Nintendo Wii Console "open power supply" Questions

...open the power supply unit. this will expose the fuse. Kindly, inspect the fuse. if it shows signs of trauma, and it is blown, simply replace the fuse. Now, if the fuse shows no signs of trauma, or ...

...open the power supply unit. this will expose the fuse. Kindly, inspect the fuse. if it shows signs of trauma, and it is blown, simply replace the fuse. Now, if the fuse shows no signs of trauma, or ...

...open the power supply unit. this will expose the fuse. Kindly, inspect the fuse. if it shows signs of trauma, and it is blown, simply replace the fuse. Now, if the fuse shows no signs of trauma, or ...

...power supply seems OK check all SMD fuses on the main board. There are 7 on the V3 and about a dozen on the V4 / V5 / V6. NOTE.... you have to open the console to do this ... I hope this help in ...

...If its not then its the power supply. The powersupply needs to set in a somewhat open area, just like with any other power supply. They all create heat and need to breath otherwise they will burn

...on the original power cord, if nothing works, then you may need to open the unit and examine the power supply printed circuit board for any damaged or blown components. I hope this helps. Good

power supply , You will need to open the unit to check. If the fuse is blown replace, but if it blows out then you will need to check for failure in the SMPS. Can be the surge protector, the rectifier

...open the power supply unit. this will expose the fuse. Kindly, inspect the fuse. if it shows signs of trauma, and it is blown, simply replace the fuse. Now, if the fuse shows no signs of trauma, or ...

...open the wii up you should see the power supply the fuse might have a cover over it, if the fuse is black it's blown, if you put a nother 1 in and blows again the then you have a dead short somewhare ...

...power supply is good Buy a tri-crew drive ship on ebay $2 fix it by your self because you have no warranty (it is 6 years old) open it up then replace the fuse here is where the fuse should be ...