Top 20 Nintendo NES Console Questions & Answers

Secret trick: take NES cartridge, press cartridge down and waggle the cartridge inside the NES and then hold the NES down and shove the cartridge onto the pins. An alternate solution is to take a Q tip, dip it in rubbing alcohol and clean out all the dust inside your game.

It can mean many things, but probably the video output or the cable between the NES and whatever it is connected to, might have bad/broken contacts. It's hard to troubleshoot just by writing. NES is old, it doesn't live forever. You might as well get a collector to pay top dollar for it and have him fix it. Or use the box for some custom HTPC project (example: https://kyber.ninja/content/Building%20a%20Nintendo%20HTPC/ )

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Well you can buy the nes av adapter from eBay Lukie games and jj games http://www.lukiegames.com/

If you are using a newer TV or a digital TV the nes zappers do not work on them for some reason. Only will work on cRT or tube style tv's sorry

I am guessing that it could be that the 72 pinconnecter needs to be replaced and try cleaning the game packs out with quips and rubbing alcohol the worst case scenario is that the console could be on its last life then maybe.

It sounds like the game packs could probally be dirty so clean them out with qutips and rubbing alchal.

Well it sounds like that the pin connecter is behind this problem and it needs to be replaced then.

This is possible a problem with your A/V cords. Try "jiggling" them around when you have the NES turned on, and if there is no picture or sound after that, you may need a new set of the cables.

Try cleaning the game packs out with autopsy and rubbing alcohol to see if it helps

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Well it could be the capacitor is causing the problem and needs to be replaced or try cleaning the console out with compressed air then I had a similar problem with mine so I cleaned out the console and replaced the pin connecter and it's fine now it could be that problem then or maybe the console is on its last life so buy a new NES then

Either your av cable is shot or your tv's av port is shot or your nintendo's internal parts have worn out.

Try using composite cables.

I think that the game genie destroyed the console then so don't use any game sharks or game genies as they screw up the consoles Nintendo made it so you can't cheat then on their games so fair and square us how I do it then

Well try cleaning the game packs out with quips and rubbing alcohol then to see if it makes a difference if not then the 72 pin connecter needs to be replaced

Well it sounds like to me that the game pack is broken then so I guess you should buy games from lukue games and jj games like I do

Qutips and rubbing alcohal then that's how I clean my NES game packs sNES game packs and my N64 and my Atari 2600 game packs and my sega genesis game packs out with I clean out my consoles with compressed air cans then