Lo fellow Sega fans,
Last week I brought my Saturn to a friend to program our contest entry. When I got there I decided to undo my 60hz mod, which mainly was a piece of metal taped over the JP1 contacts. I put my Saturn back together but I noticed the CD wasn't spinning. So I took the whole shebang apart again and reassembled it, and behold, it worked fine again.... for a few minutes. My Saturn suddenly died, and the power LED wouldn't come on again! After endless tinkering we gave up. I got home today and got out my multimeter, and I measured the voltage on the pins of the PSU. I got 0.00v! Apparently my PSU is dead... is there some way to fix it?
By the way, my Saturn is a PAL model 1, MK-80200-50.
Last week I brought my Saturn to a friend to program our contest entry. When I got there I decided to undo my 60hz mod, which mainly was a piece of metal taped over the JP1 contacts. I put my Saturn back together but I noticed the CD wasn't spinning. So I took the whole shebang apart again and reassembled it, and behold, it worked fine again.... for a few minutes. My Saturn suddenly died, and the power LED wouldn't come on again! After endless tinkering we gave up. I got home today and got out my multimeter, and I measured the voltage on the pins of the PSU. I got 0.00v! Apparently my PSU is dead... is there some way to fix it?
By the way, my Saturn is a PAL model 1, MK-80200-50.