Hardware Please help with The blue screen on 3ds!!

[Fergamesy2k]

i was playing with the 3ds, but then a black screen saying "a plobelm ocurr.. turn off the system" i do it an then the blue screen with this message:
bootrom : 00F800EF
FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF
00000022 00000000

and since then the system don't work. i try removing the batery, many times, and sometimes (very rarely) it work, the system initiates, but in a minute it frozen, and then again the blue screen, somebody knows haw to fix it manually? i think that error means this:"DAT lines are connected to other DAT lines" what is this? what and where are this dat lines? how can i fix it?

 

[nukeboy95]

it is a problem with your nand, did you try to downgrade it?

Here are some bootrom errors with causes, so you may be able to diagnose bad soldering:

DAT lines are connected to other DAT lines

00F800EF
FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF
00000022 00000000
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[EthanObi]

>playing
Were you opening the system while it was turned on or something? This doesn't sound like an accident that would happen unless you were tampering with your system...

 

[3DSGuy]

i was playing with the 3ds, but then a black screen saying "a plobelm ocurr.. turn off the system" i do it an then the blue screen with this message:
bootrom : 00F800EF
FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF
00000022 00000000

and since then the system don't work. i try removing the batery, many times, and sometimes (very rarely) it work, the system initiates, but in a minute it frozen, and then again the blue screen, somebody knows haw to fix it manually? i think that error means this:"DAT lines are connected to other DAT lines" what is this? what and where are this dat lines? how can i fix it?

"DAT lines" refer to the points on the 3DS motherboard which are linked to the 3DS NAND. The error code suggests one or more DAT lines are connected to each other, either due to bad soldering or a physical fault of the motherboard. As a result, the bootrom simply cannot communicate with the NAND.

Either way, your 3DS is damaged, if you can't get your 3DS fixed by Nintendo. Opening it and posting hi-res pics of your motherboard in this thread, is your best shot at resolving the problem.

 

[Fergamesy2k]

>playing
Were you opening the system while it was turned on or something? This doesn't sound like an accident that would happen unless you were tampering with your system...

nope. i was just playing... i opened after to se if something was wrong..

 

[Fergamesy2k]

"DAT lines" refer to the points on the 3DS motherboard which are linked to the 3DS NAND. The error code suggests one or more DAT lines are connected to each other, either due to bad soldering or a physical fault of the motherboard. As a result, the bootrom simply cannot communicate with the NAND.

"DAT lines" refer to the points on the 3DS motherboard which are linked to the 3DS NAND. The error code suggests one or more DAT lines are connected to each other, either due to bad soldering or a physical fault of the motherboard. As a result, the bootrom simply cannot communicate with the NAND.

Either way, your 3DS is damaged, if you can't get your 3DS fixed by Nintendo. Opening it and posting hi-res pics of your motherboard in this thread, is your best shot at resolving the problem.

Either way, your 3DS is damaged, if you can't get your 3DS fixed by Nintendo. Opening it and posting hi-res pics of your motherboard in this thread, is your best shot at resolving the problem.

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[Fergamesy2k]

some pics. when i have a better light, i try to upload with a better quality

 

[blinkzane]

it is a problem with your nand, did you try to downgrade it?

I didn't think there was a downgrade option??

 

[The Real Jdbye]

I suggest just sending this in to Nintendo. Opening it when you know you've never done any hardware modifications to it before was pointless and probably a bad idea as Nintendo may not want to repair it.

I didn't think there was a downgrade option??

There isn't, unless you have backed up your NAND with a hardware device to later restore it.

 

[tbgtbg]

Does it turn on to the system menu? If so just trade it into Gamestop towards a new one and stick some other poor guy with the problem.


(No DO NOT really do this, that would make someone an asshole to do that, just surprised it hadn't been suggested).

 

[Fergamesy2k]

well,i guess i'll sell it in parts, for replacement. i don't have a backup of the nand, so i guess try to restore it is useless. and i don't know if i can fix it... should i try to load a nand of someone else? is that even possible?

 

[blinkzane]

I suggest just sending this in to Nintendo. Opening it when you know you've never done any hardware modifications to it before was pointless and probably a bad idea as Nintendo may not want to repair it.


There isn't, unless you have backed up your NAND with a hardware device to later restore it.

ah, I was gonna say, I'd love to play with this option.

 

[blinkzane]

Does it turn on to the system menu? If so just trade it into Gamestop towards a new one and stick some other poor guy with the problem.


(No DO NOT really do this, that would make someone an asshole to do that, just surprised it hadn't been suggested).

I don't condone your idea since gamestop buys your products for way cheap, and really it's gamestops problem because as soon as the person realizes it doesnt work, then they take it back and gamestop has to do something about it.