I forgot to use a power converter when powering my GameCube, after a few minutes something went wrong and it turned off. I can't turn it on any longer.
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John zoidberg this will depend on how you powered it up. When you say you "forgot to use a power converter" I assume that you are somewhere where the voltage is not 110V. You usually plug the GameCube power adapter into the power converter. This time you did not and your GameCube no longer comes on. This would lead me to believe that you have blown the power adapter. To be certain we would need to know for sure how you usually power it up, what voltages you are dealing with and what voltage your GameCube power supply has.
Since you applied 220V where there should only be 12V you are most likely having multiple damaged components as well as probably a burned board. You will have to disassemble your GameCube to take a look at the boards. Start with this guide Nintendo GameCube Motherboard Replacement and take plenty of pictures. Post those with your question so we can see what you see. If you are lucky the damage will be contained to a single board only.
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The outlet was 220V, on the back of the console it says DC 12V 39W
did you use a power adapter at all or did you connect 220V directly to the GameCube?
I connected the 220V directly to the gamecube, I DID NOT use the power adapter at all.
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John zoidberg how did you power it up
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This same thing happened to me except I used the power adapter.
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