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Nintendo Wii Secret unlock guide will unlock the true power of the Wii. Wii repair will fix all console errors. Hope this helps out.

Your Wii may need to be updated. On the home screen when you turn it on, click in the lower left-hand corner and go into options. On the second or third page, there should be an option to search for updates.

If you want to delete your saved game follow these steps:
1. Find the saved game by entering the Wii Options at your home screen. 2. Click on Data Management and then Save Data. You can access there your saved games.
3. Select the saved game you want to delete. You can navigate through the files by clicking the right and left arrows on the screen or by pressing the "+" and "-" buttons on the Wii remote.

4. Erase the file by clicking on the right-hand "Erase" box, and when prompted to erase the save data, select "Yes" on the bottom of the screen. The Wii will immediately delete the saved game from your Wii internal memory.

Are you using the video cable (RCA, that's the yellow, red and white calbe) that came with the Wii or another cable like the gamecube cable? The Gamecube cable looks exactly the same, but won't work on the wii.
If you tried with the RCA cable that came with the Wii and it still doesn't work, try to loan one from someone else and try it with your Wii. If it still doesn't work, your video port behind your Wii is busted. If you're still under waranty, Nintendo will fix it or send you a refurbished one, just call them at 1-800-255-3700

This is a common problem and it is not specific to Wii Fit Plus, it is a TV setup issue.
Access your TV's menu screen and be sure that your TV screen is expecting input from "AV" or "Video". If you have "S-Video" selected, this is the cause of why your Wii is playing black and white.

If it's 4 days old and having problems there is a very simple solution -- call Nintendo and have it replaced. There is a 90 day warranty on the Wii... Nintendo will replace a 4 day old Wii:

Click into the following page for Nintendo's Troubleshooting and Repair website:

http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/wii/en_na/ts/index.jsp

THAT CAN BE THE SENSOR OR AN INTERNAL PROB. CONTACT NINTENDO DUDE

check your connection to the tv. are you using the rca jacks? is the rca input on tv "loose"?

Possibly you've plugged the video into the component (RGB) portion of the input - this calls for 3 connectors (Red, Blue, & Green) and if you only plug one in from a composite it comes out grayscale. If you only have one video lead (yellow connector) make sure it is going to a composite connection which should also be yellow. Otherwise, more info is needed about your connections.

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