Are you certain the blue LED is rated at the same
volts as the red? If its too far off from what the
red one is the mother board will either be getting too
much or not enough juice (the resetting sounds like
its not getting enough). Also make certian you didn't
buy a blinking LED, sometimes they aren't very clearly
marked.

That's the only thing I could think of. I hope it
helps you fix the problem.

-Joe


--- foolish_smart_guy <foolish_smart_guy@...>
wrote:

> I swapped the standard red LED in my NES with a blue
> one. Now, when
> powering up my NES, it constantly resets. Has
> anyone else
> experienced
> this? I'm going to try to cut pin 4 on the lockout
> chip and solder
> it
> to a ground tonight. Hopefully, that will fix this
> problem. I just
> don't understand why this would have happened in the
> first place. The
> LED works fine. So, I know I didn't bridge the
> connection on the
> circuit board. Even if I did, looking at the NES'
> schematic, I still
> don't this behavior would happen. Anyway, just
> looking for some
> thoughts...
>
>
>
>
>




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