Here we have a drop target switch plate used on many Williams Systems 3-6 drop target assemblies. The switch plate on the left wasn’t making connection when the playfield drop target was hit. Upon further inspection we found the culprit to be a heavily tarnished copper switch plate. Part of re-building these drop target banks … Read more
One very popular console that has been blowing up in popularity recently (at least in regards to needing repairs in our shop) has been the Steam Deck. There are so many different components that are involved in making this handheld console that we wanted to go through some of the usual repairs we see come … Read more
One of the most common repairs we see here are damaged HDMI port issues. The damage to the ports can vary from barely noticeable — maybe the pins are bent out of place or pushed back — to the port being missing entirely! Replacing the port involves more than just pulling out the old port … Read more
The 3DS is a fan-favourite system, but we also see many come in after people attempt repairs themselves, often causing additional avoidable damage. Today, we’re going to walk through a complete disassembly and transfer into this fresh white shell while pointing out some of the common issues and trouble spots we encounter along the way. … Read more
Take a look behind the curtain at our pinball restoration process. After years of use, components begin to fail and dirt/debris clog the flow of current among the maze of switches and plates. At VideoGameRepairs, we’ve seen it all and we’re here to show you just how dramatic the transformation can be, from grimy and … Read more
