Hardware 3DS doesnt do anything at all...

[Max013]

Hi all,

I bought a Defective 3DS and it only worked with the power adapter in it.
The battery i checked it is OK.
I opened the 3DS and checked the fuses,they are OK.
I found a damaged trace and tried to repair it.

Now it doesnt do anything at all,no lights,no power,no flashing screens etc...

Any tips /hints?

Thanks

 

[Luigi2012SM64DS]

reversed what you tried?

 

[dicamarques]

Maybe you have something not properly connected, the consola does a self test before booting, if something is wrong it wont boot.
And why didnt you sent it to nintendo?

 

[Midna]

You should have returned it immediately. Now that you've breached the unit and tampered with the board I'd be immensely surprised if you get anything at all. Go yell at some managers and pretend you didn't try to repair the trace.

 

[Mantis41]

Check the fuses now.

 

[TripleSMoon]

You should have returned it immediately. Now that you've breached the unit and tampered with the board I'd be immensely surprised if you get anything at all. Go yell at some managers and pretend you didn't try to repair the trace.

Agreed. Official free repair where you have to wait in the mail > Repairing yourself for "quicker" fix with possible permanent damage.

But what's done is done. Really nothing you can do now is contact Nintendo and hope they'll be nice to you.

 

[Midna]

You should have returned it immediately. Now that you've breached the unit and tampered with the board I'd be immensely surprised if you get anything at all. Go yell at some managers and pretend you didn't try to repair the trace.

Agreed. Official free repair where you have to wait in the mail > Repairing yourself for "quicker" fix with possible permanent damage.

But what's done is done. Really nothing you can do now is contact Nintendo and hope they'll be nice to you.

No no no. Take it back to the retailer. Sending it to a qualified repair agent who will determine the status of your warrenty is a very bad idea at this point

 

[TripleSMoon]

No no no. Take it back to the retailer. Sending it to a qualified repair agent who will determine the status of your warrenty is a very bad idea at this point

Duh, of course. *facepalm* Stupid me. Idk why that didn't occur to me.

 

[The Milkman]

Who did you.buy it from? I know from experience that big retailer like walmart will take it back a bit easier then a gamestop. If you got it online though you may be screwed.

 

[DiscostewSM]

Yeah, take it back to the retailer. Hopefully they have a return policy that allows a replacement on the spot.