HELP – My Wii Won’t Work!
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I think I broke my wii. My wii does not want to turn ON. I tried doing what the internet said… |
Whats Wrong with my Wii?
Background: Hey, a Homeowner from Philippines
[ad#block]Question: Hey there. Today I experienced something bad. I think I broke my Wii. My Wii does not want to turn ON. I tried doing what the internet said, Unplug the ac adapter from the wall socket and the Wii and leave it unplugged for two minutes and plug it again. I precisely did that and yet it still did not want to on. It also said not to plug it in a power strip or an extension cord but I indirectly get the power from a transformer, which I don’t think is the same as a power strip or a transformer. The AC adapter is 110v. So what now? 🙁
Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Hey.
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