Thank you very much! My issue was the jumper pak, had some corrosion on the connectors at the bottom. Cleaned the connectors, plugged in and worked straight away.
Remember that with the power supply, the voltage will come up to 12 v when it has a load. It is normal that the supply voltage shows a few volts under or over when there is no load. Because there are two rails coming from the supply (12 v and 3.3 v) you will find under no load that that one rail will be lower than the spec and the other will be higher than the spec. eg 11.2 v and 3.6 v. Hope this helps
The memory expansion cart doubles the N64's RAM memory. Originally the console would come out with a jumper pack cart which basically terminates/shorts all the "secondary" RAM lines so that only the on board memory would be used.
*WARNING* When unscrewing the first 6 screws to open the console beware that the plastic threading can become impossibly fragile. When putting an N64 of mine back together after repair, 3 of them crumbled after the minimum pressure was applied... Thanks for this video and giving me the confidence to open mine up. Luckily my childhood console survived, though my backup console on the other hand rattles with loose plastic inside now. My confidence to continue cracking open these old consoles has crumbled along with the fragile threading.
Mine didn't work. I thought it was the video cable because the power light came on but I couldn't get a picture, however taking the jumper pak out turning it on and off then re-inserting the jumper pak fixed it.
my n64 has the same problem where the red light will turn on but nothing shows up on the screen. I've checked the RGB cables and they work just fine. I'll try getting a gamebit screwdriver soon and see if I can fix anything on the inside. I got this console from my older cousin, it was just sitting in his room for years so that might've taken a toll on it 😷 thank u for the video!!
I had the same issue after being in storage. Cleaned cartridge , ram, and system. The issue was the cartridge slot had dust under the contacts. Pull up on slot and boom dust.
hello, thanks for the video, mine work only for a few seconds with the expansion pack replica then freeze, i tried two original expansion packs but nothing, i know is not the console problem cuz i get to see the intro but then freeze, please help me, what do you think?
this is exactly whats been wrong with my nintendo 64, i'll watch and follow the whole tutorial another day (because life and work) but i'll follow it through and then the fun times can roll again :)
hey Slot1Gamer i have a nintendi 64 just a question i have mine hooked up is there supposed to be a picture or sound if there is no game in the slot cuz when i turn it on with no game theres no picture or sound
I have 2 64s, one works perfect the other one doesnt get a/v so i took it apart cleaned it, hooked up. No audio or video still. Tried the cables on my console that works and everything turn on fine. I tried using my expansion pak from my good one in the non working system and still nothing. Any idea what could be wrong?
The only game that will play on my hdtv is 007. I'm nite sure why I have the expansion pack. on my other TV it will not play at all. I have the red, yellow and white cables in correctly. and 007 will only play sometimes
I have the same issue with mine, however mine does have solid power going to it (the light is always on), my house only has hdtvs (which i read may be an issue), my RBG cable is a bit loose when I put it in, could be the cable? I'm yet to give the whole thing a clean but for someone who doesnt know much what would your advise be? Cheers.
Thanks for the vid. It felt like it was about 14 minutes too long though. In the end, it sounds like you fixed it, but you don't actually show it working.
Jon Carson When I watch other peoples repair videos, sometimes I find it more helpful if there is less stuff cut out, this was a 1~2 hour job btw. Yeah it was working, still is infact :) 13:00 is about where I showed it working :D Thanks for watching
At the end you said you did something to the contact points of the power supply, did you just solder the points again? I saw that the two grounds points were connected via solder, did you break that contact point? I couldn't tell because the video was fuzzy towards the end. I ask because my N64 wont power on, I have two different AC connectors and none will work. Any suggestions?
John Gotti Jr I just re-worked the pins on the socket, they are usually the problem in most consoles but not this one.Do you have a multimeter? I'd check to see if power is getting to the main board, there are test pads on the main board for the different voltages, also check the power switch and reset..
Thanks for making this video. I have an odd problem with my Nintendo 64. I get clear sound, and the system plays games just fine, however it seems to have color issues. It's like the picture comes out nearly black and white, but has a bit of color...it's like the colors are extremely faded and unsaturated. Tried cleaning the carts and cleaned the cart slot with qtip and Windex, did not help. The console looks extremely dirty and I ordered a Gamebit from Ebay so I can open 'er up and give it a good cleaning. If the issue still isn't resolved after cleaning it, where should I pay attention to in the system to try and fix this?
IIDoratus ok two things, is the console the same region as your TV? Second the DAC or the video output could be shorting out get some isopropyl alcohol and give the board a good clean
Slot1Gamer Thank you for replying :) Yes the console is the same as my TV (NTSC). I have already cleaned the board of dust. Should I clean the legs of the DAC chip itself even though they look spotless?
Trying to resurrect a Nintendo 64, that's been up in my attic for about 10 years. I took it apart and cleaned all the connections with Iso Alcohol. Surprisingly the board and fitting looked good. I re-soldered the Power connection, and Multi AV port connections to make sure the unit has fresh solder to complete the electrical connections. Now i got the unit to power on, and i have sound but NO picture? Any idea why ? Also i have another N64 in good working order, that i have hooked up the the same power supply and cables and it works perfect so i know its not the power brick or cables. Is there a certain section of the N64 board i can jump out / or re-solder to test for picture?
Sorry for the late post but I have an issue with my N64. Now it works and plays fine but when the game is on screen it glitches into messy tone of colors. Is there a way to fix it?
hi. um do you know how to fix a n64 power adaptor? i have one that, if i plug it into any of my n64 consoles, i wont get video or sound, but the led will be on, if i try a different power adaptor on the same consoles, they will work perfect, any thoughtts?
Good video but when you say wash it what do you mean? I was told use a cotton swab and isopropyl alcohol, but my n64 is having the same no video/sound problem.
helpboy3000 Yeah, Isopropyl is recommended (try to get 90%+, you don't want too much water.. I use 100%).. You can also buy PCB cleaner that comes in a spray can, works really well for cart connectors :).. Do some basic troubleshooting first ofcource hehe, most common is the jumper pack is loose :D Thanks for watching my video
You need two small flat blade screw drivers One to slide the clip to one side at the same une try and pry the two halves apart so the clip can go past the latch. Do this one clip at a time
@@Eastsidee817 The n64 outputs 240p NTSC or 288p PAL new TVs don't accept 240p NTSC or 288p PAL tube TVs just used scan lines or line doubling to fill in the screen
I don't know what the problem is ith mine. Sometimes it works if I turn it on and off again for awhile and other times itll just turn on. The red light comes one but I get no picture. When it does work sound and picture are fine but if i even slightly move the console it will freeze. I'm afraid to open it because I don't want it to bust. Any idea?
I have the same problem that yo,but i have another solution: clean the cartridge exit with alcohol and a credit card. The console works very well BTW thanks fot that tutorial :D
^^^ THIS!!! ^^^ Initially I thought it sounded silly but I was desperate as nothing else worked. Although I tried compressed air and there was no visible contamination, the alcohol on the credit card worked like a champ. Thank you!
+Slot1Gamer it is. maybe its cus im using a new 720p tv. i had an old hd tv that was like 480p and it was fine but i dont want to switch to the old tv again.
Hey man great video I have the same issus if the mother bored has a loose solder point or something on the chip do I just sodder it ? Juts to make sure everything is connected right ?
I plugged in my n64 right and turned it on and no sound and no picture like i didn't evin put in the avs but i did thought the avs just need to be in a different av slot or something but nothing but i turn it on and it just shows the red light to let you know its on wth am i doing wrong its fucking plugged in what more do you want . i dont know
When I was about 9 I made this dumb mistake in my n64, i took an f zero game and put a snes game genie onto a game shark pro then put the stack into the system (Which was a dumb move) the system powered on for about one second then powered off did I burn out the power supply? Or did I fry the motherboard? Please help fast!!!!!
***** In the video or what I normally use? They are both LCD, the one in the video is a 15" (AWIA, it's now owned by Sony) it has HDMI, VGA, Component, Composite, RF, HDRF, S-video and is multi region.
The n64 outputs 240p NTSC or 288p PAL new TVs don't accept 240p NTSC or 288p PAL they accept 480i NTSC or 576i PAL higher resolutions 90s gaming consoles output 240p NTSC or 288p PAL instead of 480i NTSC or 576 PAL certain games output 480i NTSC or 576i PAL
@@Slot1Gamer I literally cannot find why it wont show picture or sound the board and everything is very clean. Only thing I haven't tested is the power supply
the expansion pack holds all the memory does it, i think not considering its a 4mb pack giving the machine 8mb total when used plus most n64's never had them
My Nintendo 64 when I plug it in it turns on I plug into the side of the tv and nothing pops up you can hear the sound but the tv screen I black and says Video
@@hvacguy84 what's your fucking problem hvacguy? They aren't asking you, and every time I look for a genuine answer your spamming these threads. Get a life jackass, you don't sound smart as your just spouting garbled stupidity. It has nothing to do with resolution u fuckbag
panda sniper100 Hi, check the edge connector (the gold pins) on the video plug on the back of the console. they may just be dirty. Use a Qtip and some rubbing alcohol to clean them. Also check the pins inside the square end of the n64 AV cable too
no i just did some research and its because the cable i got to connect it to the tv seems to be fake i know as i borrowed a Friends cable and it worked fine but i appropriate the reply thanks
I'm trying to connect mine right now and I have every cable connect right and I can kinda hear the sound, but my tv just says no signal, someone please help fast !!
Slot1Gamer holy shit sup man. Basically I dug up my n64 to play but this time it didn’t turn in like it usually does. I took it all apart and cleaned it up good with rubbing alcohol, but it’s still just the red light on but no video or sound. I think I got a hookup from a friend to use their cords to test it out again, but any recommendations for what else I can do?
Hey thero! Hello! I have a problem too. I've never opened my N64 cause I feel that I'll break it. Any way, when I turn it on WITH the Expansion Pak, the Nintendo logo appears and it turns off, the it appears again and it turns off again and again. I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO! I wished so much to play Majora's Mask.... But I can't... Hope you answer please!!!!
i'm sorry i couldn't watch the whole video , i have sound but no video what do you think my problem is? i tried the pins they were all okay i guess , should i just clean the insides a bit ?
Is it bad if i put it in the sink when it was on? XD No really i have been letting it dry for 2 days now is is still safe to test! THIS IS NOT A JOKE I PUT IT IN THE SINK!
Thank you very much! My issue was the jumper pak, had some corrosion on the connectors at the bottom. Cleaned the connectors, plugged in and worked straight away.
Awesome, it’s funny how the “expansion pack” is actually part of the base memory so the console won’t work without one haha
Remember that with the power supply, the voltage will come up to 12 v when it has a load. It is normal that the supply voltage shows a few volts under or over when there is no load. Because there are two rails coming from the supply (12 v and 3.3 v) you will find under no load that that one rail will be lower than the spec and the other will be higher than the spec. eg 11.2 v and 3.6 v. Hope this helps
+Daniel Dredge thanks for the info :D
I need to see you soldering skills in action. That is some very impressive work.
The memory expansion cart doubles the N64's RAM memory. Originally the console would come out with a jumper pack cart which basically terminates/shorts all the "secondary" RAM lines so that only the on board memory would be used.
Very good video, my system was having a similar problem, fixed it by removing the jumper pack and plugging it again. Thank you.
***** Thanks for watching my video :D I've had that happen a few times too haha
having the same problem so I'll check out the points here, good advice
My Nintendo 64 now works. Thank you, Sir.
FMOI: Roevanity
*WARNING*
When unscrewing the first 6 screws to open the console beware that the plastic threading can become impossibly fragile.
When putting an N64 of mine back together after repair, 3 of them crumbled after the minimum pressure was applied...
Thanks for this video and giving me the confidence to open mine up.
Luckily my childhood console survived, though my backup console on the other hand rattles with loose plastic inside now. My confidence to continue cracking open these old consoles has crumbled along with the fragile threading.
Mine didn't work. I thought it was the video cable because the power light came on but I couldn't get a picture, however taking the jumper pak out turning it on and off then re-inserting the jumper pak fixed it.
It worked! Thank you so much :)
Thanks! It worked for me as well.
This actually worked for me too. I was about to take the whole thing apart. Thank You!!!
MY MAN!!!!!
Yeah this worked for me too, thanks!!
my n64 has the same problem where the red light will turn on but nothing shows up on the screen. I've checked the RGB cables and they work just fine. I'll try getting a gamebit screwdriver soon and see if I can fix anything on the inside. I got this console from my older cousin, it was just sitting in his room for years so that might've taken a toll on it 😷 thank u for the video!!
I had the same issue after being in storage. Cleaned cartridge , ram, and system. The issue was the cartridge slot had dust under the contacts. Pull up on slot and boom dust.
hello, thanks for the video, mine work only for a few seconds with the expansion pack replica then freeze, i tried two original expansion packs but nothing, i know is not the console problem cuz i get to see the intro but then freeze, please help me, what do you think?
this is exactly whats been wrong with my nintendo 64, i'll watch and follow the whole tutorial another day (because life and work) but i'll follow it through and then the fun times can roll again :)
Do you have a video of reflowing the chip? Mine looks the same as that. :)
Quick critique: the expansion pak only holds half of the total memory of the system, there are 4MB of integrated memory on the MoBo
BROOOOO THANK YOU ONE TOUSAND TIMES ILY.
20 YEARS AGO I LEFT ONE QUARTER OF HEART PIECE ON OOT. NOW ITS TIME TO END THIS BEAUTY
Thank you so much. It fixed mine.
i had a friend of mine clean the contacts and now its perfect
hey Slot1Gamer i have a nintendi 64 just a question i have mine hooked up is there supposed to be a picture or sound if there is no game in the slot cuz when i turn it on with no game theres no picture or sound
How much do you charge for fixing consoles and how do I get em to you also can you fix recent systems?
I have 2 64s, one works perfect the other one doesnt get a/v so i took it apart cleaned it, hooked up. No audio or video still. Tried the cables on my console that works and everything turn on fine. I tried using my expansion pak from my good one in the non working system and still nothing. Any idea what could be wrong?
I bought one at a bookstore for 5$. even though its broken, it has the memory extended pack
The only game that will play on my hdtv is 007. I'm nite sure why I have the expansion pack. on my other TV it will not play at all. I have the red, yellow and white cables in correctly. and 007 will only play sometimes
it would be nice to see when you do all the solder and the cleaning stuff
+wranzzon I'll do that from now on :) I was in a rush making the video and I spent a while cleaning it. Thanks for watching my video
How do i fix my First play port? all of my Controllers work in the other ports,
I have the same issue with mine, however mine does have solid power going to it (the light is always on), my house only has hdtvs (which i read may be an issue), my RBG cable is a bit loose when I put it in, could be the cable? I'm yet to give the whole thing a clean but for someone who doesnt know much what would your advise be?
Cheers.
e30pride Sorry for the slow reply haha, could be the cable but how loose is it?
Damn you gonna need an exorcist for this board...
what tool do you use to open it up?
Gamebit. Get it off Amazon
Thanks for the vid. It felt like it was about 14 minutes too long though. In the end, it sounds like you fixed it, but you don't actually show it working.
Jon Carson When I watch other peoples repair videos, sometimes I find it more helpful if there is less stuff cut out, this was a 1~2 hour job btw. Yeah it was working, still is infact :) 13:00 is about where I showed it working :D
Thanks for watching
Jon Carson I agree thanks but too long
What kind of screw driver do you need to open the n64?
Evil's Bass Mixes a 4.5mm gamebit I believe. Can get them on ebay for about $2
But for me there’s a lot of static on my tv when I try to use it. Even when I fine tune it
At the end you said you did something to the contact points of the power supply, did you just solder the points again? I saw that the two grounds points were connected via solder, did you break that contact point? I couldn't tell because the video was fuzzy towards the end. I ask because my N64 wont power on, I have two different AC connectors and none will work. Any suggestions?
John Gotti Jr I just re-worked the pins on the socket, they are usually the problem in most consoles but not this one.Do you have a multimeter? I'd check to see if power is getting to the main board, there are test pads on the main board for the different voltages, also check the power switch and reset..
Thanks for making this video. I have an odd problem with my Nintendo 64. I get clear sound, and the system plays games just fine, however it seems to have color issues. It's like the picture comes out nearly black and white, but has a bit of color...it's like the colors are extremely faded and unsaturated. Tried cleaning the carts and cleaned the cart slot with qtip and Windex, did not help. The console looks extremely dirty and I ordered a Gamebit from Ebay so I can open 'er up and give it a good cleaning. If the issue still isn't resolved after cleaning it, where should I pay attention to in the system to try and fix this?
IIDoratus ok two things, is the console the same region as your TV?
Second the DAC or the video output could be shorting out get some isopropyl alcohol and give the board a good clean
Slot1Gamer Thank you for replying :)
Yes the console is the same as my TV (NTSC). I have already cleaned the board of dust. Should I clean the legs of the DAC chip itself even though they look spotless?
If the board looks clean don't worry. check the AV jack and cable
Slot1Gamer I've used different ones for both. Hasn't solved anything. I'm thinking of buying a multimeter and checking to see if some caps are dying.
I need this doing on mine, went to load it up the other day, picture quality was fuzzy and then it died after 5 minutes of use
i cleaned mine then turned it on now the screen goes haywire please help
Trying to resurrect a Nintendo 64, that's been up in my attic for about 10 years. I took it apart and cleaned all the connections with Iso Alcohol. Surprisingly the board and fitting looked good. I re-soldered the Power connection, and Multi AV port connections to make sure the unit has fresh solder to complete the electrical connections. Now i got the unit to power on, and i have sound but NO picture? Any idea why ?
Also i have another N64 in good working order, that i have hooked up the the same power supply and cables and it works perfect so i know its not the power brick or cables.
Is there a certain section of the N64 board i can jump out / or re-solder to test for picture?
+speed punx Club have you tried scrubbing the av connector on the console with iso and a brush? :)
The n64 outputs 240p NTSC or 288p PAL new TVs don't accept 240p NTSC or 288p PAL tube TVs just used scan lines or line doubling to fill in the screen
Sorry for the late post but I have an issue with my N64.
Now it works and plays fine but when the game is on screen it glitches into messy tone of colors.
Is there a way to fix it?
+Luis Hernandez remove and clean the cart slot
tl;dr: Clean your crud.
I had issue i m use after long time but not power on red light not working plz help me what i do?
Thanks for the video but I just smacked the top of my 64 and it worked 🔥
HULK SMASH😂
The tride and true method to fix any piece of electronics
you're god!, thanks
hi. um do you know how to fix a n64 power adaptor? i have one that, if i plug it into any of my n64 consoles, i wont get video or sound, but the led will be on, if i try a different power adaptor on the same consoles, they will work perfect, any thoughtts?
ALAN DORAME if the power led is on then the PSU is working. Tried cleaning both the game and expansion pack?
The n64 outputs 240p NTSC or 288p PAL new TVs don't accept 240p NTSC or 288p PAL tube TVs just used line doubling or scan lines to fill in the screen
half the time if you get no video or sound from your n64 it's just because the expansion pack died. if you're using one of course.
Good video but when you say wash it what do you mean? I was told use a cotton swab and isopropyl alcohol, but my n64 is having the same no video/sound problem.
helpboy3000 Yeah, Isopropyl is recommended (try to get 90%+, you don't want too much water.. I use 100%).. You can also buy PCB cleaner that comes in a spray can, works really well for cart connectors :).. Do some basic troubleshooting first ofcource hehe, most common is the jumper pack is loose :D
Thanks for watching my video
The n64 outputs 240p NTSC or 288p PAL new TVs don't accept 240p NTSC or 288p PAL tube TVs just used line doubling or scan lines to fill in the screen
How to open the video output cable? It has like four pads to push down but I can't get it to work.. ANY TIPS PLS?! 👀
You need two small flat blade screw drivers
One to slide the clip to one side at the same une try and pry the two halves apart so the clip can go past the latch.
Do this one clip at a time
Hello I need help, my N64 has no video or sound, but the red light turns on. I was able to get into the motherboard and clean it but still nothing
Could be the A/V cable, that's what it was for mine. Replacements are pretty cheap, I think I got mine for $5
I replaced the av in mine still didn’t work
@@Eastsidee817 The n64 outputs 240p NTSC or 288p PAL new TVs don't accept 240p NTSC or 288p PAL tube TVs just used scan lines or line doubling to fill in the screen
put uo a video of the back of the coulor cords so i can see what that looks like
Before you take anything apart 😌give the cartridge and or the console slot thing a good blow to get dust out 👌that always works
Just take the jumper pack out and put it back it worked for me after 10 years of no use because we thought it was broken
Wait, what if you don't have a Nintendo 64??
Then you shouldn't be on this video
Then you shouldn't be on this video
Then you shouldn't be on this video
Then you shouldn't be on this video
Get an old one and fix it up, make it your own and have some fun. Maybe that's why this video could help you.
I don't know what the problem is ith mine. Sometimes it works if I turn it on and off again for awhile and other times itll just turn on. The red light comes one but I get no picture. When it does work sound and picture are fine but if i even slightly move the console it will freeze. I'm afraid to open it because I don't want it to bust. Any idea?
+ImMyOwnSpecial probably a dirty cart slot or ram pack slot :) The N64 is pretty hard to kill
Thank you! And I am notorious for breaking things lol. My luck itd explode
Mine has no light on it whatsoever. When you turn the console on and then plug it in the light flashes for a split second and then nothing. Any ideas
SyQClanGaming maybe there's a weak point on the port
Nice video!
I can hear my game but my screen is still blue and says “no signal”.
I have the same problem that yo,but i have another solution: clean the cartridge exit with alcohol and a credit card. The console works very well BTW thanks fot that tutorial :D
TheEnderlife Good tip :D Thanks
^^^ THIS!!! ^^^ Initially I thought it sounded silly but I was desperate as nothing else worked. Although I tried compressed air and there was no visible contamination, the alcohol on the credit card worked like a champ. Thank you!
Look idk what is wrong with my n64 all I know is that there is a battery is stuck in it and I have no idea how to open it to the inside😭😭
Ok I don't have the memory thing but it's worked fine with out it for years and now it's not working
you need the memory thing to play
hey umm, what do i do if my nintendo 64 screen is like zoomed in. some things are cut out. it would be great if you knew how to fix it!
+xerbo123 more than likely it's your TV, sounds like an overscan issue. is your n64 the same region as your tv?
+Slot1Gamer it is. maybe its cus im using a new 720p tv. i had an old hd tv that was like 480p and it was fine but i dont want to switch to the old tv again.
xerbo123 Go to aspect ratio setting on the tv and have a fiddle :)
Can I send you my 64, I'll pay for the repair and shipping if needed possible, get back to me asap.
Is this still happening I have a 64 that needs love
Mine needs love to we're all going back to the good old days while we got the time lol
@@eric63377 hell yeh man right on gonna fix mine too to play some goodlen eye.
Hey man great video I have the same issus if the mother bored has a loose solder point or something on the chip do I just sodder it ? Juts to make sure everything is connected right ?
Mine just won't turn on
My n64 freezes every game after a couple of minutes or less, could it be dirt in the board?
I plugged in my n64 right and turned it on and no sound and no picture like i didn't evin put in the avs but i did thought the avs just need to be in a different av slot or something but nothing but i turn it on and it just shows the red light to let you know its on wth am i doing wrong its fucking plugged in what more do you want . i dont know
When I was about 9 I made this dumb mistake in my n64, i took an f zero game and put a snes game genie onto a game shark pro then put the stack into the system (Which was a dumb move) the system powered on for about one second then powered off did I burn out the power supply? Or did I fry the motherboard? Please help fast!!!!!
Why do you need help fast if it happened when you were 9?
What kind of tv do you have?
***** In the video or what I normally use? They are both LCD, the one in the video is a 15" (AWIA, it's now owned by Sony) it has HDMI, VGA, Component, Composite, RF, HDRF, S-video and is multi region.
Slot1Gamer I meant the one in the video, thanks n.n
***** Yep the one in the video is the AWIA
I had that problem, no picture, no sound. I tried another game and it worked just fine.
The n64 outputs 240p NTSC or 288p PAL new TVs don't accept 240p NTSC or 288p PAL they accept 480i NTSC or 576i PAL higher resolutions 90s gaming consoles output 240p NTSC or 288p PAL instead of 480i NTSC or 576 PAL certain games output 480i NTSC or 576i PAL
Im compleatly lost Maybe if you can help me have two one dont have audio and the other neither audio or video thanks
james Ortiz Check the AV jack on the one with no audio. Post a thread on wwww.assemblergames.com :3 You probably have a broken AV jack
why u no ultrasonic
Didn’t have one at the time
I bought goldeneye and the dumb cartridge doesnt fit because the bottom is different
Wrong region
Can the ram expansion packs go bad?
Yes can happen but not often, usually just the connector gets gunky
@@Slot1Gamer I literally cannot find why it wont show picture or sound the board and everything is very clean. Only thing I haven't tested is the power supply
Without your 64 you cant play your favorite games :p
Emulators exist and are better
You need a game to power on a n64
Heeey you very good!
the expansion pack holds all the memory does it, i think not considering its a 4mb pack giving the machine 8mb total when used plus most n64's never had them
My Nintendo 64 when I plug it in it turns on I plug into the side of the tv and nothing pops up you can hear the sound but the tv screen I black and says Video
But the light turns on
+Elizabeth Wilson try a new cable and clean the av port on the console :) hope this helps
The n64 outputs 240p NTSC or 288p PAL new TVs don't accept 240p NTSC or 288p PAL tube TVs just used line doubling or scan lines to fill in the screen
@@hvacguy84 what's your fucking problem hvacguy? They aren't asking you, and every time I look for a genuine answer your spamming these threads. Get a life jackass, you don't sound smart as your just spouting garbled stupidity. It has nothing to do with resolution u fuckbag
mine has audio but no video displaying what wrong with it
panda sniper100 Hi, check the edge connector (the gold pins) on the video plug on the back of the console. they may just be dirty. Use a Qtip and some rubbing alcohol to clean them. Also check the pins inside the square end of the n64 AV cable too
no i just did some research and its because the cable i got to connect it to the tv seems to be fake i know as i borrowed a Friends cable and it worked fine but i appropriate the reply thanks
I'm trying to connect mine right now and I have every cable connect right and I can kinda hear the sound, but my tv just says no signal, someone please help fast !!
I got the same issue
Try it on a different tv and if you have the same problem you need you get new AV cables
+DXgood22 I have I even tried it a my friends house and it still didn't work, I'm starting to wonder what if it just doesn't work at all??
Did you try his AV cables?
Victor Jimenez try a different memory expansion
Do you still do Nintendo repair? I need help
What you need
Slot1Gamer holy shit sup man. Basically I dug up my n64 to play but this time it didn’t turn in like it usually does. I took it all apart and cleaned it up good with rubbing alcohol, but it’s still just the red light on but no video or sound. I think I got a hookup from a friend to use their cords to test it out again, but any recommendations for what else I can do?
Hey thero! Hello! I have a problem too. I've never opened my N64 cause I feel that I'll break it. Any way, when I turn it on WITH the Expansion Pak, the Nintendo logo appears and it turns off, the it appears again and it turns off again and again. I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO! I wished so much to play Majora's Mask.... But I can't... Hope you answer please!!!!
Maybe the reset button is stuck pressing down? happened to mine
but it just happens when it has the expansion pak in!
+Agent Bricks Channel Oh man I have no idea. I'm sorry. :/
thats okey dont worry... :/
i'm sorry i couldn't watch the whole video , i have sound but no video what do you think my problem is? i tried the pins they were all okay i guess , should i just clean the insides a bit ?
nihaal28 Probably an issue internally, check the solder on the av jack, it may have cracked..
The n64 outputs 240p NTSC or 288p PAL new TVs don't accept 240p NTSC or 288p PAL tube TVs just used line doubling or scan lines to fill in the screen
what if a Nintendo 64 didnt exist?
how do i fix black and white 64
+Pete Tipton is it the same region as you tv (games as well)
i fixed it plug the yellow into the yellow and switch to video..
Is it bad if i put it in the sink when it was on? XD
No really i have been letting it dry for 2 days now is is still safe to test!
THIS IS NOT A JOKE I PUT IT IN THE SINK!
Buy some 99% isopropyl and “wash” the Board :)
Why ground the ground? That seems really unnecessary. If anything, you'd create a ground-loop.
El mio enciende una luz como si nada y el cargador se siente caliente pero creo que lo que me falla es el cable no tengo idea :S
***** intente volver a asentar el paquete de puente y la eliminación y limpieza del conector de la compra para el juego
Too much complicated bullshit. I think I would end up breaking the console rather than fixing it !!
If it already doesn't work what have you got to lose?
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Why would I open my n64
???? To fix it
I went to a game store and they fixed it
There is something rattling around in my console I have a vid on my channel
So much for plug and play ha . it would be kind if a person could help me out on here.
plz
my n64 is dead and i cant do shit
*I WANT PLAY PERFECT DARK FFS!!!!*
Probably shouldn't be blowing on the internal hardware, but hey maybe you want to corrode it with the moisture from your breath.
i have a solution just get a n64 emulator and download your game roms booom done