The Atari Lynx was ahead of it's time. Once the the most powerful handheld of its time. But decades of use rendered it in need of a tuneup. Our Atari Lynx I service will get you back to playing those classics again.
Here's how it works:
Choose your options:
Don't know what to pick? Most working consoles just need the "Console Refresh" option, which replaces all commonly failing components. But maybe you want something a little more custom. we've got you covered there too. Look over the options, and if you have any questions, send us an email!
Capacitor Replacement:
Replaces all Capacitors inside the console.
Power Circuit Refurbishment: The Atari Lynx I and II are infamous for poor power circuit design, if you have not attempted to power up your Lynx in a while, we do not recommend doing so until the voltage regulator circuit is replaced. Powering on these old consoles without doing this work can fry their Hayato, Mickey, Or Suzy Chips, rendering the console virtually useless. For this reason, all Atari Lynx Consoles should have their voltage regulator circuits serviced . If you have already attempted to power on your Lynx, please do not try again until its voltage regulator circuit is serviced.
Diagnostics:
Does your console not work anymore? The diagnostics option gives your console a thorough investigation to find out whatever the problem may be. Sometimes the diagnostics cost is enough to cover most small issues, but in more severe cases we will contact you with details and an updated cost before proceeding.
If you would like additional work done that is not listed, please send us an email! We'd love to hear what you have in mind.
After you've made your selections, check out to confirm your order.
Next: safely pack your item, please include a piece of paper with:
Your order number
Email
return address
And mail it to:
19923 State Highway 413
Unit 2
Reeds Spring
MO
65737
We will perform the requested work and then send the item back to you, keeping you updated every step of the way!
Thank you for choosing Retro Revive!
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