If it is having the same issue on another tv after cleaning then your PPU is most likely the problem. I would start with replacing all of the 100uf the capacitors first. Is there a tutorial for that? This should get you started: m Would it make a difference that it's PAL and mine is NTSC SNS - CPU ...

fastbilly1 wrote:If it is having the same issue on another tv after cleaning then your PPU is most likely the problem. I would start with replacing all of the 100uf the capacitors first.

Is there a tutorial for that?

Are these of any use?

What you are describing is not possible. The standard SNES AV cable has one input for visual and 2 for audio - regardless of what your TV inputs do, it isn't converting an audio signal from your SNES into Video signals. Unless everything I know about audio / visual is wrong Modern TV's use the Lumi...

ninjainspandex wrote:Did you try another TV?

Yes, same issue. And again, exclusive only to this system.

What billy said. Do you get lines (even faint) with the SNES power off and the display on? No, the lines are exclusive to the SNES being on. There is absolute no trace of them when the system is off, or another device is being used on the TV. I also just tried deep cleaning the pins, and it made no...

Not necessarily so? How are you pulling component? If it's a mod to the console (most likely?) then entirely relevant. Particularly as component mods to SNES are known to be incredibly difficult / wonky. It's a standard AV, going into the component ports on the TV. The component ports on the TV are...

Not necessarily so? How are you pulling component? If it's a mod to the console (most likely?) then entirely relevant. Particularly as component mods to SNES are known to be incredibly difficult / wonky. It's a standard AV, going into the component ports on the TV. The component ports on the TV are...

mjmjr25 wrote:Irrelevant? Using a non-native connection is irrelevant? Ok.

Irrelevant because as I stated, my other SNES works perfectly fine using the exact same cords to connect to the TV, leading to me to believe the issue is with the console itself, not the TV or the cable connection

You want help we need basic information. Type of TV Type of Blood Type of connection Type of console 50 inch LG plasma, connected by AV through the component cable slot; however, I believe this information to be irrelevant. I just acquired this SNES, and my other SNES works perfectly fine on the TV...