Had a power outage last night while playing my N64, tried to

Just emulate bro xD

>>3658013
New PSU.

>>3658026

What I was thinking, hopefully just a PSU problem and not a console problem.

Pretty obvious, but did you try changing the fuse in the plug? There's a good chance a power surge would blow it.

>>3658013
>not using a surge protector

What are you? Retarded?

As N64 is a solid state console, the most vulnerable part will always be the power supply.

>>3658013
Did the power come back on? If not, you will not be able to turn on your Nintendo 64 system.

>>3658091
>a solid state console

what you mean by dis?

>>3658013
>Any suggestions?

If I'm not mistaken, isn't the N64 PSU built into the plug? I think I remember there being a large brick you had to plug into the back of the unit. If that's the case, then your PSU was probably blown out. All you'd have to do is buy a replacement plug.

>>3658240
That the console has no moving parts, no disc drives, no fans, nadda.

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>>3659174
>>3659094
>>3658024


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yft3J6vKv0s

There's a circuit switch inside the power supply. Try leaving the system unplugged for a little while, it may reset itself.

Brazilians are fucking stupid.

>>3658013
Probably just a fuse in the PSU. Borrow a known working one to confirm. Then give the broken one back to your friend and say his doesn't work. You're not going to fix it if your posting this here.

>>3658238
Well there's yer problem. kek