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I've stripped a few of my screws in my NES, and I was curious if there was a solution for new screws other than transporting from another NES. I'm sure there is, but I didn't feel like stripping the screws any more than they already are. What size are the replacements?
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I'd search for normal screws that are about the same size as the Nintendo originals. Next time you open your console there's no need for a game bit, then a normal screwdriver does it.
I don't know the exact size of the screws though. Just go to a shop (or into your garage :wink: ) and look around I suggest.
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"manuel" wrote:I'd search for normal screws that are about the same size as the Nintendo originals. Next time you open your console there's no need for a game bit, then a normal screwdriver does it. The NES console uses normal screws anyway.
 
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Oh... :oops: Never opened mine actually.
I have mixed it up with the SNES. That had the special screws.
Then it should still be less a problem to find replacements. :)
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