N64 On, Video output not...

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Vanhal
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N64 On, Video output not...

Post by Vanhal »

It should be working. The power led is on but the video output is not outputing anything. Anyone?
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Post by timmeh87 »

1) read the sticky :roll:

2) put a jumper pack in (FORWARDS). turn the system on. then put a game in (forwards!) and turn it on

3) if it still dosent work it may be fried.
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Post by atari2600a »

It could also be the connectors for the A/V Input (as in on the cable) or Output (as in on the N64)

Plus, it could be that the connectors on the cartridge(s) simply have to be cleaned! Get some rubbing alcohol, a cloth, something small yet long & solid to put under the cloth, & polish off the connectors on all your games.

It (possibly) could be the cartridge connectors on your system too...
Vanhal
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Post by Vanhal »

Jumper Pac FORWARDS...... that might be the one..... It can go both ways????
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Post by Vanhal »

its in the right way, led doesn't even go on when its the wrong way.
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Post by Vanhal »

before
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Post by Vanhal »

the system only seems to be drawing .75amps. Is this normal?
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I dont think so.
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Post by Vanhal »

yeap deff the current, pluged in the real psu and it worked fine.
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