heya folks, my japanese saturn died due to an incorrect voltage connection and i am just wondering WTF SHOULD I DO PLEASE HELP ME!!! ive opened it up and see a burnt section upon the power supply where one blue and one green circular transistor type things are someone please help me out!!!
Seems pretty simple: either replace the power supply board/components or replace the Saturn as a whole. Hopefully the power board blew before damage was done to the rest of the machine.
Don't Beatle around the bush. If you're in a 220 country, you'll need a step down convertor, you can't just just use a matching power cord that plugs into your wall outlet as older electronics weren't all voltage compatible like some are now. It is possible that the power board might have kicked the bucket and saved the rest, but as Emwears said the whole thing might be dead.
ssipmraw wrote:heya folks, my japanese saturn died due to an incorrect voltage connection and i am just wondering WTF SHOULD I DO PLEASE HELP ME!!! ive opened it up and see a burnt section upon the power supply where one blue and one green circular transistor type things are someone please help me out!!!
ssipmraw wrote:well from what i can see there are only two damaged resistors, and one blown fuse, ill try replace the three
and screw you pessimistic fags
Being a homophobic drama queen doesn't exactly inspire us to help you. Have fun with your broken Saturn.