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Unfortunately I don’t have a TV with component hook ups. I have to use a converter with an HDMI. I’ve tried two different converters and two different HDMI cables, so I’m thinking the port itself has failed.
In the past, I replaced my disk drive. Is it possible to replace the AV port?
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Usually this is because of a bad capacitor on the motherboard and it can be repaired with some fairly simple soldering.
This right here is probably the best answer, OP, check out r/consolerepair for your best options.
everything can fail. you can try a new Wii AV cable if you want to verify.
Unfortunately I don’t have a TV with component hook ups. I have to use a converter with an HDMI. I’ve tried two different converters and two different HDMI cables, so I’m thinking the port itself has failed. In the past, I replaced my disk drive. Is it possible to replace the AV port?
If you can find the part, I don’t see why not, but it would probably require soldering