some connectors like the 60 pin set up and other repair parts
If the connector is shot, then I don't know where you'd find another one. And, IIRC, it's soldered to the board in that console. I don't know what you mean by "other repair parts" - very few things to break on a toploader. Electronic components in the power section are easily replaced (capacitors, voltage regulator, etc), but all are standard components available from any electronics supplier. But the edge connector is unique to the console. If it's shot, you might want to just look for another console.
If the connector is well and truly trashed, you can probably replace it with another 60 pin board mount connector. Perhaps you can find something on DigiKey or similar. It should be a standard .100 card edge connector... but getting one the right length might be tough.
Honestly, I've never worked on a toploader that needed a new connector.
If the connector is well and truly trashed, you can probably replace it with another 60 pin board mount connector. Perhaps you can find something on DigiKey or similar. It should be a standard .100 card edge connector... but getting one the right length might be tough.
Honestly, I've never worked on a toploader that needed a new connector.
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-Ian
some connectors like the 60 pin set up and other repair parts
If the connector is shot, then I don't know where you'd find another one. And, IIRC, it's soldered to the board in that console. I don't know what you mean by "other repair parts" - very few things to break on a toploader. Electronic components in the power section are easily replaced (capacitors, voltage regulator, etc), but all are standard components available from any electronics supplier. But the edge connector is unique to the console. If it's shot, you might want to just look for another console.
-Ian
probably another console would be your best bet
is hard to find famicom av toploader version
Try here, much more famicom focussed place: http://famicomworld.com/
thank you for the website
If the connector is well and truly trashed, you can probably replace it with another 60 pin board mount connector. Perhaps you can find something on DigiKey or similar. It should be a standard .100 card edge connector... but getting one the right length might be tough.
thank you