File:Super NES longer silver screws and 62-pin connector (Nintendo ASC manual).jpg
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Top view of a Super NES main board in the lower case after the eject lever, power switch and upper case have been removed. Red circles mark four silver screws: two at the rear and one at each end of the 62-pin cartridge connector. Nintendo's caption: remove the phillips screws, the shield and the 62 pin connector; the circles indicate the location of the four silver screws, which are longer; note their position for reassembly. Newer GPM consoles have a soldered connector and are not repairable items.
Source
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Cropped from Nintendo of America's Authorized Service Center Manual, revision June 2002, chapter 6 (Super NES), page 40, hosted here as File:Nintendo Authorized Service Center Manual June 2002.pdf. Rendered from the PDF at 300 dpi.
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Nintendo of America, Field Service Department.
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Copyright Nintendo of America Inc. Hosted for preservation and repair reference, with the source cited. Not freely licensed.
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