Hacking GodMode 9 HELP

[Deleted member 442567]

So yea i got a screen burn from GodMode9 and i cant eneter it anymore i press start and power nothing happens no light i turn the 3ds on normal no light turns on
I have cfw and godmode9 since i got my flashcard and it always worked but since a months it shows a flickering or buggy screen and i guess thats the payments for not fixing it

 

[TurdPooCharger]

So yeah, I got a screen burn from GodMode9, and I can't enter it anymore. I press start and power but nothing happens. No light. I turn the 3ds on normal but no light turns on.
I have CFW and GodMode9 since I got my flashcard, and it always worked. but [For] a [few] months, it shows a flickering or buggy screen. and I guess that's the payments [cost] for [of] not fixing it.

Don't mind the grammar corrections; I'm sure you would do the same thing for my elementary German.

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Try removing and reinserting the battery. Turn on the 3DS without the SD card. What happens?

Can you provide a picture of the buggy, flickering screen?

 

[Deleted member 442567]

Hello so i know its been 2 freakin years and im sorry and the screen looks like this:

 

[TurdPooCharger]

Hello so i know its been 2 freakin years and im sorry and the screen looks like this:
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I feel like I've seen this type of hardware fault before where the top display has lots of horizontal lines.

If you're 'lucky', this is a case of a bad or loose connection between the screen's flex cable and motherboard. This would require disassembling and reseating the display connector.

If you're 'not so lucky', your upper screen's flex cable has a crimp or bend where one or more of the traces broken. That would mean replacing the upper LCD. Very nasty repair affair.

Last but not least, if you're 'super unlucky', your n3DSXL has a dying GPU where it can no longer render images correctly. A bad GPU is not fixable. I don't know if yours is definitely a bad GPU because most of the ones I've seen have both top & bottom screens show garbled/garbage lines, artifacts in HOME Menu, or weird coloring.

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Whats happens when you try to boot Recovery Mode? If the n3DSXL boots to this, does the image looks off here, too?

 

[Deleted member 442567]

I feel like I've seen this type of hardware fault before where the top display has lots of horizontal lines.

If you're 'lucky', this is a case of a bad or loose connection between the screen's flex cable and motherboard. This would require disassembling and reseating the display connector.

If you're 'not so lucky', your upper screen's flex cable has a crimp or bend where one or more of the traces broken. That would mean replacing the upper LCD. Very nasty repair affair.

Last but not least, if you're 'super unlucky', your n3DSXL has a dying GPU where it can no longer render images correctly. A bad GPU is not fixable. I don't know if yours is definitely a bad GPU because most of the ones I've seen have both top & bottom screens show garbled/garbage lines, artifacts in HOME Menu, or weird coloring.

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Whats happens when you try to boot Recovery Mode? If the n3DSXL boots to this, does the image looks off here, too?

i just need to leave it for some time in turned off atleast tahst what i noticed but honestly i can live with it i rarely use my 3ds anyways

 

[Deleted User]

It looks like a hardware problem, send it in to Nintendo for repairs. (Strangely enough, Nintendo has never banned anyone for sending in a hacked 3DS, but they have been known to remove the hacks, so you will need to back things up and re-hack your 3DS.)

 

[TurdPooCharger]

It looks like a hardware problem, send it in to Nintendo for repairs. (Strangely enough, Nintendo has never banned anyone for sending in a hacked 3DS, but they have been known to remove the hacks, so you will need to back things up and re-hack your 3DS.)

• n2DS XL Repair Gone Wrong [post #25]

 

[Deleted User]

• n2DS XL Repair Gone Wrong [post #25]

Oh, this is the first time I've heard of this happening. I read online in multiple places that bans on hacked 3DS consoles sent in for repairs had never been reported.