Unplug the power supply for a few hours and try it again. The wii power supply doesn't have a conventional fuse. If it receives an over voltage, a capacitor holds open a switch. The capacitor needs to completely drain in order to reset itself.
Unplug the power supply for a few hours and try it again. The wii power supply doesn't have a conventional fuse. If it receives an over voltage, a capacitor holds open a switch. The capacitor needs to completely drain in order to reset itself.
This is what scares me about this generation. Before I got the PS1 I had never had a console break on me. My Nes worked until I shot it, and my SNES STILL works. Now, it's pretty much a given that at some point, my consoles are going to be sent in for repair. A Nintendo console bricking used to be unheard of. Now, there's a thread about it everyday.
I take excellent care of my hardware, and I've seen the demise of two PS1's, 3 PS2's, one DS, and an XBOX 360 (within a week of my purchase of Bioshock, Assassin's Creed, and Mass Effect, no less!). These are dangerous times.......
TWRoO said: You din't step on the power cable did you? because sometimes cables can break inside the insulation. It sounds like a faulty cable if the light doesn't come on. |
no, I didn't step on any cables while moving it
marciosmg said: Sorry, man. Is it still under warranty? |
yeah, I think so...
izaaz101 said: It's like an epidemic recently...........so sorry pichu.......any DS games you can catch up on in the meantime? Hopefully this will cheer you up! |
it did... sort of, and yeah, I still have some DS games to keep me occupied, like Elite beat agents
Soriku said: Umm...is there a switch thing you can press on or something? My plug is connected to some adapter-like thing where I have to press a button for everything to turn on (Wii, DVD, etc.) thing is connected. You may have forgotten that...? |
I hope its free, and don't worry I'll still keep looking for Tos and no the plug works fine I tried it out..
Try waiting a while and unplugging it and repluging it then change the outlet the power is comeing from,
"Like you know"
That Sucks... Call Nintendo...
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rudyrsr8 said: Try waiting a while and unplugging it and repluging it then change the outlet the power is comeing from, |
yeah I did that too
@ brute, I guess we will
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