Let's Fix The Super Nintendo! - No Signal Fix
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I had this same issue with my old Super Nintendo and came across your video, I followed every step and I got it to work! Thank you!
Thank you for making this video for us, I had a super Nintendo sit in my closet for over 15 years as I grew up, and I wanted to try it out and have the same problem. You’re a lifesaver! Thank you again for all your knowledge and putting it out there.
You are awesome! This is exactly what I needed to get it back up and running! Thanks! 😎
Thanks, man! I was already desperate, thinking that I would need to buy another Snes.
Just took my SNES apart to clean it and it looks brand new in there. The absolute slightest oxidation, but a few swipes and boom it works like new again. Old me is proud of young me for keeping my stuff nice. Thanks for the vid!
Great video Tat! Have done 2 NES thus far but not a SNES. Looks much simpler!!!! Thanks for the DYI!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 BTW green oxidation usually is from water... Down there you have plenty of that with the humidity!
Indeed! It's humidity heaven down here! Thanks for the support!
I scrubbed my connector with alcohol and seemed to help some. I just used one of the 1up cleaning carts and could not believe what it took off. It had black connector marks on it after using. System works great now.
Thanks for a great video. Helped me half-ways.
From no signal, to just booting to good signal but stop after logo is displayed. I wonder what I've done wrong?
Some games work perfectly fine and others have a scrambled picture with sound or no picture with sound, everything including games have been thoroughly cleaned. Doesn't matter if using RF or composite cables. Any idea what's going on?
What kind of cleaner did you use for the pin connectors? Good video btw.
Hi, I will try this soon, however I'm still young and my parents will help me later.
The issus is that the game have worked after cleaning it ect... For like 1 minute and stopped and now no way to make it work again, with also any game.
It did that like 1 or 2 month ago, it worked briefly and no way to make it work again so I'm not sure if this is the same problem?
In my case it didn't work. My contact points are very oxided and can't be cleaned with just alcohol. Should I buy another cartridge reader or is there another part that could be damaged?
Thank you, going to give this a try 🤔 just need the security bit you talked about, don’t think I’ve seen that at a hardware store.
you won't find security bits at a hardware store. Just order them on eBay. They're like $5.
awesome! great step by step. thanks for that. very detailed.
TEDMAN73 Thanks!! I try. Lol.
Tried doing this to a Snes I just got but the damn connector is on there good. Gonna have to try and pry it off.
I’m getting my SNES to play with the RF cable connection but not with the AV, while in AV mode I’m just getting volume but no video with the same no signal across the screen. My question is would the problem require this same fix?
okay so what do we do with the super Nintendo version that the pins aren't removable and soldered onto the board?
My picture is usually fine but the screen starts to go dark then totally drops out. Then it comes back on after a few seconds. Sometimes as long as 10 seconds. Do you have any ideas what it might be?? Awesome video thanks 😃
My issue is not the signal but that it only gives me the black screen with no sound. I tired cleaning the pin connector (not opened) and still nothing with other games. If I try what you did on this video, will that work and fix the problem?
I am very new to this. I recently got the Nintendo Cool baby. However when I hook it up to my flat screen TV it says no signal. I've tried replacing the HDMI cord, still says No signal. Can you tell me what could be wrong. I do have the newer one than you are showing in this video. I don't know if that makes a difference or not. When I got this a couple weeks ago, it turned on great, but then it started turning off and the screen started saying no signal. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am totally old school and couldn't wait to play the original Mario Bro, however I can get so far in this game and it cuts off or either it don't even come on. Once again, I truly appreciate any advice you could give me.
What cleaner did you use to remove the oxidation?
Thanks for the video. Just got it out for my grandson, hope this fixes it. Haven't had it out in over 25 years. lol
I'm having an issue with my Snes, when I play Street Fighter Alpha 2. There are music but I can't or don't hear the announcer or Ryu's hadoken sound effect. How much does it cost to fix it?
nice video 👍 i’ve got a NES with the same problem, will have to give it a try
Daniel Turner yea, just clean the pin connectors! 😆
Going to try this out. Pulled my SNES out of a box after years of being tucked away and I'm getting the no signal or a jumbled image at best. Definitely can't hurt to open her up and clean what I can! I'll let ya know the results!
My issue exactly. SNES sat in storage for a number of years, I pulled it out hoping my kids and I could have some classic retro gaming fun, but bam! No signal.
So mine outputs a signal, but it's just a black screen with some faint purple lines
Thoughts?
Pins are shining and clean, the board looks just fine as well
Im having the same problem with mi snes. I will try this. Thanks for the video. Hope it works.
Hope so!
i don't have a security bit, is there an alternative? (i do but it's too fat)
Thanks so just wondering do you know how to fix white screen issues on Nes?
His&Hers 66 If the screen is blinking black and white, it could be the 72 pin connector. If it's a solid white, it could be the 72 pin connector or a bad PSU (power supply unit).
My pin connector won't come off. It has black screw plates unlike the silver ones shown in your video. Do I have a different model where the pin connector isn't supposed to come off? I appreciate any help!
The same happened to me, could you fix it??
@@julianaramirez7669 It turned out nothing was wrong with my system, just had a bad cable. Try a different cable if you can (the one that connects the system to the TV)
@@afterthought55 how did you know it was a bad cable? My cables look good and I’ve cleaned the pin connectors on 2 different snes’s and neither of them will turn on. 😕
Also the reason your pin connector wouldn’t come off is because later year models were fixed to the motherboard. Most ppl making these videos don’t mention that little bit of info. I have a ‘95 and a ‘93 snes and the ‘95 is fixed to the motherboard ‘93 is removable.
@@J10969 I think I just bought a new cable and figured it out that way. Thanks for the info, hope you can fix your SNES's!
My Snes stopped working, with a gamecardridge inside, also no signal, red light is on. Maybe this is the problem. Nice Video.
Hope it helps
A tripod can help you while you set up things that require two hands just a suggestion love the videos and hope to see more repair and how tos
I have a tripod, didn't feel like using it
What was the first tool he used for the screws on the bottom of the sned
Well I'm out of luck cause I don't have a stupid security bit to do this. It seemed to fire Sunset Riders perfect on the small hdtv and not my Vizio 4k smart tv. All I get is no signal.
The console should preferably be hooked up to a CRT tv. It's going to look horrible on a 4k TV anyway. 90s technology wasn't built for new age televisions. HDTVs will distort the pixels from the games and it will look very pixelated and washed out.
You can also buy the security bits on ebay for just a few bucks.
Nice work on the super nes
Dude your amazing ! My snes works now!
Glad I could help!
Any advice on how to clean the 64 pins on the inside of a SNES 1995 model? The 64 pin is soldered to the board and can't be removed like the earlier models can.
Just take a toothbrush and dip it in isopropyl alcohol and scrub it down for several minutes like you're brushing your teeth. Then, make sure the pins on your cartridge are also cleaned, use a q-tip.
@@TattedCollector Ok, I'll try that again. I didn't that once already. I picked this SNES up at a yardsale and I looks almost like someone spilled something inside of it.
@@TattedCollector I have the same 95 model. I tried a toothbrush as well three different times. It started flickering in and out so a little improvement. Anything else that can be done to access the bottom side or the connection points other than just keep at it? Do I need some other fine brush to get as far down as possible if I can only access from the top?
Can someone pls tell me what was the Tetris theme remix called at 1:43? It sounded soooo good
That's my secret
Nice man, very informative video..
Thanks man!
Hi ! You said that 9/10 times this fixes the no signal problem, unfortunately after following all those steps it still doesn't work for me ! No signal, no nothing ! But the power switch does turn on and I ordered new cables. Still doesn't work. Do you have any other solutions for me to try? It used to work perfectly then I stopped using it for like 1 year and now it doesn't work any more. The connections are all clean and not oxydised.... Thanks in advance !
Have you cleaned your games?
did you get your working? I have the same issue
@@TattedCollector yes
@@drhidayath nope :(
Did all that still not working this sucks can someone help me? I getting blank screen I cleaned everything
My snes console doesnt have the option to remove the top section of the pins where the games plug in. It all seems to be one piece. What can I do?
Not do this step. This step applied to MY consoles. It won't apply to everyone's.
@@TattedCollector I wasnt aware that the snes consoles had different hardware inside. I'm new to old consoles. Thanks.
Do you know by any chance why my pin connecter won’t come off? 5:42
Not all models have removable pin connectors. Only early models.
@@TattedCollector Any way to clean it even if it doesn't come out?????
Than you this was most helpful.
Do you use any converters to hook it up to an hd tv? I have an av to hdmi and still no signal after cleaning the pin connector.
No. I play all of my retro consoles on my Sony Trinitron CRT. Have you tried cleaning your games?
@@TattedCollector But the TV in the video is a Samsung flat tv.
True, but that was just used for testing purposes. Now, years later after that video was made (April 2018) all of my retro consoles are hooked up to a Sony Trinitron CRT in my gameroom.
@@TattedCollector But the question still stands, do you have an upscaling solution for the setup in the video? I tried 2 different consoles on my Orion flatscreen TV with both composite and analogue connection and it doesn't detect any signals. And yes, I spent 2 days cleaning one of the consoles and it didn't solve the issue. I keep reading everywhere that modern TVs just don't work with the 240i resolution of the snes.
@ you're right, majority of modern tv's don't work with the resolution. So..solution...get a CRT, problem solved.
What if the RF works fine but Multi out doesn't? Two different cables and two different TVs tried. Definitely the port?
mine shows no signal on composite cable but rf scan tunes into a black screen. Still no sound or video output from the game cartridge. any idea what could be wrong?
@@drhidayath I replaced the motherboard
@@antoin1888 oh thats a no go for me. Cant source a working mobo anywhere close
@@drhidayath Got mine off ebay
What did you use to clean it?
isopropyl alcohol, aka rubbing alcohol (91% or 99%) dont use anything lower as it contains more water than alcohol
Good luck!
Woo! It worked!
Mine doesn't come off
Same I did to get mine fixed 👍👍👍
ok so what about the 10th time out of 10?? I've cleaned so much that I've went through 2 walmart size bottles of 91% IA, and still same video results as before I even broke open the first bottle. I think the pin connector is bad, but not sure if it's the one soldered to the board that went bad or the removable section. BLAH!
WHAT SIZE IS THE SECURITY BIT
4.5mm
Any suggestions if this doesn't work?
this is just what worked for MY snes...if it doesnt work for yours, maybe look for another video.
What about a broken ac adapter
Wow ,,,this channel is $imilar to mine. Awesome content....big ThumbZ UP 🌴💀👍
Mines Has Sound But No Video ???
Pin connector probably needs cleaning, or could be an AV Out issue.
Did you ever figure out what was wrong with it? I'm having the same problem.
Rip super nintendo. Didnt work
I can do this, right? Yeah, sure I’ll be fine! I’ve had mine for 25 years....I can do this, right? Lmao. Stay tuned, I had better not screw this up!!! 😬
Wondering if you did it?
how did it go?