Useful repair links!

[Damon Plus]

Lots of mods for (almost) every system

http://www.mmmonkey.co.uk/console/index.htm[/quote]

[Logicdustbin]

If you have ever wanted to make your own portable game system or if you just want to 'pimp it out,' this site is for you.

http://www.freewebs.com/segasonicfan/


BTW - does anyone have a link showing how to add s-video to a Genesis?

[lurpak]

Jopac Power Switch repair

http://66.148.84.13/~lurpak/jopac/switch/index.htm

[gbpxl]

I wanted to give a shout-out to Luke from Console5.com who has given some very in-depth write-ups on console repairs. His website has a ton of spec sheets and general information if you are troubleshooting something or replacing something.

[ozyr]

Jopac Power Switch repair

http://66.148.84.13/~lurpak/jopac/switch/index.htm

This link don't work no more...

[phreak97]

heres a page written by myself which will tell you which region snes controllers work on which region consoles, and how to modify a controller to be 'universal' so as to work on any region console.

http://nfg.2y.net/wiki/doku.php?id=snes

[kainemaxwell]

PS2 Guides:

http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/ps2/game/915821.html
-Gamefaqs list of PS2 repair faqs

http://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/hardware/ps2.ars
-Repairing and fixing the gears

[lop239]

Plenty of NES mods and repair links
www.freewebs.com/nesmodlinks

[koster]

Turbo Express sound fix:
http://www.pcenginefx.com/forums/index.php?topic=702.0

Edited: fixed broken link

[videogame2008]

Repair parts list - Replacement parts list - find shop/store - do it myself

[channelmaniac]

Shameless plug, but I do have parts for old non-PC computers (Apple, Atari, TRS-80, TI, Commodore, and more) and older game consoles (Gen 1 Genesis and older)...

http://www.arcadecomponents.com

My repair logs are kept here:
http://newlifegames.net/nlg/index.php?board=19.0

I hope they help you keep your systems running for years to come!

If it's not proper to post, feel free to flame me in a PM.

RJ

[shadow460]

http://members.optusnet.com.au/evilt.../ggrepair.html

Game Gear screen and sound fix. Also fixes units that shut off by themselves.

[smallfish]

Included in that treasure trove are a guide to currently available batteries with all their specs, as well as massive cross-reference listings for different manufacturers.

[bacteria]

Tried several of the links in this topic and none worked, the links are too old. A reference section serves no use if the links don't work! lol

[stopXwhispering]

I agree, too many links not working. Especially the first entry about power supplies, which I am looking for.. >_<

[plasticMan]

Tried several of the links in this topic and none worked, the links are too old. A reference section serves no use if the links don't work! lol

I agree, too many links not working. Especially the first entry about power supplies, which I am looking for.. >_<

here is a valid list of repair shops if you are looking for someone to help you fix your games, consoles, and controllers.
Nintendo Sega Etc Repair Shops

doing it yourself requires some videos or tutorials and this tool kit:
Gamebit Professional Kit with 3.8mm and 4.5mm game bit and other stuff you'll need

[-^Cro§Bow^-]

Here are two guides I wrote sometime back for a nice cheap and fairly easy repair for those pesky 5200 controllers.

Here is the non-flash/BW step-by-step guide

http://members.cox.net/crossbow777/g...gd/5200_rep_gd


And here is a simplied version of that same guide as a Flash presentation...

http://members.cox.net/crossbow777/g...00_basic_flash

Enjoy...

[spanks_4]

looking on a guide of how to fix this or a repair manual.

the system turns on, but all i get on the screen is some diaganol lines. i have tried different rf switch boxes and i get the same thing everytime. there is also no sound when the unit is on. any help would be greatly appreciated

[Mobius]

http://www.teamfremont.com/features/...uoRepair.shtml

TurboDuo laser replacement... I just did this repair today, and it worked beautifully! The process is easy, but the guide is useful because it tells you exactly what part you need and where to find it.

[Apollo]

I found this today and thought it would really help, as it did for me.

If you're having trouble with the shoulder buttons on a DS, before you bring it in for repairs or take it apart, try blowing hardly, or using compressed air, right at the separation between the case and the button. My R button hasn't worked for months, but this fixed it in about 15 seconds.