So a while ago I decided to take my SNES classic apart for whatever reason, and when I came to turn it back on, the power led was not working and the reset button was not working. I think I’ve found that the problem is within the board itself, so I am unsure if I could buy that smaller board for the console somewhere else. I’ve tried cleaning it with isopropyl alcohol and to no avail. Thanks for the help.
So I recently opened mine up and cleaned it up with isopropyl. After doing this it turns on but nothing appears on the Television, I finally got it to work but anytime the console is moved, even the smallest amount the display flickers. Is this a short in the boar? Is there away to fix it?
yes you can fix it when you opened it and cleaned it you may have put something out of place or you knocked it out of place go back in to it and make sure its all good
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at 00:37, it says HDMI. HOW DOES THAT THING HAVE HDMI?
Aiden - 回复
pics are > video, tho ideally there would be both, but for heaven’s sake, if you’re only gonna have one or the other, stick to pics!!!!!!!
Firstname Lastname - 回复
So a while ago I decided to take my SNES classic apart for whatever reason, and when I came to turn it back on, the power led was not working and the reset button was not working. I think I’ve found that the problem is within the board itself, so I am unsure if I could buy that smaller board for the console somewhere else. I’ve tried cleaning it with isopropyl alcohol and to no avail. Thanks for the help.
Nintendo Gaming - 回复
So I recently opened mine up and cleaned it up with isopropyl. After doing this it turns on but nothing appears on the Television, I finally got it to work but anytime the console is moved, even the smallest amount the display flickers. Is this a short in the boar? Is there away to fix it?
Thomas Sullivan - 回复
yes you can fix it when you opened it and cleaned it you may have put something out of place or you knocked it out of place go back in to it and make sure its all good
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