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Nintendo NES Advantage Back Panel Replacement
DeviceNintendo NES Advantage
DifficultyEasy
Time3 minutes
Steps2
This guide is by Aksel Andreassen on iFixit and is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0. ByteRot mirrors it for non-commercial preservation: formatting changed and photos resized for old browsers; full-size photos and the text are on the FTP in /DOCS/REPAIR. Original guide >>

If your Nintendo NES Advantage Model NES-026 game controller is not working properly, you may need to remove the back panel for disassembly to investigate the issue.

All you need is a spudger and a standard Phillips #0 screwdriver.

Please visit the device page (https://www.ifixit.com/Topic/Nintendo_NES_Advantage) for background information on the controller, if interested.

Tools: Phillips #0 Screwdriver; Spudger


Step 1
[step 1 photo]
• Remove the four sticky pads from the bottom of the device.
• NOTE: If the pads are stuck, use a spudger to remove them.

Step 2
[step 2 photo] [step 2 photo]
• Remove the six 8 mm screws from the bottom of the device with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
• Use your hands to pull the back panel away from the controller.

Conclusion
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Credit
This guide is by Aksel Andreassen on iFixit and is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0. ByteRot mirrors it for non-commercial preservation: formatting changed and photos resized for old browsers; full-size photos and the text are on the FTP in /DOCS/REPAIR. Original guide >>
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