screws?

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dragonman101
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screws?

Post by dragonman101 »

hey just opend a snes original (not mini) *after 1 1/2 hrs of xacto cuts and pliering* and the mobo doesnt come out?! i got a bunch of screws out like the cart connector the back of the board etc. i feel resistance somewhere in the middle of the board near the cart connector but i dont see screws i also see on certain spots of the board *upsidown* screws. thx 4 ur help
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Post by EvilnessNMyVeins »

Did you get the game bit screws out? because if you just cut out the plastic around it they will sill hold the board down.
Also have you removed the eject button?
dragonman101
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Post by dragonman101 »

i removed the big pole and spring thingie. wat r gamebit screws?
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Post by EvilnessNMyVeins »

They are the ones that hold the two sides together often called "Nintendo Screws" They are Gold and there is six of them, two located right by the cart slot.
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Post by dragonman101 »

dang. i spent 1 1/2 hour avoiding them cutting and breaking my fingers off by chopping off the back
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Post by Turbo Tax 1.0 »

break the screw posts with "big pliers"
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Post by EvilnessNMyVeins »

If you have a dremel you can cut them of... heck a hack saw would work.
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Post by atkafighter »

I think I know which screw you are talking about. If you are trying to save the case try checking under the stickers (I didn't find which one it is under). If you are not going to save the case (like me) keep breaking the bottom apart until you get to the screw post that holds the mobo in place then snap the post. I think you might have an integrated sound processor on your SNES. Lucky You!
I'm thinking the SNES with hidden screws does have the onboard sound processor, the one with easier to find screws does not.
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