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== Common Failure Points == === Cartridge Slot Wear === * Frequent cartridge swaps can loosen or oxidise the slot, causing boot failures or glitches. * Clean and, if needed, gently re-tension contacts. === Expansion Pak Issues === * Poor contact or corrosion causes boot errors (flashing red LED, no video). * Remove and reseat the Expansion Pak; clean contacts as above. === Power Switch Failure === * Internal corrosion or wear can cause intermittent power. * Disassemble and clean with contact cleaner, or replace the switch if necessary. === Video/Audio Output Problems === * AV Multi-Out port may develop dry joints or corrosion. * Reflow solder joints and clean contacts if video/audio drops out. === Controller Port Failures === * Broken or oxidised pins can cause controller detection issues. * Inspect and clean; replace damaged ports if necessary.
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