SNES Repair Black Screen Fix: HV Timer Fail

[@phantomexe9640]

Love the detail you go into while working. Watched all your older videos. Saved my Snes a year ago because of your videos.

[@jeffcasper5844]

Glad to see your back!

[@stridervanmeter8409]

i was really sad when i realized you stopped uploading so much. I really like these repair vids, very lowkey and relaxing to watch.

[@Celicam]

"It's like painting, but I'm not a painter." Well you may not be a painter but I still think these videos are art! Glad to see you're back! ^^

[@RavenCap0807]

This isn't boring at all. You are bringing back to life the best console on the planet!! Said it before, you are doing God's work! Subbed!! Actually learning alot!!

[@thesecretofmana]

Back in the game! What I love about your videos is that every single one teaches something new. I have two faulty consoles, where one would show video in rolling black and white mode, I swapped the cpus around and I get black screen on both. Swapped them back and black screen again. Looks like I should desolder and re-do both. Thanks!

[@PunkNDisorderlyGamer]

@@thesecretofmana I’ve had a rolling black and white before, I had to swap the caps and then I swapped the Trimmer Capacitor (red potentiometer labeled TC1).

[@leex187]

I hope you get a lot more views cause you’re the most professional retro repair man on KZbin.

[@PunkNDisorderlyGamer]

That’s cap🧢 lol

[@leex187]

@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer it’s the truth!

[@bradybrotherton2733]

Hey man, so glad you're back! Keep doing what you're doing!!

[@Brendinni]

Yes! I'm so happy you're back! Can't wait to watch both of your new videos ❤‍🔥

[@74bobby]

Bro I came Directly to the Comment Section to Say Im Glad your Back...

[@PunkNDisorderlyGamer]

Yeah it’s been a while. 2 years 😭

[@Zoogundo]

Welcome back!!! I'm so happy you are uploading more great videos!!! 😁

[@evilskunk1]

Thanks for posting this video. It helped me troubleshoot which chip was the problem on my brother in laws SNES. It works now.

[@PunkNDisorderlyGamer]

@@evilskunk1 glad it helped.

[@will1972rupp]

Glad to see you’re back! I seen all your videos! I learned how to do a board swap on my snes cart! Watching your videos! I have looked through a lot of videos! I can’t find any that could take the time to explain what the chips are and there Functions! On the snes! Been fixing them for fun not for profit! Great videos still learning! Hope there’s many more of your videos to come! Will

[@mint_kyuu99]

Welcome back! It's good to see you again

[@BurnOmatic]

yessss, my favorite snes fixer is back :D

[@tveigel78]

Welcome back. Love the videos.

[@mr.flex3017]

Nice to see you back ❤

[@MaccAttacc]

Glad to see you back. I love these videos. Can you link what flux and solder you use?

[@PunkNDisorderlyGamer]

@@MaccAttacc a.co/d/9o61NaZ a.co/d/fgcDOmy a.co/d/8rxwIHc a.co/d/is8Y5zX These are the different solder and fluxes I use. The 8341 flux is probably my favorite.

[@retrogameplus3838]

Heck yeah good to be back

[@vincentrutter8793]

Welcome back, missed your insight😊😊😊

[@LFOSyncToo]

The board with coke could actually be washed with water and soap if you want to disassemble it further. Just an idea...

[@DaveRod831]

maybe not first but good to see you're back

[@brandonburks4451]

Welcome back!

[@CristianLopez-nz1xf]

Wellcome back brother

[@sammydavis3796]

Hell yea brother love these videos

[@MavHunter20XX]

not sure if you've figured it out yet, I just used to lubricant to help remove stuck parts. maybe some wd40, but I used tri flow in my instance. Had that exact issue on a 1chip board, oddly enough, the thing worked after replacing the power port, VR, reset button and front panel connector port.

[@NightyWolf007]

I miss your videos

[@justinlira1841]

I would have still cleaned the donar boer board just to fire it up and run the test cart. It's unlikely, but if it did manage to work, you would have a better idea which chips were good

[@PunkNDisorderlyGamer]

@@justinlira1841 in the cartridge connector it was super sticky and I couldn’t get it to come off I didn’t want to risk ruining a game cart. If I did let it sit in some cleaning solution perhaps it would’ve dissolved the soda, but I’m almost positive it wouldn’t have booted the cart anyway. Sometimes a bad cpu won’t even boot the test cart.

[@poppysilver]

hey missed ur vids😊

[@MavHunter20XX]

What flux do you like to use for surface mount chip removal?

[@PunkNDisorderlyGamer]

@@MavHunter20XX mg chemicals 8341 no clean flux paste.

[@MavHunter20XX]

@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer Ace! Thanks

[@PunkNDisorderlyGamer]

@ try and pick up the jar and not the syringe you get almost 5 times as much for like $2-3 more.

[@MavHunter20XX]

@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer good thing you said something, was about to get the syringe

[@Porcelainbowl]

holy shit dude I thought you retired

[@PunkNDisorderlyGamer]

@@Porcelainbowl 😅

[@sidgallup]

hey dude, i also fix Snes consoles just for fun and a bit of profit, i have 3 Snes Junriors with dead SAPU chips, do you happen to have one of these chips that works so you can sell it to me? im located in Houston...

[@PunkNDisorderlyGamer]

@@sidgallup I don’t sorry. In fact I have a 1 chip that may need an APU chip.

[@Tele3C]

First, primo, bentornato Daisuke, welcome back

[@PunkNDisorderlyGamer]

@@Tele3C 👍