like that. heh. It's so not worth it. heh.
@bloink3511
@bloink3511 Год назад
Just found my old gameboy and game collection a few weeks ago. Been tinkering ever since. Thanks for the incredibly well made videos. They really help my understanding of how these old things work
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Love finding old stuff! Glad you enjoyed this. Good luck fixing yours up!
@Spartan122S
@Spartan122S Год назад
Another great Tronicsfix video to end the Friday afternoon! Thank you Steve and like always happy Friday! 🍻
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
You too!
@ZackMuffinMan
@ZackMuffinMan Год назад
Love seeing the retro repairs!
@ShoelessJP
@ShoelessJP Год назад
Your videos are so satisfying to watch. Keep up the great work.
@brrruuuh
@brrruuuh Год назад
Great videos as always. You inspire me to fix my videogame collection everytime I see your videos Greetings!
@Javisflip_
@Javisflip_ Год назад
I was just looking into buying new battery contacts for my corroded DMG GameBoy. I think I’m gonna give it a shot after this video, thanks!
@dschult3
@dschult3 Год назад
I love the BW-100 can I bought after watching your videos. I haven't had a stick drift issue on my JoyCons since I bought the can over a year ago. Thanks for recommending it. Nice job with the Game Boys!
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Love hearing this! I have a couple cans at home too that my wife and son use to clean their joycons when they start to drift.
@haralamc
@haralamc Год назад
Tried contact cleaner myself on series s controller even gently lifted back the plastic green sides to get behind but still drifts sadly
@sjohnpo1178
@sjohnpo1178 Год назад
Also can clean heavy corrotion with vinegar. Couple of hours and turns back new. Great video.
@javiles2331
@javiles2331 Год назад
Steve you’re going a real great collection! 🎉❤ love your videos!
@patpatboy2
@patpatboy2 Год назад
I love watching retro tech get a second lease on life! My GameBoy Color is still kickin' around! 😁
@Zetsumei88
@Zetsumei88 Год назад
Wow! That red Gameboy is beautiful! What a great find!
@aroundtheblockwithbrock4799
Loved the video definitely would love more retro repairs keep it up 😃
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
More to come!
@reinholdachleitner2069
@reinholdachleitner2069 Год назад
Awesome video,it's nice to see all the play it loud series Gameboys.The white build up on the contacts is lead sulphate or sulfation,it's not actually corrosion,just a coating.💯👌🏻✌🏻
@Dosmod
@Dosmod Год назад
Ironically in the video with the most mentions of the word "corrosion".
@mikesmith7249
@mikesmith7249 4 месяца назад
14:02 exactly! Love the channel, keep up the great work
@trevorkneeland5605
@trevorkneeland5605 Год назад
Using a Hot air station at about 200-250 degrees works very well for vertical screen lines. Much better than the soldering iron most people seem to use.
@Priksy
@Priksy Год назад
Hey @TronicsFix u could take Q-Tips with some Vinegar to loose all of the corrosion easily. The Vinegar will react to the corrosion caused by batteries. Just take some IPA after loosing everything like that and ur contacts will most likely look like brand new.
@jdgamingandfriends5286
@jdgamingandfriends5286 Год назад
I didn't even know that game boys originally came with a cover for the port! Great repairs steve.
@ekspatriat
@ekspatriat Год назад
Did you know Japanese screws are not Phillips? They are JIS and you can get screwdrivers. Phillips screwdrivers 'work' but chewed screws happen more often.
@Keepskatin
@Keepskatin Год назад
Interesting, I like and dispise custom tools
@Island360
@Island360 5 месяцев назад
I always use a Japanese Hammer to open Gameboys
@sndsofscnce
@sndsofscnce Год назад
Like seeing all these different colored Game Boys, only ever had the traditional beige version.
@Mr.Bearded.Mechanic
@Mr.Bearded.Mechanic Год назад
I recently found out that Lemon Oil (Citrus Limon) is a pretty good glue solvent. Even better than IPA or at least quicker. I use Lemon Oil on glue residue to soften it up and use IPA to clean the rest of the oil. I have a Gameboy Color in green color from the mid-, mid-late 90'. It has given me some core memory for me. Still got it.
@seba830
@seba830 Год назад
Dude, you just made me pull out my old gameboy and try to fix it. Im gonna try to replace the shell, change the contacts and clean it, maybe it will work, i did notice some rust on it,, when i was a child it fell into water i dunno maybe there is still some life left in it
@I_am_Allan
@I_am_Allan Год назад
Great video, as always Steve!
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
@12345.......
@12345....... Год назад
This reminded me I think I left batteries in my wii controllers when last stored
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
NOOOOOOO...lol. I don't think batteries leak as bad as they used to at least.
@Lotus_1776
@Lotus_1776 Год назад
Soake the contacts in vinegar for 10 min it dissolves the corrosion . Then you can just solder them back on
@cameronbernard493
@cameronbernard493 Год назад
Love all your videos dude. "The perfect amount of thermal paste" 😅. Gets me every time. How do you find these good deals, I would live to fix some old electronics. Can never find a half decent deal on ebay.
@newbutthunt
@newbutthunt Год назад
You got the best thumbnails, always smiling👍
@Fetteremo
@Fetteremo Год назад
Hey, do you have any recommendations on how to get started doing the same thing you do? I have a bunch of old games from my childhood, that I think are similarly damaged to those gb games you already repaired, I want to repair them and play them again myself. Love your content, keep it up!
@cmdrparasite
@cmdrparasite 2 месяца назад
Loving the 8-bit music in this video
@LadySamurai88
@LadySamurai88 Год назад
And i already saw the cleaning video and that was great to see even tho i saw many of these videos it never gets old and it is great to see such video on my favorite RU-vid account 😁
@demonbeast86
@demonbeast86 Год назад
Amazing video thanks for the tips please make one for Gameboy advance SP some of mine SP don't change anymore and need ideas for repair
@Z42b
@Z42b 21 день назад
wow that green one turned out like new, very cool steve
@nevinmc3880
@nevinmc3880 Год назад
You should try to do a IPS screen mod. They're very easy to do on these DMG game boys. It's essentially plug and play😊
@UssyMustyYS
@UssyMustyYS Год назад
Great retro fix, great nostalgia.
@verybempostadepaiva3008
@verybempostadepaiva3008 Год назад
just love your video's keep them coming
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Thank you! Will do!
@sergeleon1163
@sergeleon1163 Год назад
In the video you call a lot of the white power/crystals corrosion, but it's actually potassium carbonate formed by the potassium hydroxide in Alkaline batteries. Alkaline batteries a liquid potassium hydroxide which is unpleasant stuff, but when it converted to potassium carbonate that is stable and it’s not dangerous and can be just cleaned off.
@bradleythatcher2869
@bradleythatcher2869 Год назад
Every month I find a GameBoy to fix. Its fun and such a low cost of entry. The best part is that most are fixable with very little effort.
@cutchyuz630
@cutchyuz630 Год назад
You almost got all those LCD lines to come back to life! I had a similar issue, but I just came back to it later and got them working. I probably spent 45 minutes in total.
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
I was so bummed that I couldn't get it working
@dbzfighter2025
@dbzfighter2025 Год назад
Are you considering a retro-bright video for the grey one? That would be pretty neat if you did.
@nahuelgonzalez2709
@nahuelgonzalez2709 Год назад
New TronicsFix video, let's goooooo!
@CDRaff
@CDRaff Год назад
With bad battery corrosion try some water with baking soda dissolved in it. It works wonders as long as the metal isn't corroded away altogether. Also cleans the residue off boards really easily. Plus the foam is cool.
@jrgaln
@jrgaln Год назад
You are amazing. Keep up the great work.
@overlordghs1081
@overlordghs1081 Год назад
Hey, love your videos. Was wondering if you could try doing a video on fixing a bunch of controllers for the switch besides Joy-cons (like the elite controllers). I have gone through so many over the years with either serious stick drift or just complete loss of power and I'd like if you could take a look at some.
@g_rammstein
@g_rammstein Год назад
nothing broken at all. well done. indeed the red one is beautiful. I had one back then. I don't even know where it is and if it still functions.
@OG_Zero_Cool
@OG_Zero_Cool Год назад
LOVE your videos, I'm sure you know this but you can use white vinegar to clean up that battery corrosion.
@skiplazauski1497
@skiplazauski1497 Год назад
Those very corroded battery terminals could easily be made perfectly clean by dropping they into a sonic cleaner with the correct amount of abrasive added. This would save you a chuck of time. The sonic cleaners aren't that expensive. I enjoy your videos, Dr. Skip
@timhartherz5652
@timhartherz5652 Год назад
You can easily get it off with some household vinegar, it neutralises the alkaline residue. Afterwards rinse with water/q-tips and clean up with ipa. Apply protective zinc coating with q-tips or at least some oil. Great for contact which you can't or don't want to remove. Don't need an ultrasonic, but if you have one i still recommend neutralising that battery gunk beforehand.
@XaFFaX
@XaFFaX Год назад
This mostly was not corrosion, but rather spilled battery acid. Quite good contacts though, mostly not rusted with that acid.
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
And what does spilled battery acid cause?
@bengoshi4
@bengoshi4 Год назад
I have the blue version! Perfectly working 😎 Anyway .... Great content !!!
@mukeshgoolcharan6121
@mukeshgoolcharan6121 Год назад
Good stuff man 😊
@mrlox9576
@mrlox9576 Год назад
Lay a piece of foil accross the corroded part and put batteries in to test to see if the unit works or if you have bigger problems before going to the effort of cleaning. Will save you time.
@mikinard
@mikinard Год назад
Drag back and forth on the whole screen connector and not just on the dead lines.. it works
@timboslizetv2638
@timboslizetv2638 Год назад
Love it!
@adzmitch
@adzmitch Год назад
I recognise that first one, the dirt in the speaker :D
@Franxy108
@Franxy108 10 месяцев назад
Gotta Love His Content.
@marcopasta
@marcopasta Год назад
I find white vinegar is best for battery corrosion. Should try that first lol
@lazereth45
@lazereth45 9 месяцев назад
White vinegar dissolves that corrosion pretty well so could use it on the plastic and then just make sure it’s all cleaned up, gets in the nooks a lot easier
@matt25876
@matt25876 Год назад
You should get one of the guys that works for you to do the restoration..maybe one of those cleaning ASMR style videos. I hear Robert is pretty good at it .😉😂 Loving the content, giving me more confidence to take apart some of my own electronics.
@BlueTrane2028
@BlueTrane2028 Год назад
Source for the correct dark grey screen cover for the Play it loud gameboys? The ones I've gotten were either too light or too dark, the one on that green looked perfect...
@MrBlackmaxDK
@MrBlackmaxDK Год назад
Man i allways wanted the clear Game Boy as a kid, and i still want it today :D, i do still have my original grey Game Boy from back in the days :)
@AhmadCycro
@AhmadCycro Год назад
Awesome video!! Would the polarizer have been a little easier/safer to remove if you had used a heat gun on the adhesive first?
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Yes, definitely
@AJpalma23
@AJpalma23 Год назад
Would love to see you do an IPS screen mod to one of these or a GBC/GBA!
@shadowfrost44
@shadowfrost44 Год назад
Extreme green was missing love that you are doing retro stuff
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
More coming!
@shadowfrost44
@shadowfrost44 Год назад
​@@Tronicsfix woop!!!
@sjmoorez
@sjmoorez Год назад
You are generally thorough so I never say anything, but with those shelves off, why not give them a complete cleaning with hot water and soap? Makes a huge difference in the final product.. for example the green one still had what appeared to be hella dirty spots on it. Edit: I watch a lot of Tysy tube and also odd tinkering who do similar things but complete full restorations rather than your more specific fixing broken circuit board and compactors/chip sets. For what little my opinion is worth to you already successful channel is I'd personally like to see more shell/casings receive a portion of the video. It's super helpful and I doubt most people follow multiple channels like this. Also doing upgrades to these devices could be cool. Like backlights or changing conventionally battery run handhelds into lithium ion variants. Just my opinion. I think it'd help draw a larger audience. But I enjoy your content regardless
@shady4422
@shady4422 Год назад
Enjoyed that,Great vid
@thebreatho
@thebreatho Год назад
I always try the roll the batteries trick to try and make better contact
@alexhaarman7871
@alexhaarman7871 Год назад
You should try Lemon Juice Concentrate like the little lemon shaped bottles for corrosion sometime, it works really fast, just don't use it if usomething has to started to rustic because in that case it will just make it look super ugly and sometimes worse. I use it all the time for Wiji Remote Lots
@DanielOliveiraViolao
@DanielOliveiraViolao Год назад
Great, dude!
@TheAppleFanBoyAppleArchivesUS
@TheAppleFanBoyAppleArchivesUS 2 месяца назад
Love your videos 😊
@cesars5106
@cesars5106 Год назад
Thanks for the amazing content, now I'd like to know if you have repaired a PS4 launch edition with the error su-42118-6? my ps4 is unable to update and I think the grey cable from the motherboard to the disk reader is broken
@briandoss9232
@briandoss9232 5 месяцев назад
Dude I learned alot about contact cleaning today.
@0plp0
@0plp0 Год назад
This white precipitate is not corrosion but KOH Potassium Hydroxide from the battery.
@adwol48
@adwol48 Год назад
taking the old polarising filter off my gameboy during a back-light and bi vert mod was probably the most scary thing I have ever done when i heard that crack when you were doing yours I thought you had cracked the glass.
@gordonfreeman7680
@gordonfreeman7680 Год назад
love your vids man.
@shindukess
@shindukess Год назад
I still have my radiant red with the hard case. No warranty card though. Need to get my Gameboy fixed because it won't play games with saves. I dunked it in the tub as a kid. Thought it could be played under water for some reason.
@weniard
@weniard Год назад
Nicely done
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Thanks!
@coincollectingtime821
@coincollectingtime821 Год назад
It’s a good day, especially when he buys a lot of broken stuff
@steveaustin330
@steveaustin330 11 месяцев назад
Also, another banger episode,Steve!
@PoopaChallupa
@PoopaChallupa Год назад
I had a camera and printer for gameboy. Looked like a fossil, but it was cool at the time.
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
Those are so cool! I'm going to try to find one of each.
@tinystar3010
@tinystar3010 Год назад
I really like that yellow one. Do you sell some of the stuff you fix on ebay?
@franzusgutlus54
@franzusgutlus54 Год назад
How many broken game boys do you want to buy? Steve: Yes
@Tronicsfix
@Tronicsfix Год назад
This is true!
@xOshiageMan
@xOshiageMan Год назад
Who’s steve?
@franzusgutlus54
@franzusgutlus54 Год назад
@@xOshiageMan the guy who made this video
@xOshiageMan
@xOshiageMan Год назад
@@franzusgutlus54 how do you know tronicsfix’s real name
@franzusgutlus54
@franzusgutlus54 Год назад
@@xOshiageMan good question. I am not sure. Maybe I read it in someone elses comment.
@bobbrown98
@bobbrown98 Год назад
Is the BW100 sort of like an improved "Contact Cleaner"? Would it work on stereo pots and other types of mechanical connectors?
@HypocritesExposd
@HypocritesExposd Год назад
Where can I get Gameboy polarizers? Mine is in desperate need of one. Thank you!
@amandastyles-uh6zx
@amandastyles-uh6zx День назад
The clear one was always my favorite one and i can never find them anywhere ❤❤
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