How To Fix Computer: 2-bit games - 018 - Sega Game Gear repair (audio Fix)

Friday, December 3, 2010

2-bit games - 018 - Sega Game Gear repair (audio Fix)

A show that details many aspects of the video game industry. In Episode 018, I show two ways to deal with common problems of the Game Gear to deal with very well. Due to a bad capacitor in the speaker often decent volume. There is a work around and a permanent solution, this video details the two. See all my 2-bit sequences in this order: www.youtube.com Disclaimer: The implementation of this repair, you run the risk of accidental damage to your Sega Game Gear. I am not responsible for any damages that you mayaccidental damage to your system. I do not guarantee that this repair fix your console because it provides a lot of audio failure. Soldering electronics is always a risky business when you have much experience he has a friend, not for you. Soldering irons are very hot and should be treated with extreme caution. By continuing to look at this tutorial, you agree to do this repair at your own risk. 1. Towle or leaf, so you do not scratch the screen game Gears 1 Security Screwdriverscrewdriver or a first-through plastic pen and a lighter 1.Philips Pliers first 47 uF (microfarad) capacitor at Radio Shack soldering iron and a lead-free solder flux would also be a good idea to wear rubber gloves so no oils applied to sensitive parts of the system. Here's a direct link to the compensation capacitor: www.radioshack.com A similar capacitor works just to make up to 6.5 volts or higher