 nuller | Skrevet 16/08-04 14:25 | Hejsa, mine savegames på mit supermario all stars er væk, så jeg går ud fra at der er et batteri i kasetten, der er dødt. kan jeg skifte det, uden at splitte kasetten helt ad, og hvilket batteri skal der mon bruges ?
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 Naiera | Skrevet 16/08-04 14:42 | | Du kan selvfølgelig ikke skifte batteriet, uden at pille kassetten fra hinanden. Batteriet er et forholdsvist almindeligt fladt og sølvfarvet batteri. Prøv at søge på Google efter en guide. | THERE... ARE... FOUR... LIGHTS!Spiller nu: Final Fantasy VII: Rebi...
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 Sumez | Skrevet 16/08-04 14:50 | | Emnet har været oppe et par gange, men du må gerne poste et link, hvis du finder en ordentlig, brugbar guide. | Spis sundt og tro på dig selvSpiller nu: Gravity Circuit, Bonze Adventure
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 Juggernaut | Skrevet 16/08-04 14:51 | Fandt dette på nettet:
5.2 SNES Procedure Walkthrough
A. With your SNES cart lying face-side up on a table, you'll see the two
hexagon bolts on the bottom two corners. Use your 3.88 mm security bit to
remove these bolts.
B. Lift the cart's front cover by pulling up & toward you. You'll see the
backside of the game's board. Lift the board out. Try not to touch anything
but the edges any more than you have to.
C. On the other side of the board, you'll see the battery on the top left
corner, a silver circle about the size of a nickel. The battery is soldered
onto connectors above and below, at two points on each connector. The next
step is to break these solder points (carefully!)
D. Plug in your soldering iron, & once it's heated up, set your razor against
it. Slide the hot razor between the battery & the top connector, & push it
against the first solder point. It may take a few moments, & maybe a
re-heating or two, but you WILL be able to cut the solder point without bending
the connector very much if at all. Repeat for the second top solder point as
well. You'll notice the razor getting stained by the heat of the soldering
iron--- this is why you didn't want to use something valuable for this job.
E. Now you need to use the same hot-razor process to cut the two solder points
on the bottom connector. You may want to bend the battery so it's sitting
perpendicular to the board before you do this, but obviously you want to limit
your connector-bending to what's absolutely necessary, since you don't want to
break it off!
F. Solder the new battery onto the bottom connector, then repeat for the top
connector. The battery should be positive side up. If you're bad at
soldering, or are concerned about being able to replace this battery someday,
you may just choose to duct tape the battery in place. Either way, you really
want to make sure you get a good connection, since you lose all your saved game
information if the connection ever slips for even a moment.
G. Turn the board back over (battery-side down) & replace it into the back
cover of the cart. The slots it fits into are arranged so you won't be able to
re-insert it upside down, so if you're having trouble putting it back in, turn
it over!
H. Place the front cover of the cart over this. Remember the hooks that slide
into the back cover? They make it so you have to angle the back cover down &
away from yourself. Replace the 2 hexagon bolts. If the board still rattles,
you might need to tighten the bolts down a bit more.
I. Pop the game into your SNES, & play long enough to save. Turn the machine
off & on again & check to see if your new battery successfully saved your game.
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| nuller | Skrevet 17/08-04 01:06 | 1000 Tak for svaret, ;-)
jeg havde håbet at der måske var en klap inde bag klistermærket,men så heldige var vi ikke,
nå jeg må til at finde såddan en "3.88 mm security bit "
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