Hey Guys,
I'm posting this as a last resort for some possible help. I hadn't played my wii in months, went to turn it on, and there was no video or sound. Checked obvious (tried different cables..component, composite...different tvs)... but anyway no luck.
This is a totally unmodded launch day system. Locked up a single time when playing metroid prime corruption back in the day. No other issues.
When I plug it in, the red light is on, I can turn it on from the remote or the console and the light goes green. It will accept a disc, and eject, but does not sound like it spins up. No sound or video through tv at all. Also of note: controllers will not sync no matter how much I mess with the sync button on the console or the remote.
After researching the "green light, no video", I thought it may be the bluetooth module. Since it was only about $7 shipped, I figured it was worht a shot. Well, I replaced it on saturday and no luck! In fact, after installing the new one, I couldn't even turn it on with the remote any more (figured it was due to the new module having never been synced to my specific remotes?). Anyway, I tore it down again and put the old bluetooth module in and I'm back to square one.
More notes: double and triple checked pins in dvd power connector cable and dvd data connection cable. Everything looked good. I'm used to working on electronics and everything looked fine.
Does anyone have any advice or magical instructions to offer before I THINK about sending to nintendo?
I'm posting this as a last resort for some possible help. I hadn't played my wii in months, went to turn it on, and there was no video or sound. Checked obvious (tried different cables..component, composite...different tvs)... but anyway no luck.
This is a totally unmodded launch day system. Locked up a single time when playing metroid prime corruption back in the day. No other issues.
When I plug it in, the red light is on, I can turn it on from the remote or the console and the light goes green. It will accept a disc, and eject, but does not sound like it spins up. No sound or video through tv at all. Also of note: controllers will not sync no matter how much I mess with the sync button on the console or the remote.
After researching the "green light, no video", I thought it may be the bluetooth module. Since it was only about $7 shipped, I figured it was worht a shot. Well, I replaced it on saturday and no luck! In fact, after installing the new one, I couldn't even turn it on with the remote any more (figured it was due to the new module having never been synced to my specific remotes?). Anyway, I tore it down again and put the old bluetooth module in and I'm back to square one.
More notes: double and triple checked pins in dvd power connector cable and dvd data connection cable. Everything looked good. I'm used to working on electronics and everything looked fine.
Does anyone have any advice or magical instructions to offer before I THINK about sending to nintendo?








