Doombot

Really? Where did you see it for sale? I bought if 5 or more years ago from someone cleaning out an old office building that said it had been sitting in the basement for years. Do you know what the door looked like when it had it? When it came to me, the door was simply an opening and the actually door was gone. There is a shelf inside, I assume to store games and accessories. The door is hard to see in this pic, I'll have to take another when it's back together.

Nice! I have the stand too, but someone modded it by adding a door and speaker to the side.

Interesting. Thanks for the help, guys. Do you also have kiosks?

Ah thanks for linking those! I think I'll get the official one and save myself the headache of trying to fix the original scart as I'm not knowledgable about soldering/ cleaning the connectors. I've had the damn thing for about 5 years now, I just want it to look nice finally.

It's a Euro one, I can see from the listing I bought. Thanks for letting me know. I'll keep an eye out for a JP21 Scart cable. As for now, the kiosk is just back to how it originally looked, the dull faded colours.

Yeah, the new scart replacement definitely doesn't work. The screen just flickers, no game loading. Here's how it looks with the original scart.

The sound was never an issue with the kiosk, it was just that this cord was looking pretty rough once I opened the kiosk. I did not know it was an audio cable. I was just trying to swap the scart cable with a replacement, but now I'm concerned as the previous poster said it could damage the kiosk. I'm not technically savvy so this stuff make me want to smash my head against a wall lol

Sure, you can see where each end attaches here.

Yes, it's the M80C Kiosk, table top version.

Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone here was familiar with the SNES kiosks and could help me figure out something. I've had the Kiosk a few years, everything on it works fine, aside from the dull/faded coloring on the screen. I recently purchased a replacement SCART cable as many people feel this is the common issue with these kiosks, but while I had the kiosk open, I can see there is another cable that could possibly be the culprit. I just have no idea what kind of cable this is or if I can even find a replacement.