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Desmontaje de Nintendo GameCube

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  • If you lift the mainboard up, you'll see a metal plate, probably for EMI-protection. Remove the two screws holding it and you have access to the internal power supply.

Si levantas la placa base, verás una placa de metal, probablemente para protección EMI. Retira los dos tornillos que lo sujetan y tendrás acceso a la fuente de alimentación interna.

-[* black] If you lift the mainboard up, you'll see a metal plate, probably for EMI-protection. Remove the two screws holding it and you have access to the internal power supply.
+[* red] If you lift the mainboard up, you'll see a metal plate, probably for EMI-protection. Remove the two screws holding it and you have access to the internal power supply.

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