Howdy,
So, my youngest inserted a disk, and then inserted what he thought was the memory card containing info for that game. He received an "incorrect memory card" error, so he tried another card, and another, and another (4 total tries), at which point, the lights flashed green, yellow, red, then powered down.
No, after unplugging the unit, and replugging, the power light comes on however, if you try ANYTHING else, (install a disk, press reset, press eject, etc.) the power light goes out and won't come back on till it's unplugged and replugged.
Nintendo wants $75.00 for a warranty repair...
I deal with computer/laptop hardware 70 hours a week. This has me stumped. So does the charge from the manufacturer. It's not been physically damaged, unless installing a memory card that has no information pertaining to the game does damage.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Harvester3
Comments:
Jul 16, 2007
- Thanks for that info.
He was trying to play a Gamecube game.
It seems there must be a sensor that tells it when disk is being installed. If you try to insert a disk, it powers off. Then you have to unplug and replug to get the power light back on.
Any ideas?Jul 17, 2007
- Hi again,
Unfortunately, the unit won't power up to do an update, or anything else for that matter.
I heard from Nintendo today, and seems like they're going to repair it at no cost.
Thanks for the info.