How to fix Wii U Blinking Red light

In this video im going to show you how to fix the blinking red light on a Wii U
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[@ezekeulthetrashgamer3625]

Bro I thought I was done for this video was a life saver.

[@somaticpluto35]

I tried it and it didn’t work any idea what else is wrong with it

[@nickcons1]

Could i somehow have a zipfile for your ds games? I saw your video from a while ago and you already have Mario 64 on there. So I was wondering if I could download a copy of your sd file for my ds

[@Mr.GameWatch78]

@@nickcons1 you mean my r4 card?

[@Momanic]

That looks like a pain to put back together

[@Mr.GameWatch78]

@@Momanic yeah but it’s easy for me because I’ve done it many times

[@awhvex7188]

​Honestly taking it apart seems like the intimidating part.
Im scared to get passed the heatsink, i dont want to move the wires.
Ive been lucky enough to have ones with minimal repairs such as sync button jammed, coin in a disc drive, fan needing to be replaced, then a good scrub of alcohol on the areas that i can get, i take the fan off to blow into the heat sink as best as possible and blow every where else as needed then give the vents a good cleaning and both inside and outside of the shell a good disinfectant + alcohol (disinfectant for smoker consoles)
I have had nothing but great luck so far. ​@@Mr.GameWatch78
Edit: fully watched the vid, and thats generally about how far i get tbh. This is all the easy stuff. Taking out the mounts and getting to the actual mobo and heatsink is when it starts to get difficult.
Glad you got an easy fix!