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NES CONNECTOR 

REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS

 

Stop your nes from blinking!

Change that nes connector!
Yellow and green dots show location of screws to be removed
Step 1: Collect Your Tools
One  number 1 Phillips Screwdriver (1 size smaller than regular)

Step 2: Remove the top console cover
Position the NES  so the bottom is showing, and remove
the six screws located around the outer edge of the console.
After the screws are removed, turn the NES unit
over, and remove
the top cover.
Bottom of nes nintendo console
Step2

 

Step 3: Remove the screws securing the RF Shield
There are  7 screws to remove, follow the outer edge of the shiny metal cover
.  Remove the RF shield from the NES - 
After the screws are removed, slide the RF shield forward a bit, and lift it up.
remove the rf shield of the nes
Step 3:

 

Step 4: Loosen screws around RF Unit
Two screws are located on the base of the nes securing the main board loosen these about half-way
loosen the screws of your nes, nintendo rf unit
Step 4:

 

Step 5: Remove the Cartridge Holder
 Remove the 6 screws that secure  the black game holder  that holds the NES cartridges while in play. Notice 2 of these screws are a different color, and should be replaced in the same hole on assembly.
remove the cartridge holder
Step 5:

 

Step 6: Remove the Game Holder
After removing screws, place your fingers under mother board,    pull the game holder  toward the front of the unit , and up to
remove. (this holder has a plastic clip on the front of the unit that slides into place when the holder is re-installed make sure it goes under the main board.)
remove the game holder..be careful!
Step 6:

 

Step 7: Remove Old Connector
Using  both hands, as pictured left...get a couple fingers under the
motherboard, (between the board and bottom metal piece) and pull up on it a bit, then, start pushing the old connector
off of the motherboard by using the "handles" on either side of the connectors. It will be very tight but it will slide off.   Make sure the main board is raised high enough so that the connector is high enough to clear the lower metal piece
Push, Push , Push! Some times it is very hard to get off.
Step 7:

 

Step 8: Slide the New Connector into place.
Align the new connector and slide into place, assemble your NES in reverse order. Once assembled, you should now have a blink free system. If you run into problems and you have purchased a connector from me. please email me at Mary@gamepart.com I will be more than happy to help!
PLEASE READ
You must clean your games before using your new connector. If you do not, you will be wasting your time.

Ideally games should be wiped with a q-tip every time, before  they are inserted. If you use a Game Genie, your connector pins will spread again

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