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23 September 2026

     19:55  Super Famicom Maintenance Guide diffhist +375 Josh talk contribs (Vs corrected to Nintendo's documented 7 V unregulated (page previously gave only the ~9 V community figure); remove invented annual inspection interval; link the restored SNES maintenance page)
     19:55  Super Nintendo Capacitor Replacement Guide 2 changes history +16,743 [Josh (2×)]
     
19:55 (cur | prev) +19,645 Josh talk contribs (Restore as a full SNES-specific page (was a redirect): per-revision lists for SNS-CPU-GPM/RGB/APU/1CHIP, SNN-CPU-01 and the PAL SNSP- boards, reservoir designator table, PAL C59 bipolar design fault, 25 V rating requirement against Nintendo's documented 13-14 V unregulated arm, GPM vs 1CHIP corrected. SHVC-CPU-01 stays on the Super Famicom page.) Tag: Removed redirect
     
18:43 (cur | prev) −2,902 Josh talk contribs (Redirect to the Super Famicom capacitor guide: the C58-C67 table here was fabricated (C68-C76 do not exist, no sixteen-consecutive-10uF run, 1000uF/470uF/220uF values unsupported). The Super Famicom guide carries the real per-revision lists for SHVC, SNS, SNSP, SNN and 1CHIP boards from Nintendo's parts list and the hosted schematic) Tag: New redirect
     18:49  Super Nintendo Troubleshooting Guide 2 changes history +7,764 [Josh (2×)]
     
18:49 (cur | prev) +101 Josh talk contribs (Add a lead image)
     
18:43 (cur | prev) +7,663 Josh talk contribs (Rewrite from Nintendo's Playtronic Manual Tecnico and the Japanese SHVC service manual: remove the non-existent +12 V rail; the only regulated rail is +5 V from the 7805 at U12 (U9 on 1CHIP/SNN); F1 is a 1.5 A SSTR fuse; correct the DC jack reading (centre is 0 V, sleeve positive, 10 V DC nominal, 13.5 +/- 1.5 V off-load is normal); add the region-specific master clocks including PAL-M 21.453666 MHz, the 4 MHz CIC oscillator 3.8-4.2 MHz window, the PPU2-PPU1-CPU reset order, and Nintendo's C6...)
     18:43  Super Nintendo Entertainment System diffhist +9,288 Josh talk contribs (Cite from Nintendo's Playtronic manual and Japanese service manual: remove 'Project Reality' (that is the N64's codename, not the SNES's); correct the supply to 10 V DC 850 mA centre negative with no 12 V or 3.3 V rail; correct the sound subsystem description; add the GPM revision, the 62-pin connector, F1, U12 and the C67 discharge warning; remove unsourced dimensions, weight and price; replace red links with real targets)
     02:27  Retrobrite 3 changes history +5,445 [Josh (3×)]
     
02:27 (cur | prev) −29 Josh talk contribs (Fix the 6 per cent row of the hazard table: at 6 per cent the classification is Eye Irrit. 2 (H319), not Eye Dam. 1, which applies from 8 per cent)
     
02:15 (cur | prev) −103 Josh talk contribs (Remove self-referential wording per house rule)
     
02:09 (cur | prev) +5,577 Josh talk contribs (Rewrite with citations: deleted the unsourced 9-row treatment-duration/effectiveness table (no published study of durations exists); corrected the mechanism claim (published literature attributes ABS photodiscolouration to photo-oxidation of the polymer, not solely to brominated flame retardants); added GB/EU CLP hazard classification by concentration (H318 serious eye damage from 8 percent, so 12 percent salon developer is not merely an irritant) and the 12 percent cosmetics ceiling; added t...)
     02:15  Capacitor Failure Symptoms 2 changes history +12,684 [Josh (2×)]
     
02:15 (cur | prev) −40 Josh talk contribs (Remove self-referential wording per house rule)
     
02:07 (cur | prev) +12,724 Josh talk contribs (Rewrite with full citations (Nichicon CAT.8101H hosted here, Vishay 40110, KEMET F3011): corrected 60 Hz hum to twice mains frequency, corrected bulging mechanism to Nichicon gas generation, added missing film/X2 suppression section, added tantalum derating 60-50 percent, added Class II ceramic DC-bias behaviour, replaced Japanese-brand rule with no-datasheet-no-purchase, replaced IPA-only cleanup with Nichicon soap-and-water plus never acidic/alkaline, replaced reforming folklore with Nichic...)

22 September 2026

     20:00  Super Famicom Maintenance Guide 2 changes history +10,176 [Josh (2×)]
     
20:00 (cur | prev) +4,494 Josh talk contribs (Re-cite against Nintendo's own service manual instead of a secondary transcription. TC1 alignment corrected: the manual is PAL-M and specifies 21.453666MHz, not the 21.47727/17.734475 figures a secondary source had substituted. Added Nintendo's colour-fault tree, the GPM board changes, the C67 discharge step and a self-inflicted-faults section)
     
19:50 (cur | prev) +5,682 Josh talk contribs (Rebuild: supply is 10V DC 850mA (HVC-002) not 9V, and the barrel polarity was stated backwards; no 3.3V or 12V rail exists (fullsnes); regulator is U12/U9 not IC601; cap table (C59-C60 220uF audio, C67 470uF, C72, C81) fabricated and contradicted the cap guide; controller port is a proprietary 7-pin not mini-DIN. Added Nintendo Control Deck diagnostic table and Multi Out pinout. F1 1.5A confirmed. Cited; Unverified data cleared)
N    19:58  Nintendo Super NES Technical Manual (Playtronic, Rev. 01-94) diffhist +1,941 Josh talk contribs (Documentation page for a hosted but previously orphaned Nintendo service manual - no page linked it and it was not categorised)

21 September 2026

     21:53  Super Famicom Maintenance Guide diffhist +20 Josh talk contribs (Verification drive: flag unverified component data pending check against a primary source)