NES question! help me!!!!

[VidGameKing]

Ok, i just went down to the local flea market and bought a NES for eight bucks it included:

 

NES console

AC adaptor

A/V hookups

Cable hookup

two standard controllers

orenge light gun

NES Max Controller

Duck Hunt/Super Mario Bros (combined cart)

Bases Loaded

 

all for eight bucks!

 

anyways here is my problem, and it's not a very big one but i'm very new to NES so i dont know. I've completely tooken apart the NES and found that one of the pins on the cart connector to be not in ne condition, it's a-little broken, It still works but it dosent look up to my standards. I found that the cart conncetor slides off the mainboard like as if the mainboard was a cart (thought that was cool) but where do I find new ones? or ones that are in really good condition? I'd like to replace it and make it like-new. but i need parts. where do i buy the parts?

[CaliColts]

You can get brand new connectors cheap on ebay, here's a link to one: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=1339149140

 

They are easy to replace.

Also get a cleaning kit and you should have few problems if you keep your game and system clean.

 

I have around 100 games for NES priced from $4 - $10 + shipping. If you need games send me a list and I will see if I have it.

 

Have fun with your new NES, they are great!!!!!

 

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[VidGameKing]

what is the vcleaning kit supposed to do? what parts dose it clean? how long will it last? if it is for the carts, how meny carts will it clean? are there different companies? if so, what are the differences?

[CaliColts]

The cleaning kits I have used will clean carts and the game connector. I recommend finding the nintendo kit if you can.

[Kong]

I have replaced this connector on some of my NES's. I got them of eBay. They worked great. You actually don't even need to push the cartridge down with the connectors that I bought. You just slide it in and turn the system on. That should save on some of the wear and tear on those connectors.