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El Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), o simplemente Super Nintendo, es una consola de juegos de 16 bits lanzada por Nintendo en 1990. Super Nintendo fue uno de los más vendidos de su tiempo y todavía tiene una gran base de fans en la actualidad.

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No Signal on SNES

So I haven’t used my SNES in awhile. Decided to hook it up and I basically get no signal. I’ll try multiple games and the same thing happens with every one — It’s usually a black screen with an intermittent interference type sound accompanied by a very distorted picture of the game playing.

I tried disassembling the system and ran into an issue where the pin connector won’t come off. Most models I’ve seen online seem to have silver screw plates and mine has black ones. I bought the unit off ebay so I don’t know if the previous owner put in an aftermarket pin connector or something. I cleaned the slot with alcohol and a credit card. Still doesn’t work.

I really appreciate any help, thank you!

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I had a problem with a blank screen with my original console snes. I watched YouTube videos to see how to take it apart and found that I did not have the right tools, and I did not want to buy them. Btw, I also tried cleaning the machine with a thin cloth with alcohol and a credit card since it worked for someone else. My machine was working when I bought it but suddenly stopped. I took it to a video game repair shop and turns out all I needed was a new power cord for $14.99!! I hope this helps someone out there avoid spending big bucks for what might be a simple fix.

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Hey, Chase. In my experience SNES systems with a no signal issue have problems with the ICs on the board. These can only be sourced from a working SNES making them cost-prohibitive to replace. I have had luck in the past just by cleaning the entire system, especially the pins you’re talking about. I use a toothbrush and 99% Isopropyl Alcohol. If the connector pins are corroded that might be what’s making it difficult to remove. Many SNES systems that worked the day they were put into storage stop working when they get dirty. They collect lots of dust. Hopefully a deep cleaning will help, because the alternative is most often the ICs. Good luck!

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