Cal Poly, Team 14-40, Forte Fall 2010 기여

Replace the worn out 72-PIN connector so that the game cartridge will register.

Taking apart the NES and removing the game cartridge tray for repair.

Disassemble the NES so that you can replace the motherboard.

Replace your worn out springs used to eject the game cartridge.

The springs are not properly mounted to the cartridge tray so the game does...

Replace the controller outlet so that your controllers work again.

Cal Poly, Team 14-40, Forte Fall 2010