VGRestore Ep42: Fixing a Black Screen of Death SNES
49K views · Sep 5, 2020 · Gaming
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@jamesdavies686 · 5 years ago
When you clean the flux off the board, put a coffee filter or paper towel down first, then scrub the area with the toothbrush, this way the paper towel absorbs the flux, otherwise the toothbrush only just spreads out the flux on the board for the most part.
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@scottdecker8612 · 6 years ago
You’re doing a great job man 👍. Loving the SNES console stuff, keep it up.
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@vincentrutter8793 · 6 years ago
Always enjoyed your work, excellent tutorial,never rushed, it's the reason people subscribe
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@Silent.Obsidianwaves · 6 years ago
Man I really love your content! Watching console repair is so awesome!
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@ecusetarip256 · 5 years ago
You ended up doing more than I needed but you explained everything so clearly I kept watching. Good video!
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@CristianflavioLopez · 6 years ago
Hello brother, nice see new videos again
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@stridervanmeter8409 · 6 years ago
I especially like the console repair vids
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@gobosox207 · 5 years ago
First video I've checked out in your channel. Already learned a ton of new stuff. I love your test cart. I've been interested in fixing up old consoles since I tried to boot up my snes and I got a black screen. Except of lufia 2, that boots to the first two screens before it goes black. Trying to learn all I can so I can fix my snes. Anyways, can't wait to check out more of your videos.
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@bradybrotherton9778 · 6 years ago
Thanks again for the videos! This is a good way to put a replacement fuse on the super nes, nice job 👍
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@Aberusugi · 4 years ago
If you add a tiny bit of solder to your tip you will also improve the ability to remove solder from the board with the braid and with the sucker, because you need that solder to get quicker and more uniform heat transfer.
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@dustin2dust351 · 6 years ago (edited)
It’s fun watching you work. It’s satisfying and hypnotic. Good job on the fix. 👍
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@1Raphael · 6 years ago
Always awesome videos thanks for sharing.
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