Crazy that this fix is so consistent, just wanted to let you know you’re still saving people in 2024

This was exactly what was wrong with the one I just got! Great video and thank you for posting it! Mario kart here here I come!

I got one SNES control deck since 1992 and stop playing with it in 1994. A few days ago i start it up and happens the same as in the video and i know what im going to do tomorrow LOL.

SNES Removing Yellow will be White.

What tool is using to taking apart the system and where do you get one?

91% isopropyl alcohol I assume then you can't use a 70%, right?

My DC jack was loose and power only worked when held a certain way. When I went to resolder the metal ring around where you solder came off. After soldering I now have no power at all. Is it because the metal came off and if it is how do I fix it?

9:23 that's the first time I've ever been on hold without being on the phone. Or was it supposed to be, "we'll be back after this word from our sponsor. "? Lol

Nintendo is like the Apple of game consoles. They're so anal about anyone tampering with their stuff that they don't even use normal screws, requiring a special driver.

What ac adapter are you using?

I thought my SNES was Yellow lol, Thanks For The Video it was Very Helpful...

Mine plays Super Mario World perfectly, but none of the other games. Any ideas?

Awesome video. It still didn't work 😢 i guess its time I toss mine 😭

I had to do this for a snes jr, but since they don't make replacement Jack's for that model i had a friend 3d print one and changed the size barrel jack.

Very helpful, got the job done, thanks!

My pin connector will not come out after taking out all of the screws. I do have a 1995 motherboard that says SNS-CPU-1CHIP-03.

Take a shot everytime you he says "here"

Do you have a link to that specific bit?

I in the starts kidding. Attachments

Yup. After following your video, I did the same and now it works. I could see a little corrosion on one of the pins. Thank you!

Worked perfectly! Amazing tutorial <3

Cool video. I have a GameBoy Adapter SNES i got recently and 3 pins have a scratch on it making the screen also pixel buggy like yours. Was really curious if something like this might work. Gonna try it in the next few days now that i saw it worked for you! Thanks!

For the people who don’t want to do all this stuff I have a quick tutorial for u that worked for me first try unplugging it and plugging it back in

the best game

Didn't work for me.. wonder what else it could be

I replace my power supply on my super nintendo But now nothing shows on my Tv Before I replaced it it used to shoh but was broken so it would turn off sometimes don't know if I didn't Saturate right or what's the problem

I have AN SNSES with video output but it's not reading the game has it should it's saying some weird error code any ideas?

I have a good picture and sound but the sprites aren't showing up in the two games I have! What could be the problem?

Thanks, your video helped me fix my console. Now I need to figure out the best way to remove the yellow color from the console.

Thanks for the vid. Next time just apply more heat to the joints and pull at the same time you can get that out without having to force it out.

I tried this step by step and it was helpful but I still get "no signal". I've tried with the av cables directly to tv and with an HDMI converter. When I do the converter I get the starting "ding" with Mario Kart but still a blue screen that says "no signal". I've also tried the RF cable and turning the console on just changes the pattern of fuzz on the screen.

what song is that in the beginning of the video? i was trying to find it on youtube! haha

Yep my contacts had green on them underneath all good now

I gotta replace the one I got... I haven't soldered in like 10 years 😭😭😭

Eu testaria antes de fechar....rs

I remember when these came out and tryin to clean cartridges to get em to work. Thx for help w/this video bro👍🏼

That you so much I was going to smash my SNES

I managed to clean a truly disgusting amount of dust out of my console, but it's still not giving my TV any signal either with the old coaxel set up nor the vga cable. And I know the VGA cable is still good as it's the same one I use for my GameCube with no issues.

What brand and model solder iron are you using? Also what is the wattage and temperature?

That was a lucky find tho🤣

Great tip! Got my SNES back up and running.

solder oxidizes over time. This isn't recommended to be used on gold plated contacts as eventually this won't be readable again in the future.

And if this doesnt work, any suggestions? Some games will come on but are all boxy, pixelated. You can hear the sounds and music. Other games dont do anything. Ive confirmed all the games Ive tested with do work on a second SNES.

This is exactly what I needed, thank you - followed your instructions and I've now got a fully working SNES again :D

Any advice on how to clean the 64 pins on the inside of a SNES 1995 model? The 64 pin is soldered to the board and can't be removed like the earlier models can.

nice could tjis work in Fam Comp as well? I used Pc monitor and it shows no signal cords are properly connected

stopped by my parents place the other day and found a Cache of old systems, my old snes, my playstation 1 my xbox crystal clear edition. I turned on my super nintendo and there was no display so now i am waiting on my game bit to come today so i can open it up, my question is, Is there a lock on the ribbon cable you disconnected? I ruin A lot of my electronic projects because i am too rough on ribbon cables, so i was wondering is there a ribbon cable lock you have to flip up and how much force should u use when you plug it back in?

1. Flux is used to clean oxidation from the surfaces of the work. This allows for successful wetting action. 2. Corrosion that was present should have been scraped off (very gently) before you tried to apply solder to the pin. You could have used an exacto or a fiberglass pen.

3:40 that piece on mine isn’t coming out. Is there some trick to it? Do I need to pinch it in any particular spot?

Super Helpful Video- thank you