Hardware 3ds Power on but wont BOOT

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Hi, can someome help me?
My 3ds power on but wont boot, the screen do not show anything, that bright but don't show anything, i try to change the screens and the problem continue =\

i've tried change batery, screen, remove wireless and nothing =\

i was think about, exist any way to direct boot using flashcart? o0



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When power on, screen stay on this =\
 
That looks like water damage or similar. If I were you I'd dry it out and make it look as if none of it is your fault then send it back to Nintendo saying the 3DS is broken.and ahve it replaced under warranty.
 
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That looks like water damage or similar. If I were you I'd dry it out and make it look as if none of it is your fault then send it back to Nintendo saying the 3DS is broken.and ahve it replaced under warranty.

no is water damage =\\ one day, after play, i've power off, so when i try to power on (n)
 
I had this problem with my first launch model a few times, try popping out the SD card and putting it back in, keep trying if it doesnt work. If say about the 3rd or 4th time it still doesnt work just send it back to Nintendo.
 
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That looks like water damage or similar. If I were you I'd dry it out and make it look as if none of it is your fault then send it back to Nintendo saying the 3DS is broken.and ahve it replaced under warranty.
X2 that top LCD is shot
 
Look at the top left of the top screen.... either the picture is messed up or there is some serious hardware damage there.
 
If you are gonna send it back, just make sure you send it with the official screens and battery, obviously.
Also, as far as I know there isn't a way to boot directly to a flashcart :( , not on the 3DS at least.
 
Sounds like a bad connection.
Yes that screen has lines in it.

As you tried to repair yourself Nintendo wont touch it.
 
Look at the top left of the top screen.... either the picture is messed up or there is some serious hardware damage there.

clearly console has been dropped / damaged
the general care of the console looks terrible
Exactly, and as the damage is most probably entirely his fault, not a 'natural' fault of the system, Nintendo will probably not accept it under warranty and will only give him the option of paying for them to repair it for him.

This is why I suggest breaking it in another way or finding a fault that was beyond your control and complain specifically about that. Nintendo will then allow a replacement under warranty.
 
Sorry, i've forget to explain xD

The original screens are stored, at first I thought the problem could be with them, connection problems, etc., I swapped them for these two and the error remains the same, does not show anything, it only starts. this 3ds never hit the ground and always been well maintained, it is only in this state because after not finding any solution I tried to open it and check for something inside.
This top screen took a beating in 3ds an old friend of mine, though it still showed images in 3ds him. just added to see if it worked since there was another screen for testing

xD
I had this problem with my first launch model a few times, try popping out the SD card and putting it back in, keep trying if it doesnt work. If say about the 3rd or 4th time it still doesnt work just send it back to Nintendo.
I'll try this! but explain something, i need to do this if 3ds power on? or a ineed to poweer off all time when put on put off?


Hey guys, thanks for all help xD
 
Sorry, i've forget to explain xD

The original screens are stored, at first I thought the problem could be with them, connection problems, etc., I swapped them for these two and the error remains the same, does not show anything, it only starts. this 3ds never hit the ground and always been well maintained, it is only in this state because after not finding any solution I tried to open it and check for something inside.
This top screen took a beating in 3ds an old friend of mine, though it still showed images in 3ds him. just added to see if it worked since there was another screen for testing

xD
I had this problem with my first launch model a few times, try popping out the SD card and putting it back in, keep trying if it doesnt work. If say about the 3rd or 4th time it still doesnt work just send it back to Nintendo.
I'll try this! but explain something, i need to do this if 3ds power on? or a ineed to poweer off all time when put on put off?


Hey guys, thanks for all help xD
The first time remove the SD while the power is on then try rebooting without the card. Second time put the card in but lock it and reboot. Third time just put it in like normal. The second try worked for me.
 
I had the same problem. Sent it back to Nintendo and the repaired it. The problem was with the mainboard. Cost me $68.00 usd. Still a hell of alot cheaper than buying a new one. Major downside is I lost everything that was stored on the system memory. All puzzles and Mii quest GONE! The good note is that it kept the same 3DS code, So all the games and Ambassador things stayed with it.


 
Well you could always try to get N to repair it. Dont give up so easily.
 
I had the same problem. Sent it back to Nintendo and the repaired it. The problem was with the mainboard. Cost me $68.00 usd. Still a hell of alot cheaper than buying a new one. Major downside is I lost everything that was stored on the system memory. All puzzles and Mii quest GONE! The good note is that it kept the same 3DS code, So all the games and Ambassador things stayed with it.


 

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