Repairs are usually free, especially at this point in warranty.

An SD card can be bought for like ~$5. Its easier and simpler to do that and transfer saves. Likely they'll transfer data for you.

You call them, they send you a replacement wii for you to play in the interim, you ship it back in the box you get with it, they fix it and send it back and you return the replacement wii.

Are you putting the disc IN the right way?

The part of the disc with the title and shiny pictures faces the RIGHT of the Wii.

Go to Nintendo's website. Here's a link to the page I think you want. The instructions are there. As long as your Wii is still under warrenty, it'll be free.

I hear the process is pretty pain free and quick.

"I have never "roughed" my Wii." You could have worded that so much better.

"I think it may have been just defective." That's what she said.

 Well, not really $5 but here

For the record, I don't think SD card of the size of 4GB works...  I think 2GB is the max size that the Wii supports...

A friend's wii stopped working when we played once... then again it was chipped so....

lolpwned

I'm sorry to hear that, hope they repair and free.

And i'm sorry but i don't think you will find any 5$ SD cards :P

not sure about price, i think it varies depending on what's wrong with it. but it will be very fast. Mine went down, and I had it back in less than two weeks.

Haha, that's so funny, your Wii is broke'd.    lulz!!!

It's out of warranty?

hrm...

Well call Nintendo.  Apparently they really have the best customer service.  I know someone who has a Wii and they flung the Wii-mote into their TV, breaking it, and Ninty reimbursed them for the cost of repair, I don't know how true that is, but if it is, they'll most likely repair your Wii, free of cost.  

Hope that helps.

SOriku you could get 3 more months of warranty if you register your wii on nintendos website.

I sent mine in and got it returned in 5 days. I think mine still had warranty so all I had to pay for was shipping (Mom didn't wanna drive to FedEx) that was $6.50. If its no longer under warranty, it won't cost that much I don't think. As for sending it in, you just give them the Wii console, no controllers or anything. If you talk to customer service, they'll explain the shipping process. But if you don't understand it, PM me and I'll explain some more. Try saving you data on an SD Card ($30 if you don't have one) because the Data might be lost in repair, however when I sent my Wii in, no data was released.
TIP: Make sure you know all your VC purchases as well. Reimbursement will happen if they lose those games.