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Green rectangular 62-pin cartridge slot connector with gold contacts

Vszerda

Vszerda 62 PIN SNES/SFC Cartridge Slot Connector

SKU CH-N3PC-2YWDA

Replaces the 62-pin cartridge connector on SNES and SFC consoles to restore reliable game loading

  • Replaces worn original slot for reliable cartridge contact
  • 62-pin connector matches SNES and SFC board layout
  • Direct board-mount design restores console function
  • New condition ensures clean, oxidation-free pins

Direct SNES/SFC cartridge slot replacement

This 62-pin connector replaces a worn or damaged cartridge slot on original SNES and SFC consoles. It restores reliable electrical contact between the board and game cartridges. The part is intended for repair technicians and hobbyists comfortable with board-level soldering.

Installs on the console mainboard via through-hole

The connector fits the factory footprint on the console PCB and accepts standard SNES/SFC game cartridges. It does not add extra features such as region-free support or enhanced video output. Builders needing a multi-slot adapter or a cartridge dumper interface will require a different solution.

Highlights

  • Replaces worn original slot for reliable cartridge contact
  • 62-pin connector matches SNES and SFC board layout
  • Direct board-mount design restores console function
  • New condition ensures clean, oxidation-free pins

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 62 PIN connector fit my original SNES console board without modification?

The connector is designed as a direct replacement for the original 62 PIN card slot on SNES and SFC console boards, matching the factory footprint.

How can I verify the 62 PIN slot is making proper contact after I solder it in?

Insert a clean game cartridge; the console should boot to the title screen without graphics glitches, freezing, or a black screen on multiple cartridges.

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