Nintendo 64 Manual de usuario
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Nintendo 64 Power Supply Fuse Replacement Guide
Thank you for your purchase of a Nintendo 64 power supply replacement fuse from Nintendo Repair
Hut. We appreciate your patronage and look forward to serving you again in the future. If you have any
questions please don’t hesitate to contact us at Starwander@Comcast.net. This guide is intended to
help you through the steps involved in installing your replacement fuse.
Items Needed to Start
Nintendo 64 power supply fuse
4.5mm security screw kit
Soldering iron
Soldering braid or solder sucker
Solder
Wire cutters
Safety goggle
Gas respiratory or fume hood
Personal Protective Equipment
During the process of removing the fuse from the power adapter and installing the replacement one you
will be vaporizing the solder and other materials on the circuit board. This will release toxic fumes into
the air that will be inhaled if you are not using respiratory protection. We recommend that you use at
the very least a gas respiratory to protect yourself and goggles to protect your eyes. The best solution is
to use a fume hood if you have access to one.
Soldering Skills Needed
This repair requires extensive soldering skills and should not be attempted by a novice. You are more
likely to damage the system if you don’t have the proper skills. We recommend that if you are not
completely comfortable with your soldering skills you return this repair kit for a full refund at this time.
Patience
This repair requires roughly fifteen to twenty minutes of work. If you start to get tired we recommend
that you stop and come back to the work at a difference time. Attention to detail is an absolute must
during this repair.
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Fuse Index
This is an index of the fuse(s) that are found in the Nintendo 64 power adapter. Fuses are labeled by a F
prefix before the number on the board.
Mother Board Part Number
Capacitor Value
Mounting Style
F1
1.5A 250V
Radial
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Soldering Techniques:
In order to solder and unsolder correctly you will need a soldering iron, solder and soldering braid or
solder sucker. Once you have these items it is safe to proceed forward. For the duration of this project it
is not recommended that you use a cold heat or any other instantaneous heating soldering gun, since
these soldering devices use an electrical current to melt the solder. Passing a strong electrical current
through your games or systems is not recommended and as such should be avoided. We recommend
that you use a typical soldering gun, the type that you have to plug in and wait to heat up. In addition it
is recommended that you set your soldering iron to 30watts for the duration of this project if possible.
Unsoldering:
Correctly unsoldering a joint is rather easy once you get the hang of it. In order to unsolder a joint place
soldering braid over the solder you wish to remove and then place the soldering iron over the soldering
braid. The soldering iron will heat the braid and in turn the solder will liquefy, which will be sucked up by
the braid. Please see the picture below.
Picture Introduction: Proper usage of solder braid
Although it might take a little while to completely remove all of the solder, patience and persistence will
pay off in this case. Every 10-15 seconds remove the soldering braid and check to see if the solder have
been fully removed. As soldering braid is takes up solder periodically cut off these used sections as
This is the inside of a Super Nintendo game cartridge.
The
soldering
braid is
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the solder
you want to
remove
The soldering iron is
placed over the
soldering braid
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needed. If you do not have soldering braid and instead have a solder sucker you can melt the solder with
the soldering iron and then rapidly suck the solder up with the solder sucker.
Soldering:
Now that the solder has been removed you can now remove the object that the solder was holding in
place and you are now ready to solder something new into place. During this project it is not safe to use
excessive soldering material as bridging between joints is very easy due to their close proximity to each
other.
The two most important things to keep in mind are:
1) Never allow patches of solder to overlap or touch, doing so creates a short, thereby rendering the
circuit inoperable.
2) Make sure to use enough solder to securely attach whatever it is you are soldering, do not be afraid
to test the joint out.
Keeping these items in mind lets continue with our demonstration. To apply the solder take it and place
it over the soldering joint and then lightly place the soldering iron over the solder. This is just like
unsoldering, although this time you are soldering and not unsoldering. This part is a little tricky when
you first start and is hard to describe with words alone. It is recommended that you test out melting
solder first to get an idea of how it behaves.
One ideal exercise you might want to try is to attempt to solder together two pieces of wire. Take two
pieces of wire, strip the ends, twist the ends together and then practice applying solder over this twisted
joint. During the course of this project if you run into trouble remember you can always back track and
remove the solder and try again, using the soldering braid. Soldering braid and solder are very cheap
and as such are worth playing around with to get comfortable with before you go ahead and try to
solder in a replacement battery. Now that we have covered the basics of soldering and unsoldering, let’s
get started with the replacement of that fuse.
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Step One:
To start please turn over the power supply and locate the two 4.5mm security screws holding the casing
together seen in picture one below.
Picture One: Back side of Nintendo 64 power supply
Once you have located them please unscrew the screws and remove the back casing. As you attempt to
remove the casings, the back casing snaps off relatively easily; however the top casing doesn’t. It seems
as if it is still screwed in someplace; however this isn’t true. There are two small foam sticky pads that
are glued to the top of the mother board and cement it to the inside of the top of the casing. If you pull
really hard you will be able to pull off the top casing. Once the casings have been removed then proceed
to step two.
4.5mm Security Screws
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Step Two:
Now that the casing has been removed your power supply mother board should look something like
picture two below.
Picture Two: Nintendo 64 power supply mother board
Once the board has been accessed you are ready to start replacing that fuse. Please proceed to the next
step.
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Step Three
In order to unsolder the fuse we recommend the following strategy. For the purposes of this guide the
following pictures are from a sample system and are not directly taken from the Nintendo 64 power
adapter.
Picture Three: Proper usage of soldering braid
Place the soldering braid over the solder joint and then heat the joint with your soldering iron. The braid
will suck up the solder and free the lead. You can also apply a small amount of traction on the lead by
grasping the lead from the other side with a set of needle nose pliers and pulling if needed.
Once the leads are unsoldered please proceed to the next step.
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Step Four
Next you need to solder the replacement fuse into place. Fuses are bidirectional so don’t worry about
what lead goes in what hole. We recommend the following strategy.
Picture Four: Lead soldering
Insert the leads and then bend them at a ninety degree angle. Then cut the leads down to the desired
length. Finally solder the leads into place. Congratulations you are finished.
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Troubleshooting Section
We are sorry to hear that you ran into complications from your repair. Unfortunately this particular
repair is difficult to troubleshoot due to the complexity of the repair job, although here are some
general guidelines.
1) Make sure that none of the terminals are bridge with solder
2) Make sure the power cable is not cut or damaged or replace it.
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