I wouldn't know too much about this, but a similar thing happened to my friend's O3ds; yet with the entire top screen not working at all.So the other day this happened
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So what parts would I need to buy in order to fix this. Also, more importantly, how the F*CK do you open up a n3ds!? There are no tutorials on it. I've also heard its as complicated as all hell. So, where do I open it? Wheres the error? What do I do?
So yeah you cracked the LCD and it needs to be replaced here is a teardown https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nintendo+3DS+XL+2015+Teardown/36346 The only real screen replacements I can find are from Hongkong and ChinaSo the other day this happened
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So what parts would I need to buy in order to fix this. Also, more importantly, how the F*CK do you open up a n3ds!? There are no tutorials on it. I've also heard its as complicated as all hell. So, where do I open it? Wheres the error? What do I do?
Why is Omega Ruby on the needed tools list?So yeah you cracked the LCD and it needs to be replaced here is a teardown https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nintendo+3DS+XL+2015+Teardown/36346 The only real screen replacements I can find are from Hongkong and China
i got a guy helping me with this eho does this sort of thing all the time. I can barely spend 50 dollars on this, let alone 200. Im taking my chances. Thanks for the heads up.Hey guys I lurk around here regularly, normally at work ta boot. The reason I bring this up is I work on cellphones and tablets, I repaired my old 3dsXL did the LCD only, let me tell you if your good with your hands this is a hard repair. I took me about 2.5 hours, far to long for a repair. I can drop an ipad 2 glass in less time than that. Getting the hinge already pre-made from what I'm told is a bit more forgiving I could not get my hinge apart so using the old screen I bent the new one the same way as to give it that double loop, and had to pull it thru, really not any fun at all. If I had repaired one before i would replace it for you just buy the part. That being said if you have never worked on a mobile device I recommend staying far away. Nintendo has some sort of hate for repair on a screen, that's why if you sent it to them you would get a new console, that or a refurbished model.
longboarding accident. Very painful.How the hell do you guys manage to break the screen I have quite literally dropped my 3ds from great heights on numerous occasions and stood on it a few times as well and the screens still look as good as new. And before anyone asks yes I am a clumsy fool lol.
Jeez man, you got lucky. For my old 3DS XL, the whole top screen was black! I just ended up buying a New 3DS to replace it (then downgraded only a few months later!) as replacing the LCD screen is no easy task. As for tutorials, check here: (most detailed) and here: . I had took mine to a electronics repair shop near where I live and he said I would've had to buy the parts myself, but would've tried to repair it; it would have cost me around $25 I think to buy the screen.
- I don't know, your guess is as good as mine. I know that the SD card is located "inside" the system. The screws under the rubber stoppers should still be there but I've never taken my New 3DS apart to do repairs (I never repaired the 3DS XL either). Just try to see if you can find anything over New 3DS repair on youtube if that is what you need.but the problem is, how different is n3ds to o3ds?
