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Panasonic FS-A1F MSX2 Home Computer Game Console Repair
About this video
A dead Panasonic FS-A1F MSX2 comes back to life as the maker checks V9938 outputs, clock signals and RGB and sync, then replaces the main board capacitors and the hybrid audio and video chip.
Good to know: Part 1 of a series. Recapping means soldering: burns and fumes, and old solder contains lead.
Why watch it
Stops short of a finish, since the machine runs but a further chip and the drive belt still need replacing in part 2. The signal checks on V9938 outputs and clocks come before any parts swap.
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