im pretty sure i screwed something up since one of the gold contacts came off and i didnt realize it until just now looking at the board :/ guess ill just buy a replacement boardTry to clean the contacted points and check if there's a short somewhere. If you couldn't find out any problem so the nand could be burnt. Finger crosses.
im pretty sure i screwed something up since one of the gold contacts came off and i didnt realize it until just now looking at the board :/ guess ill just buy a replacement board
yeah i know. this is a different 3ds than what i was talking about in the other thread. ill check it again in a little bit. im not too upset about it since i was using this one for several tests and then off come the gold contact pin. can that even cause the 3ds to stay booting into that screen? or am i just not seeing a piece of solder thats stuck on something?Even after cleaning your solder points you still get the blue screen? Try it once more, before buying a new board. We where just talking about being extra careful with the innards yesterday
i will edit this post with the pic tomorrow. but the gold pads for dat1 and clk on the front and back are both missing. not even sure how the got taken off since i was using a desoldering wick with a temp controlled soldering irontake a clear pic of the board so we can see what is damaged
im decent at it. but thanks. i will post the picture in a few momentswell , the cmd point isn(t needed , but you need to solder the dat1 correctly(the missing track) to the bank resistor near the nand(when you post your pic i(ll give you directions on how to do it , that(s if you are good at soldering)
i have attached the images here. the clk on the side facing away from the screen is missing as well. is that whats causing the problem? i didnt even notice that until nowwell , the cmd point isn(t needed , but you need to solder the dat1 correctly(the missing track) to the bank resistor near the nand(when you post your pic i(ll give you directions on how to do it , that(s if you are good at soldering)
the missing clock pad in the back isn't a problem
the problem may come from cmd or dat0 , sorry but pic is reallu blurry that i can't tell if the wires are cut or not
by the way , why did you solder to all the data points? just cmd clock dat0 ang gnd are enaugh
Nice catch on that. I didn't see it for a second, even with the arrow.there a asolder in that arrow , remove it and check with a multimeter for shorts
i noticed that as well while cleaning out the other parts. thanks for pointing that out though. im not even sure how it got all over the boardthere is also another short in the 2nd arrow , man you have solder all around the board
looks like im gonna need to do that :/ last resort is to try to find a new mobo. even though ebay only has the xl versions. this is a jap imported system that i had gotten the week after it launchedwell hopefully this is what preventing your nds from booting
if not the worse could be you ripped the via point of the clk , which will be hard to fix , since you will have to solder in a slim point near the cpu(you have to remove the meatl covering the cpu); but let's hope you won't arrive to that point
How do I do that?looks like the dat1 trace is torn slightly too, probably when the pad got lifted, you may need to repair the trace on that