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Nintendo ds lite, wont power up!
nomis21
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Hi, my nintendo ds lite wont power up.
Its brand new and i have only played on one game for about 5 mins then it shut down, i have had it on charge for hours and when i slide the power button the screen comes on for about 2 secs and then shuts down again and again it does this.
Anyone any ideas? i have no warranty as i bought it from ebay so the only way of fixing is to try myself or a repair man.
Thanks
Its brand new and i have only played on one game for about 5 mins then it shut down, i have had it on charge for hours and when i slide the power button the screen comes on for about 2 secs and then shuts down again and again it does this.
Anyone any ideas? i have no warranty as i bought it from ebay so the only way of fixing is to try myself or a repair man.
Thanks
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You have the option of SNAD with eBay, how long have you had it. Does it work when connected to the charger ? Is it a real DS or a chinese copy ?
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I used to repair these things by the dozen. The most common fault for this symptom is a faulty top screen or damaged/loose ribbon cable between the top screen and the logic board.
It can be caused by other problems but I found that to be the most common reason. The flicker and power off is down to the unit powering on then running a quick system check. One of the first thing it checks is screen connectivity and if that fails it immediately powers off.
It's a fairly cheap repair and shouldn't take more than 10 - 15 minutes for someone experienced in these type of repairs BUT if you have a warranty with return/replace options in place you might be better off just opting to go that route.0 -
When you are having problems trying to fix your Nintendo DS system, you should always try to fix it yourself. This is not that difficult if you have some good guides at your hand.
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