This is a customizable order form for the SNES and the various services offered. Please note that all costs listed are for service only, requiring you to ship not only the console but the mod/upgrade parts you have purchased yourself (with exception to the Full Recap Service as I will provide new capacitors from Console5)
SNESRGB Install
This kit will restore the missing RGB (and Svideo) as well as improve the native RGB output of 1-Chip systems to match that of earlier revisions. This kit is ONLY compatible with the aforementioned systems and cannot be installed in a 2-Chip SNES, so it’s imperative you verify your console revision before ordering the kit and sending your system in to me for work. Voultar designed this kit and has provided documentation on revision identification, please visit this site and confirm your model:
SNES 1CHIP SNESRGB Installation – Voultar.com
The SNESRGB Kits themselves are also purchased from Voultar at the following location:
SNES 1CHIP RGB Kit – Voultar.com
NOTE: If you send me the kit and an incompatible SNES system for install the kit and SNES will be returned to you and while I will refund the RGB install cost, there will be no refund on return shipping
Full Recap Service
Electrolytic Capacitors have an estimated shelf life of about 15 years and many of these old retro gaming systems are long past that time. Prevent unwanted power, video or audio issues by proactively replacing these in your SNES/SFC system. If your system is already exhibiting issues a failed capacitor could be the culprit and is usually a good first step in the diagnosis and repair. All SMD and radial capacitors will be replaced on the mainboard with a capacitor kit from Console5, included in the cost
Full Service Cleaning
After years of heavy use many systems will exhibit accumulation of dirt, dust and debris and this can not only impact the aesthetic appearance of the system but dirty system components can impact component life and performance. Your console will be completely disassembled and cleaned from the inside out. All PCB and internal electrical components will have dust and debris removed via an electronic air compressor and then be cleaned with 99% isopropyl alcohol and brushed clean. Outer shell and other non-electronic components will be taken apart and soaked in a soap/water mixture and carefully scrubbed to remove stains and debris buildup. Any light markings, scuffs or other blemishes will be safely removed to the best of my ability. Once the console is re-assembled the outer shell will be given a coat of plastic UV protectant to restore shine and prevent UV damage
