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Game Gear Power Board Battery Springs

Game Gear Power Board Battery Springs

$1.14 USD
$1.14 USD
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Got a Game Gear Game you want to have restored and repaired? Game won't save We got you covered.

If you want a local US based repair, we work directly with Crossface Gaming – Retro Video Game Repair who can handle your repair for you. 

This service covers the initial diagnostics and investigation via Crossface Gaming in the US, who will work with us directly to assist in the repair as needed. Once the faults have been identified we will contact you to let you know the cost of repair if you would like to proceed.

Once ordered we will reach out to you on how to send in your Cartridge

 

Battery swaps can be covered under the standard repair service

Developed under the name "Project Mercury", the Game Gear was the primary competition to the Game Boy, the Atari Lynx and the TurboExpress.

A common issue with the original Game Gear is batteries being left in the compartment and leaking acid over time. Often this is a simple fix of replacing the eroded battery contacts.
Unscrew your console using a Game Bit 4.5 and Philips screwdrivers (we sell them), then unscrew and disconnect the power board from the console.
Desolder the old springs off the power board using a soldering iron, clean up the solder using a desolder pump, and re-solder the new springs into place.
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