Hello, I have searched, and searched, and searched but I don't even seem to be able to find people with a problem quite like mine.
I owned a 3ds on release, and sold it shortly after for lack of use and games.
I spotted on a local ad site the other day a really, really cheap one, with this problem so I thought I would pick it up for kicks to see if I could fix it. This means I do not know the history of it, but it seems to be in good condition, and the previous owner said he did not attempt repairs or open it (and it looked virgin when I did). I do not know if flash carts etc were used on it.
When I press power, there is no sound, no image on both screens (and no backlight either, this is what I think makes it unique). No button combination triggers anything. I took out the battery plenty of times, also waiting. I removed the bottom shell and played with wifi card and got nothing (aside from two stripped screws).
Anyone know what could be up with it, and a possible solution?
Ill risk anything as it was so cheap and I have no intention of paying for repairs. I own an arduino in case any of the unbricking business might come in handy.
Thank you.
I owned a 3ds on release, and sold it shortly after for lack of use and games.
I spotted on a local ad site the other day a really, really cheap one, with this problem so I thought I would pick it up for kicks to see if I could fix it. This means I do not know the history of it, but it seems to be in good condition, and the previous owner said he did not attempt repairs or open it (and it looked virgin when I did). I do not know if flash carts etc were used on it.
When I press power, there is no sound, no image on both screens (and no backlight either, this is what I think makes it unique). No button combination triggers anything. I took out the battery plenty of times, also waiting. I removed the bottom shell and played with wifi card and got nothing (aside from two stripped screws).
Anyone know what could be up with it, and a possible solution?
Ill risk anything as it was so cheap and I have no intention of paying for repairs. I own an arduino in case any of the unbricking business might come in handy.
Thank you.