Sega Genesis Model 2!! Common Issue!! Easy Repair!!

Embark on a journey of nostalgia and technical prowess as I dive deep into the heart of a classic Sega Genesis Model 2 console. In this intricate repair adventure, watch as I bring new life to a gaming relic by meticulously restoring its power connector.
Step into the world of vintage gaming as I carefully disassemble the Sega Genesis, revealing the intricate components that once powered countless gaming sessions. With the power connector identified as the culprit for its ailing state, I guide you through each step of the repair process with precision and expertise.
Feel the satisfaction of wielding a soldering iron and replacing worn-out components, as I demonstrate the delicate art of soldering with steady hands and keen focus. Witness firsthand the transformation from a non-responsive console to a fully functional gaming powerhouse, ready to once again immerse players in the 16-bit glory of the past.
But this journey isn't just about fixing a power connector; it's a testament to the enduring spirit of retro gaming. Through every twist and turn, I share insights into the historical significance of the Sega Genesis, its impact on the gaming industry, and the memories it holds for countless enthusiasts.
Join me in celebrating the magic of a bygone era as I restore the Sega Genesis to its former glory. Whether you're a seasoned collector, a vintage gaming aficionado, or simply someone who cherishes the classics, this repair journey promises to captivate and inspire. Get ready to relive the pixelated adventures of your youth as the Sega Genesis springs back to life, proving that some gaming experiences are truly timeless.
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[@Ragesauce]

That's definitely not a sticker. That is a spraypainted original black genesis and the gold spraypaint is flaking off, revealing the original factory genesis logo.

[@wolfmanrepairs]

You might be right!! I didn’t think of that!! I’m going to have to take a closer look at it!! Thanks for your comment!! 🐺😁

[@patracioppo8046]

Nice Job. I like the view from the "Incoming" Microscope !

[@wolfmanrepairs]

Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed it!! Microscope incoming!!!!!!!🐺🤣

[@fistfullofchex]

I've been fixing model 2s off ebay recently and remember seeing this listing! Thanks for the vid and glad you got it working!

[@wolfmanrepairs]

That’s pretty awesome that you saw this listing on eBay!! I admit I paid a bit too much for this console but I had to check it out!! Glad you found the video!! Thank you for commenting!! 🐺😁

[@Megatron8379]

Can you fix mine? Controller port 1 does not work. Controller port 2 does work. What do you think the problem could be?

[@wolfmanrepairs]

It’s could be broken solder joints on the controller port. I had a console that had this issue a while back. Here is the video I had made on it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5DbXo1mprqrec0si=saVtZFZMvkQS_4Qo Let me know if that helps. If you still cannot get it working I would be happy to look at it. Just let me know 🐺😁

[@Megatron8379]

I'm not really good at this kind of thing. I wish that I was. Can you take look at for me and how much would it be?@@wolfmanrepairs

[@mattr8893]

Another fantastic video. Thanks

[@wolfmanrepairs]

Thank you!! I appreciate all your comments!! 🐺😁

[@TheHulkingMenace]

Now all it needs is 2 OPA4171 op-amp chips, two 500 pF 0805 SMD and two 1000 pF 0805 SMD to fix the audio circuit.

[@wolfmanrepairs]

I might have to give that a try!!! When I do I will make a video on it for sure!! Thank you for your suggestion!! 🐺😁

[@TheHulkingMenace]

@@wolfmanrepairs no problem. Console Mods site has the details about it.

[@wolfmanrepairs]

@TheHulkingMenace Awesome!! I just read the write up on it and I will look into purchasing the parts!! Thank so much!!🐺😁

[@shredaholic86]

Another winner! Keep ‘em coming!

[@wolfmanrepairs]

Thanks so much!!! 🐺😁

[@frozerinosrepairs]

Great video again 👏👏

[@wolfmanrepairs]

Thanks so much!! 🐺😁

[@doughnut_panda]

That needs a pro repaint done by you (video suggestion).

[@wolfmanrepairs]

That’s not a bad idea!! I will consider doing that for a video!! Thanks for your comment!! 🐺😁

[@silverfoenix]

I would say they either wiped the wet paint from the logo or clear taped over the logo & cut it with surgeon accuracy!

[@wolfmanrepairs]

Whatever they did I’m impressed!! Thanks for your comment!!🐺😁

[@grahampembs]

Are you going to have a go at trying to repair that first controller or looking for the fault?

[@wolfmanrepairs]

Yes, I have made another video on that controller. Stay tuned will be out shortly!!😁 Thanks for your comment!! 🐺😁

[@zanesnyder1114]

(6:59) Ewww

[@wolfmanrepairs]

🤣 yeah, that was gross!! Thanks for your comment!! 🐺😁