Hardware Please

[Zohir2002]

Looks normal to me,maybe the battery just died

no im sure the Battery swollen but if any battry if i search for the battry can i find it in the internet

 

[Eightcoins]

no im sure the Battery swollen but if any battry if i search for the battry can i find it in the internet

Where I live they sell Nintendo Batteries on Amazon and Ebay,but I dont know how it is where you live.Is there anything like a Videogame store near you?

 

[Zohir2002]

Where I live they sell Nintendo Batteries on Amazon and Ebay,but I dont know how it is where you live.Is there anything like a Videogame store near you?

no stores near of me i leave in algeria but i find battries on amazon and ebay but didnt ship to algeria

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Jeez, some retarded suggestions going on in this thread.

no sir this is not working
when i opened the case and see the battry it look like swollen qnd i tried your solution but nothing happend
did that mean the problem from battry

A swollen battery shouldn't stop your console from booting. As long as it's powering on, it's getting power.

I think this means that the 2ds is magenitcally overcharged.
Happened to my 3ds once.
The only way of demagnetising I know is dropping it,but I wouldnt suggest that.Thats how I solved my 3ds'es problem but it already wasnt the best anymore.
I would say just let it rest for a bit.Could be that the Standby Switch is broken too.
Forgot 2ds'es had that.

What do you even mean? "magnetically overcharged?". Where did you even hear such a term (since you clearly have no idea what it means)
I don't see what that has to do with anything.
There are ways to magnetize and demagnetize metal objects, pretty sure dropping them is not one of those ways. And I don't see how his console could have become magnetized just like that, nor do I think it would make the console appear bricked.
Dropping it is a terrible suggestion.

That's not a bad idea, but maybe dropping the battery itself might be a little safer...

That's even worse! Lithium batteries do NOT like impacts and in the worst case the battery can violently catch fire (what many would call an explosion)

Sounds like your battery leaked,you cant do more than hope that nothing else broke and replace it.
But dont touch the battery with your bare hands,its filled with acid,when it leaks,said acid comes out.
I think that happens when the battery overheats?

No, that's not how it works. His battery very likely didn't leak. It's just damaged from being left discharged for too long, or maybe just from getting worn out.

 

[Sliter]

I have a similar problem with my o3DS that broke and I was trying to fix ...

Try this. Turn it off and hold start+select+x+power for a few seconds. Does the blue light turn on?

what is this for? I would try if this can solve my problem ...

 

[Zohir2002]

Jeez, some retarded suggestions going on in this thread.

A swollen battery shouldn't stop your console from booting. As long as it's powering on, it's getting power.

What do you even mean? "magnetically overcharged?". Where did you even hear such a term (since you clearly have no idea what it means)
I don't see what that has to do with anything.
There are ways to magnetize and demagnetize metal objects, pretty sure dropping them is not one of those ways. And I don't see how his console could have become magnetized just like that, nor do I think it would make the console appear bricked.
Dropping it is a terrible suggestion.

That's even worse! Lithium batteries do NOT like impacts and in the worst case the battery can violently catch fire (what many would call an explosion)

No, that's not how it works. His battery very likely didn't leak. It's just damaged from being left discharged for too long, or maybe just from getting worn out.

ok any sollutions

 

[Sliter]

ok any sollutions

turn the console off and try entering the recovery modes:

here are a few:
L+R+A+UP+POWER
L+R+X+POWER
L+R+B+POWER
L+R+Y+POWER
L+R+A+UP+POWER

 

[Zohir2002]

turn the console off and try entering the recovery modes:

nothing happend still the screen wont turn on

 

[The Real Jdbye]

turn the console off and try entering the recovery modes:

How did you find these?

 

[osm70]

I have a similar problem with my o3DS that broke and I was trying to fix ...

what is this for? I would try if this can solve my problem ...

3DS cannot boot with closed lid. start+select+x+lid closed while booting will try to boot firmware from DS game card and after it fails, it starts the system normally.

So, this method can test if the problem is the system being stuck in sllep mode (because of magnets).

 

[wicksand420]

There is a possibility that if the battery fried, the system might be fried as well.

 

[Sliter]

How did you find these?

one friend give me, lick the " ↑ " there to go to the posthttp://gbatemp.net/goto/post?id=7304827#post-7304827

3DS cannot boot with closed lid. start+select+x+lid closed while booting will try to boot firmware from DS game card and after it fails, it starts the system normally.

So, this method can test if the problem is the system being stuck in sllep mode (because of magnets).

well in non 2Ds we can test just turning on and using a magnet close to see if enter the sleep mode (turn the screen lights off), it happen on mine but not back after removing the magnet ...
Since 2DS is just a switch, if the screen light turn on I think it's not the sleep mode

 

[osm70]

one friend give me, lick the " ↑ " there to go to the post


well in non 2Ds we can test just turning on and using a magnet close to see if enter the sleep mode (turn the screen lights off), it happen on mine but not back after removing the magnet ...
Since 2DS is just a switch, if the screen light turn on I think it's not the sleep mode

The point is that if the system is in sleep mode, it won't boot, unless you hold these buttons.

http://www.videosprout.com/video?id=ef8207ce-9660-45d6-b54f-588ad7a48d39