If you have followed the previous three posts then you will know that I have been cleaning and fixing an Atari 2600 Jnr. The final step is to fix the select and reset buttons – the mini-keyboard membrane seems to have failed.

After looking around the internet the easiest fix appeared to be to replace the membrane with individual buttons. After some trial and error, I found that SMD surface mount buttons were perfect.

It was then a simple matter to run patch wires to the mainboard.

It was then just a case of putting the console back together for some testing….

All done – not as clean as my other Atari 2600 Jnr but fully working – lets call this one my daily driver 😉