Faulty Sega CD Repair - Retro Console Restoration

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• FE

  @fenriswolfretro · 5 years ago · pinned

  It&apos;s worth mentioning that the only thing I really did with this system, was replace the fuse. This was one of my early repairs, and I had the &quot;bright&quot; idea to use a socket for the fuse for easier swapping.<br><br>I didn&apos;t have a Sega CD game at the time, so stored it away. Eventually forgot about it, until I saw it again while moving rooms. Since I didn&apos;t have a ton of time, I sent it to Borderline for him to mess with further.<br><br>Glad to see you got it working though! It was entertaining to watch the whole process!

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• JU

  @juhbee064 · 5 years ago

  Good catch on that magnetic spindle assembly.

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• CH

  @cheesecake9250 · 2 years ago

  3 years later and this video is still interesting to watch

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• BR

  @BrainSlugs83 · 3 years ago

  For discolored plastic scratches, you can hit them with the heat gun (or hot air rework station) and the discolouration will go away. &nbsp;The scratches will still be present physically, they just won&apos;t be all white and discolored. ✌🏻

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• KO

  @KolesnikDamir · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOXA7efUD7c&amp;t=347">5:47</a> Chuck from Angry Birds mentioned

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• EI

  @eidolusgad · 4 years ago

  I miss my Genesis and Sega CD. Those were good days.

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• OL

  @oldendary · 3 years ago

  My soul left my body at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOXA7efUD7c&amp;t=163">2:43</a>

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• TH

  @themegajediOBVM · 2 years ago

  Hi sir! This video is &nbsp;relaxing and satisfiying because of &quot;happy end&quot;! The pictire is nice, voce is undertandable even for not native English speaker as I am. Thank you so much for this. I wish you good luck and developing of your YT channel.

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• SK

  @skins4thewin · 3 years ago

  Great seeing a positive attitude when dealing with difficult repairs. &nbsp;That&apos;s an excellent trait to have for a repair person.

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• PO

  @POIROT2070 · 3 years ago

  F1 fan here well done on repair

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• TH

  @thedrunkmonkshow · 3 years ago

  Damn that system has been through hell and back lol. &nbsp;It&apos;s almost like whoever first owned it never cared for it and then for years it was living the storage life collecting dust, bumps and scrapes. &nbsp;But it is a miracle that overall it still works and is salvageable.

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• XI

  @XiJinPiggie · 2 years ago

  It&apos;s nice to see something like that be used so heavily. Just means it served its purpose and the owners enjoyed it thoroughly. An underappreciated console indeed.

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