Nintendo 64, N64 - 64 Game Console Instruction Booklet

NUS-S-HB-USA-4
NINTENDO
How to connect the
Stereo AV Cable
pg 4
Making connections using the
RF Switch and Modulator
pg 7
Connecting the Nintendo 64
and Super NES Control Decks
pg 8
Consumer Assistance
1-800-255-3700
NINTENDO %4
Instruction Booklet
A WARNING
PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE CONSUMER INFORMATION AND
PRECAUTIONS BOOKLET INCLUDED WITH THIS PRODUCT BEFORE
USING YOUR NINTENDO®™ HARDWARE SYSTEM, GAME PAK OR
ACCESSORY. THIS BOOKLET CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFETY
INFORMATION.
Á WARNING
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT CONNECT THE
AC POWER CORD PLUG TO AN OUTLET, RECEPTACLE OR EXTENSION
CORD UNLESS THE PLUG BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED.
A DAMAGED POWER CORD MAY CAUSE A FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARD. DO NOT OPERATE IF THE POWER CORD IS BROKEN, SPLIT,
OR DAMAGED IN ANY WAY.
4A CAUTION
THE NINTENDO 64 GENERATES REALISTIC IMAGES AND 3D
SIMULATIONS. WHILE PLAYING OR WATCHING CERTAIN VIDEO
IMAGES, SOME PEOPLE MAY EXPERIENCE DIZZINESS, MOTION
SICKNESS OR NAUSEA. IF YOU OR YOUR CHILD EXPERIENCE ANY
OF THESE SYMPTOMS, DISCONTINUE USE AND PLAY AGAIN LATER.
Throughout this Instruction Booklet, you will see sections beginning with
WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE. Each section has a different level of
meaning, as follows:
A WARNING
Warns you about incorrect use of the Nintendo 64 that could result in
serious personal injury.
A CAUTION
Cautions you about incorrect use of the Nintendo 64 system that may
result in (1) personal injury or (2) damage to the Nintendo 64 Control
Deck, components or accessories.
NOTE: Points out important information on using or maintaining
your Nintendo 64 system.
Contents
Section 1 Nintendo 64 Instruction Booklet page 2
Components page 3
Section 2 Connection and Installation page 4
Audio/Video Cable Connections page 4
RF Switch/RF Modulator Connections page 7
Connecting Both the Nintendo 64 and Super NES page 8
Connecting the AC Power Supply page 9
Connecting the Controller(s) page 10
Section 3 How to Operate page 11
Removing a Game Pak page 14
Returning to Regular TV page 14
Section 4 Troubleshooting page 15
Section 5 Warranty and Service Information page 19
Parts List and Order Form page 20
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NINTENDO" 64 INSTRUCTION BOOKLET
Congratulations on your purchase of the Nintendo 64, the world's most advanced
64-bit video game entertainment system, featuring CD-quality stereo sound, incredibly
smooth and realistic graphics and the most exciting video games ever experienced!
Read both the setup instructions and the separate Consumer Information and
Precautions Booklet before attempting to connect the Nintendo 64 Control Deck to your
TV or VCR. If, after reading all setup instructions, you are still unable to hook up your
system, please call the Consumer Assistance Hotline at the number listed below.
Need Help with Installation,
Maintenance or Service?
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AUTHORIZED REPAIR CENTERS *
1-800-255-3700
Mon. - Sat., 6:00a.m. - 9:00p.m.; Sun., 6:00a.m. - 7:00p.m., Pacific Time
(Times subject to change]
You can visit our web-site at www .nintendo.com for additional setup
information, product news, and game information.
Nintendo also has a free automated information line available for
product news and game information, call the Powerline at 1-425-885-7529.
This may be a regular long distance phone call. Please ask permission from
whomever pays the phone bill.
Control Deck
Nintendo 64 Controller
Bottom View of Controller
On the bottom of
the controller is a
connector slot for
loading an №64
Controller Pak™ or
Rumble Pak™ (sold
separately). Look
for Game Paks
displaying the N64
Controller Pak
and/or Rumble
Pak icons.
Nintendo 64 Components
Game Pak Slot
Memory Expansion
Do not remove the Jumper Pak from the Memory
Expansion connector - the Contral Deck will not operate.
Controller Sockets 1-4
Expansion Connecter [on bottom)
Power Indicator Light
Back View of Control Deck
AC Power Supply Connection Port
Multi Out Connector
Stereo Audio/Video Cable
Section Two
Connection & Installation
Connect the Nintendo 64 to either your TV or VCR using the Stereo
Audio/Video Cable. Choose one of the connection methods on pages 4-6 that
matches the connections for your TV or VCR; you will only need to make one
kind of connection.
= If your TV or VCR does not have audio/video connections (i.e, the
illustrations on pages 4-6 do not match your TV or VCR), then turn to page 7
for other types of connection methods. You will need to use a Nintendo 64 RF
Switch and RF Modulator [sold separately).
# If you currently have a Super Nintendo Entertainment System” connected to
your TV or VCR ana want to connect both the Super NES* ana Nintendo 64
Control Decks, then turn to page 8.
Audio/Video Cable Connections
A Connecting to a Stereo TV Make sure to plug the Audio/Video Cable into
the “INPUT” connections of your TV (Do not use
connections labeled “OUTPUT”].
Audio IN Jack (RIGHT)
Audio IN Jack [LEFT] | a
Video IM Jack \
Back of Control Deck
Back of TV
MULTI OUT
Connector
Stereo AV Cable
When using this connection, you will need to
locate the INPUT SELECT on your TV or TV
remote in order for the game to appear on your
screen [see complete details on page 11).
After completing the connections as shown, turn to pg 9.
Audio/Video Cable Connections
B Connecting to a Stereo VCR
Make sure to plug the Audio/Video Cable into
the “INPUT” connections of your VCR [Do not use
connections labeled “OUTPUT").
Existing
Connection
Audio IN Jack [LEFT]
Audio IN Jack [RIGHT]
MULTI OUT
Connector
Stereo AV Cable Some VCRs may have additional
Audio/Video Input Connections on
the back. For more information, see
your VCR's instruction manual.
When using this connection, you will need to
locate the INPUT SELECT on your VCR or VCR
remote in order for the game to appear on your
screen (see complete details on page 11).
After completing the connections as shown, turn to pg 9. E
Audio/Video Cable Connections
C connecting to a MONO TV
or VCR [No Stereo Sound)
Make sure to plug the Audio/Video Cable into
the “INPUT” connections of your TV or VCR (Во
not use connections labeled “OUTPUT").
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Hy Adaptor
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Using the “Y” adaptor is optional.
You may leave either the red or
Stereo AV Cable white audio cable un-connected
until a Y” adaptor is available.
When using this connection, you will need to
locate the INPUT SELECT on your TV and/or VCR
or remote in order for the game to appear on
your screen (see complete details on page 11).
e After completing the connections as shown, turn to pg 9.
RF Switch/RF Modulator Connections
D Connecting to a TV Without
Audio/Video Connections
NOTE: This method of connection will
produce mono sound only [the left and
right stereo channels will be mixed).
If your TV or VCR does not have audio/video connections, you will need to use a
Nintendo 64 RF Switch and RF Modulator [sold separately), to complete your connections.
You can purchase the Nintendo 64 RF Switch and RF Modulator (packaged together as a set)
from most retail stores where Nintendo products are sold, or see the parts list and order form on
page 20 in this booklet.
Note: Be sure fo use only the Nintendo 64 RF Switch and RF Modulator displaying
the Official Nintendo Seal of Quality to ensure the highest picture quality.
Back of TV
VHF Cable Connector
Back of Control Deck Gils a
MULTI OUT
Connector
RF Modulator |
sold seperately)
[sold seperately)
Remove the existing cable
connected to the back of your TV
and reconnect it to the RF Switch
as shown.
7
After completing the connections as shown, turn to py 9. ie
Connecting Both the Nintendo 64 and Super NES
There is no reason to disconnect your Super NES; you can connect
both the Nintendo 64 and the Super NES! Use one of the connections
described below fo connect the Super NES and Nintendo 64, then enjoy playing
games on both systems.
# |f the Super NES is currently connected to your TV using an RF Switch, then use the
Stereo Audio/Video Cable to connect the Nintendo 64 Control Deck to your TV
[see diagram #1 below). For connection details, use method À on Page 4.
= |f the Super NES is currently connected to your TV using an RF Switch and your TV
has no AV inputs, connect the Nintendo 64 Control Deck to your VCR (see
Diagram #2 below). For connection details, use method B on page 5.
mf the Super NES is currently connected to your TV using an RF Switch and your TV
or VCR does not have any audio/video connections, then connect both the Nó4*
and Super NES Control Decks by using two RF Switches (see Diagram #3 below].
u If the Super NES is currently connected to your TV or VCR using an audio/video
cable, then use the Stereo Audio/Video Cable that came with the Nintendo 64 to
connect the Control Deck to either your TV or VCR. Follow one of the connection
methods shown on pages 4-6. If there are no additional audio/video connections
available, then connect the Nintendo é4 using the existing audio/video cable
connection [so you can enjoy the stereo sound and best picture quality) and
connect the Super NES Control Deck by using an RF Switch [use the RF Switch that
came with your Super NES). (See Diagram #1 below.)
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N64 to TV hook-up) N64 to VCR hook-up) N64 to TV RF Switch
hook-up)
Connecting the AC Power Supply
Make sure the Power Switch is in the OFF position before connecting the AC Power
Supply.
Connect the AC Power Supply, with the triangle on top as shown, into the port in the
back side of the Control Deck. Insert the AC Power Supply into the Control Deck
until you hear a click.
A WARNING
To prevent electric shock
or damage to the Control
Deck, do not try to use any
other type of AC adapter or
power supply.
Insert the plug from the power cord into a standard [120-volt AC) wall outlet.
u |f you need to remove the AC Power Supply from the Control Deck, first make sure
the power switch is in the OFF position, then disconnect the power cord from the
wall outlet, Press the lock release button on the bottom of the AC Power Supply
and pull it out of the Control Deck.
A WARNING
To prevent electric shock or cord damage, carefully disconnect any plugs from the
Control Deck or electrical outlet by pulling the plug, not the cord.
A CAUTION
To avoid excessive wear to the AC power supply connector, do not disconnect the
AC Power Supply from the Control Deck even when storing your Nintendo 64. To
save energy, unplug the power cord plug from the wall outlet when the Nintendo 64
is not being used.
Connecting the Controller
Plug the Nintendo 64 Controller into the socket on
the front of the Control Deck as shown.
Up to four controllers can be connected at the
same time, but for most games, only the controller
plugged into socket number one will operate the
START button.
A CAUTION
Foreign materials (such as food or beverage residue) may cause the controller
buttons to stick. To avoid this problem, keep food and beverages away from the
controller and always wash your hands before playing.
Each game may have different functions for each of the buttons, + Control Pad and
Control Stick. Depending on the game, the controller will be held in one of the three
positions shown. For further instructions, consult the instruction booklet for the Game
Pak you are using.
Right position Left position Home position
Once all connections are made, turn to the next page
for operating instructions.
Section Three
How to Operate
After making the necessary connections shown in Section 2, place the Control
Deck on a hard, flat surface, such as a television stand, table top or cabinet. Be sure to
allow plenty of space around the Control Deck for ventilation. Once the Control Deck
is properly located, continue with the following instructions:
4A CAUTION
The Control Deck has several ventilation slots in the housing designed fo maintain
adequate ventilation. Do not operate the Control Deck on a carpet, bed, sofa or
other soft surface, or in any location where any of the ventilation slots may become
covered or obstructed.
1. Turn your television ON. If the Nintendo 64 Control Deck is connected
to your VCR, turn the VCR power ON also and set the VCR to "VCR" mode.
2A. If you are using an AV connection to your TV or VCR [connection
method A, B or Cl, you will need to set the approriate input select setting for
your TV and/or VCR.
Input Select Information
NOTE: The most common locations for an "Input Select" are: a button
somewhere on the front of the TV or VCR, a button on the remote control, a
high-numbered channel on the TV or VCR, or an on-screen menu selection.
Manufacturers of TVs and VCRs use different names and locations for “Input
Select". The common names for the input select are: input, select, input
select, line, line in, source, in, EXT, AUX. Consult your TV or VCR instruction
manual for details.
2B. If you are using an RF Switch
connection to your TV (connection method
D}, then set your TV to Channel 3. Also
set the switch on the back of the Nintendo 64
RF Modulator to Channel 3. If Channel 3 is
broadcasting in your area, change the switch
on the back of the RF Modulator and your TV
to Channel 4.
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3. Make sure the Power Switch of the Control Deck is turned OFF.
A CAUTION
Always make sure that the Power Switch of the Control Deck is OFF and that you have
checked the Game Pak edge connector for foreign material (which can damage the
Control Deck) before attempting to load a Game Pak into the Control Deck.
4. |f not already connected, insert the Controller(s) into
the socket(s) on the front of the Control Deck. (Be sure NA _
the N64 Power switch is still OFF.) оп
NOTE: When turning the Control Deck power ON, do not
move the Control Stick from its neutral position on the
controller.
If the Control Stick is held at an angled position (as shown below in the picture on the left]
when the power is turned ON, this position will be set as neutral. This will cause games
using the Control Stick to operate incorrectly.
To reset the neutral position once the game has started, let go of the Control Stick so it
can return fo its center position, as shown below in the picture on the right, then press
START while holding down the L and R buttons.
5. Load a Nintendo 64 Game Pak into the top
of the Control Deck as shown. Push it down
all the way.
4A CAUTION
Do not load the Game Pak upside down or otherwise force the Game Pak into the
Control Deck. load only an N64 Game Pak. Do not attempt to use Super NES, or
any other type of Game Paks.
6. Slide the N64 Power Switch to the ON
position.
NOTE: If you have both a Nintendo 64
and a Super NES Control Deck connected,
turn ON only one or the other.
Make sure the red power indicator light on the front of the Control Deck
is ON [if not, check the AC Power Supply and plug connection). Push the
Reset button and release. After a moment, a game display should appear
on the TV.
NOTE: If there is no game display, or a distorted picture appears on
the TV screen, slide the Power Switch OFF and remove the Game Pak.
Start over from step 3. If you are still having problems, consult the
troubleshooting section on page 15, or call the Consumer Assistance
Hotline at 1-800-255-3700.
7. Press START on the Controller plugged into socket number one to start the
game. For further instructions, consult the instruction booklet for the Game
Pak you are using.
Removing a Game Pak
1. Slide the Power Switch to the
OFF position.
Á CAUTION
Always slide the Power Switch to the OFF
position before loading or removing a Game
Pak, N64 Controller Pak, controller or
accessory.
2. Place one hand on top of the Control
Deck and carefully remove the Game
Pak from the Control Deck with
the other hand.
Returning to Regular TV
Alter you have finished playing, slide the Power Switch of the Control Deck to the OFF
position. Set the TV/VIDEO or Input Select switch on the television back to "TV". If
you were using a VCR, set the Input Select switch back to receive cable or antenna
input, then turn the VCR OFF.
There is no need to disconnect the RF Switch, AV Cables, AC Power Supply, etc.
For additional maintenance, care and precautions, refer to the separate Consumer
Information and Precautions Booklet.
Section Four
Troubleshooting
Before seeking repair service, check the problem against the list below:
Problem
No game display image on TV screen.
Solution(s)
= Make sure the Power Switch on the Control Deck is turned ON.
# |f the power light on the Control Deck does not come on, see the next section.
® |fusing an AV connection to your TV, make sure the Input switch is switched
to video [see Input Select note on page 11 for details, or your TV instruction manual.)
Elf you are connecting the Control Deck to a VCR, make sure the VCR is ON and the
Input switch on the VCR is set to the correct input (see Input Select note on page 11 for
details, or your VCR instruction manual.)
# If you are using an RF Switch connection, make sure that the Control Deck and the
antenna or cable are connected to the RF Switch properly and that the RF Switch is
connected to the TV [see page 7).
= |f you are connecting the Control Deck to your TV using an RF Switch, make sure the
CH3 - CH4 switch on the RF Modulator is set to Channel 3 and that the TV is set to
Channel 3.
E Make sure the Game Pak is loaded into the Control Deck correctly (see pages 11-13).
= Make sure the Jumper Pak [or optional Expansion Pak) is inserted correctly into the
Memory Expansion slot on the top of the Control Deck,
Problem
Power light on the Control Deck does not come on, or turns off during game play
Solution(s)
E Make sure the AC Power Supply and power cord plug are plugged in.
mf there is still no power to the Control Deck, disconnect the AC Power Supply plug
from the wall outlet for at least 2 minutes to reset the circuit, then insert the plug back
into the wall outlet and turn the Control Deck ON.
m If the power still does not come on, or turns off again, remove any Game Pak,
controllers or accessories connected to the Control Deck. Alter removal, follow the
above reset procedure. If the power now stays on it may indicate a problem with the
accessory or Game Pak.
Continued on next page.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Game display is on the TV screen, but the picture is rolling or the screen has bars
or lines.
Solution(s)
Adjust the vertical or horizontal hold controls on your TV until the picture becomes
steady.
If using RF, make sure to use only a licensed Nintendo RF switch and modulator
(look for the Official Nintendo Seal of Quality.)
Problem
Picture quality is good, but the sound buzzes.
Solution(s)
If using an AV connection, check the audio (red and white) connections of the
audio/video cables (see pages 4-6). Be sure you are connected to the audio "Inputs"
not outputs.
If using an RF Switch connection and there is interference on Channel 3, change the
CH3 - CH4 switch on the RF Modulator and your TV to Channel 4.
A particularly strong TV station (or cable TV) may be broadcasting on Channel 3 or 4
in your area and causing interference. Try disconnecting the antenna wire from the RF
Switch. (You will have to reconnect it again for regular TV viewing.)
If using RF, make sure to use only a licensed Nintendo RF switch and modulator
[look for the Official Nintendo Seal of Quality.)
Problem
When not playing, regular TV will not come in.
Solution(s)
Make sure the Power Switch of the Control Deck is turned OFF.
If using an AV connection, change the Input switch on your TV or VCR back to "TV"
[see the TV or VCR instructions).
If using a RF Switch connection, make sure that the antenna or cable is properly
connected to the RF Switch and that the RF Switch is connected to the TV
[see page 7).
If regular TV programs will still not come in, unhook the RF Switch from your TV and
hook up the antenna or cable directly. (In order to play, you will have to hook up the
RF Switch again.) Or, use a video switch (not included).
Troubleshooting
Problem
Game display is on the TV screen, but the picture is fuzzy, has no color or
has snow on it. (For RF Switch connections only.)
Solution(s)
Make sure that the Control Deck and antenna or cable are properly connected to the
RF Switch and that the RF Switch is connected to the TV (see page 7).
Adjust the fine tuning and contrast controls on your TV to receive the clearest picture
possible.
IF your TV has an automatic fine tuning control (AFC), turn it OFF and use the manual
fine tuning dial to adjust the picture. If turning OFF the AFC causes your TV to display
in only black and white, then leave the AFC ON.
If the Control Deck is too close to the TV, the Control Deck may cause some
interference. Try moving the Control Deck farther from the TV.
If there is interference on Channel 3, change the CH3 - CH4 switch on the RF
Modulator and your TV to Channel 4.
A particularly strong TV station (or cable TV) may be broadcasting on Channel 3 or 4
in you area and causing interference. Try disconnecting the antenna wire from the RF
Switch. (You will have to reconnect it again for regular television viewing.) Or, use a
video switch [not provided).
Make sure the short, thick "co-axial" cable of the RF Switch (marked "TV"), is
connected fo the VHF input on your TV.
Make sure to use only a licensed Nintendo RF switch and modulator (look for the
Official Nintendo Seal of Quality.)
Problem
Game sound is missing or not working correctly.
Solution(s)
Make sure the TV volume is turned up to an adequate level.
The sound in some Game Paks begins only after START is pressed.
If using an RF Switch connection to your TV, adjust the fine tuning control until the
sound is clear,
If using an AV connection, check the audio (red and white) connections of the
audio/video cables (see pages 4-6). Make sure they are plugged into audio "Inputs",
not outputs.
If you have a mono TV or VCR and you left one of the audio cables un-connected
(page 6) you may not get all the game sounds until a "Y" adaptor is used.
IF your TV or VCR has a mono or stereo option, make sure it is set to the correct setting
based on your connections.
Check the instruction booklet for the Game Pak you are using for a volume control
option and/or a mono/stereo option.
Continued on next page.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Picture is blinking or scrambled.
Solution(s)
Try pushing the RESET button. If there is no improvement, slide the Control Deck Power
Switch OFF, then remove the Game Pak and re-load it. Slide the Power Switch back to
the ON position and push the RESET button.
Problem
The controller does not work or game characters move on their own.
Solution(s)
Make sure the Power Switch on the Control Deck is in the OFF position before
plugging in the controller.
Make sure the Control Stick on the controller is in the neutral (center) position when
you turn the Power Switch of the Control Deck to the ON position.
(See page 12 for details)
Make sure the controller plug is firmly plugged into socket number one (on the left side
of the Control Deck).
Problem
Controller buttons occasionally stick.
Solution(s)
Clean the buttons on the controller using the following procedure:
1. Disconnect the controller from the Control Deck.
2. Get an unused toothbrush and hot tap water.
(Do not use boiling water or any type of soap or detergent).
3. Dip the toothbrush in the hot water and shake off the excess, then lightly
scrub the area of the controller where the button(s) stick by working the
bristles down around the sides of the buttons and into the cracks.
4. After cleaning the controller, use a towel to dry it then let the controller
air dry for at least 2 hours.
5. Test the buttons to see if they are still sticking and repeat the cleaning
process again if necessary. (Do not pour or submerge the controller
in any type of liquid.
If you are still unable to solve the problem, please call the
Consumer Assistance Hotline at 1-800-255-3700.
You may also want to consult our web-site at www .nintendo.com
for additional set-up and troubleshooting information.
Warranty and Service Information
WARRANTY AND SERVICE INFORMATION REV K
You may need only simple instructions to correct a problem with your product.
Call the Consumer Assistance Hotline at 1-800-255-3700 rather than going to
your retailer. Hours of operation are 6 a.m. to ? p.m., Pacific Time, Monday - Saturday, and 6
a.m. to 7 p.m., Pacific Time, on Sundays (times subject to change). If the problem cannot be solved
over the telephone, you will be offered express factory service through Nintendo or referred to the
nearest NINTENDO AUTHORIZED REPAIR CENTER”, Please do not send any products to Nintendo
without calling us first.
HARDWARE WARRANTY
Nintendo of America Inc. ("Nintendo") warrants to the original purchaser that the hardware product
shall be free from defects in material and workmanship for twelve (12) months from the date of
purchase. If a defect covered by this warranty occurs during this warranty period, Nintendo or a
NINTENDO AUTHORIZED REPAIR CENTER will repair the defective hardware product or component,
free of charge. The original purchaser is entitled to this warranty only if the date of purchase is
registered at point of sale or the consumer can demonsirate, to Nintendo's satisfaction, that the
product was purchased within the last 12 months.
GAME PAK & ACCESSORY WARRANTY
Nintendo warrants to the original purchaser that the product (Game Paks and accessories) shall be
free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of three (3) months from the date of
purchase. If a defect covered by this warranty occurs during this three (3) month warranty period,
lee or a NINTENDO AUTHORIZED REPAIR CENTER will repair the defective product, free of
charge.
SERVICE AFTER EXPIRATION OF WARRANTY
Please call the Consumer Assistance Hotline at 1-800-255-3700 for troubleshooting assistance
and/or referral to the nearest NINTENDO AUTHORIZED REPAIR CENTER. In some instances, it may
be necessary for you to ship the complete product, FREIGHT PREPAID AND INSURED FOR LOSS OR
DAMAGE, to the nearest service location. Please de not send any products to Nintendo without
calling us first.
WARRANTY LIMITATIONS
THIS WARRANTY SHALL NOT APPLY IF THIS PRODUCT: (a) 1S USED WITH PRODUCTS NOT SOLD
OR LICENSED BY NINTENDO (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, NON-LICENSED GAME
ENHANCEMENT AND COPIER DEVICES, ADAPTERS, AND POWER SUPPLIES); (b) IS USED FOR
COMMERCIAL PURPOSES (INCLUDING RENTAL); (c) IS MODIFIED OR TAMPERED WITH: (d) IS
DAMAGED BY NEGLIGENCE, ACCIDENT, UNREASONABLE USE, OR BY OTHER CAUSES
UNRELATED TO DEFECTIVE MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP; OR (e) HAS HAD THE SERIAL
NUMBER ALTERED, DEFACED OR REMOVED.
ANY APPLICABLE IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
AND FITNESS FORA PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE HEREBY LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE
WARRANTY PERIODS DESCRIBED ABOVE (12 MONTHS OR 3 MONTHS, AS APPLICABLE). IN NO
EVENT SHALL NINTENDO BE UABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES
RESULTING FROM THE BREACH OF ANY IMPLED OR EXPRESS WARRANTIES. SOME STATES DO
NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS OR EXCLUSION OF
CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY
TO YOU.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from
state to state. Nintendo's address is as set forth on the back cover of this booklet.
This warranty is only valid in the United States. E
Parts List and Order Form
Nintendo 64 Parts List and Order Form
To order by phone (requires VISA or MASTERCARD) Call: 1-800-255-3700,
Mon. - Sat., 6:00a.m. - 9:00p.m.; Sun., 6:00a.m. - 7:00p.m., Pacific Time.
Please have your VISA or MASTERCARD number and expiration date ready.
Most items are also available at your local Nintendo Authorized Repair Center .
For the repair center nearest you, call: 1-800-255-3700. Prices may vary.
Part No. Part Cost USS
34390 Nintendo 64 - AC Power Supply ura
21636 RF Switch (works with Super NES and Nintendo 64) 11.00
34271 RF Modulator 14.00
34394 | RF Switch/RF Modulator Set 25.00
21638 | 300/750 Converter 3.00
21639 | 75/3000: Converter 3.00
35846 Stereo AV Cable 119.95
22425 S-VHS Cable 19.95
34377 Nintendo 64 - Instruction Booklet 2.50
34391 | Nintendo 64 - Consumer Info. & Precautions Booklet no charge
xxxxx | Nintendo 64 - Game Pak Booklet (please specify) * 2.00
35543 | Memory Expansion Cover 1.50
35544 Expansion Connector Cover 1.50
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