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iFixit explains the inner workings of Nintendo cartridges and how to clean them.
The correct way to clean old video games is slightly more complex.
A Q-tip dipped in isopropyl alcohol of at least 90 percent concentration should reliably fix a dirty cartridge.
If cleaning the contacts doesn't work, the NES 's 72 -pin connector might need to be realigned or replaced.
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