I used to have sound at a specific angle on my Ds lite and sometimes it did work, but know it just doesn't work. I think it's the ribbon cable connecting the screen and motherboard together but I think it's the actual speakers because when it used to work it only the right speaker was working
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In general electronics then only working at a certain angle does usually mean some kind of ribbon cable is fractured or a solder joint needs the aid of gravity to work (either by making a connection or preventing a short).
You can test speakers. Get a dead battery (important that it is dead, or if not then a suitable resistor) and throw some wires around. You can see the cone then move in response to it, normally done if you have a speaker of unknown wiring (seen a few car ones be this) as reversing the polarity will change the direction it moves and you can then pick wiring accordingly.
You can test speakers. Get a dead battery (important that it is dead, or if not then a suitable resistor) and throw some wires around. You can see the cone then move in response to it, normally done if you have a speaker of unknown wiring (seen a few car ones be this) as reversing the polarity will change the direction it moves and you can then pick wiring accordingly.
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