Hardware Misc is there a way to fix this?

[Deleted member 694992]

So, my 2DS got damaged by a leak in my roof. I opened it up and saw something, but I’m not sure if it's the reason it won't turn on. My 2DS doesn't do anything when I try to power it on.

 

[CoolMe]

Battery looks fine? Not swollen or corroded etc? And if it isn't, putting it to charge with the battery on doesn't do anything? No power light, no screen backlight etc?
The pic isn't clear, we need a closer & clear to see the damage. Also just that area, what about other areas in the mobo?

 

[Deleted member 694992]

Battery looks fine? Not swollen or corroded etc? And if it isn't, putting it to charge with the battery on doesn't do anything? No power light, no screen backlight etc?
The pic isn't clear, we need a closer & clear to see the damage. Also just that area, what about other areas in the mobo?

the battery is fine and there wasn't any corruption except for one part but I dont think it was even corrosion at all
and the motherboard didnt had anything weird!

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Battery looks fine? Not swollen or corroded etc? And if it isn't, putting it to charge with the battery on doesn't do anything? No power light, no screen backlight etc?

it literally doesn't do anything

 

[The Real Jdbye]

the battery is fine and there wasn't any corruption except for one part but I dont think it was even corrosion at all
and the motherboard didnt had anything weird!

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it literally doesn't do anything

Possibly a short or a blown fuse. Corrosion can hide in places where you can't easily see it, such as on ribbon cables or ribbon connectors or underneath BGA chips and can cause shorts.
You can measure the resistance across the battery terminals before and after pressing the power button and across the power rails on the board. And measure continuity of any fuses.

 

[Deleted member 694992]

Possibly a short or a blown fuse. Corrosion can hide in places where you can't easily see it, such as on ribbon cables or ribbon connectors or underneath BGA chips and can cause shorts.
You can measure the resistance across the battery terminals before and after pressing the power button and across the power rails on the board. And measure continuity of any fuses.

I dont have anything to measure the fuses but it might be a short circuit

 

[The Real Jdbye]

I dont have anything to measure the fuses but it might be a short circuit

Multimeters are 10 bucks