Sega CD (Model 1) Maintenance Guide: Difference between revisions
Created page with "<templatestyles src="Template:StyledTable/styles.css" /> ''A complete, hardware–level care and longevity programme for the original front-loading Sega CD add-on (1991 JP | 1992 US | 1993 EU).'' The first-generation Sega CD (Mega-CD) is now three decades old; failing electrolytic capacitors, dry grease in the disc sled, and tired regulators are '''far''' more dangerous to the unit than ordinary day-to-day use. This guide consolidates field-tested best-practice from t..." |
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[[File:Sega CD (Model 1) PCB.jpg|thumb|Sega CD (Model 1) PCB]] | |||
The first-generation Sega CD (Mega-CD) is now three decades old; failing electrolytic capacitors, dry grease in the disc sled, and tired regulators are '''far''' more dangerous to the unit than ordinary day-to-day use. | |||
The first-generation Sega CD (Mega-CD) is now three decades old; failing electrolytic capacitors, dry grease in the disc sled, and tired regulators are '''far''' more dangerous to the unit than ordinary day-to-day use | |||
== ⚠️ ESD & Safety == | == ⚠️ ESD & Safety == | ||