Hacking Try to repair my DS

king-arthur

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Hello,

I'm bought a nintendo ds and I try to repair it. Believe me I have the skills to do that.
Some specific components on themMotherboard are missing.

1. The left switch on the D-Pad is broken and I don't know where to get some kind of this switch. I dont even know how you call it.

2. The electronic components on the positions Q1 and R15 are missing. Can anymody tell me what those components are ?

Thank you forwardly.


PS: Im sorry for my bad english

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Wrong section first of all,

Secondly, I don't think DX would have those parts. They only sell replacements of dpads, abxy buttons, start select, etc. I don't think they would sell fuses and button activators or whatever those are.

Your best luck is to get a whole new mobo from a broken DS. Or buy a new one. OR send it in to Nintendo for repair.
 

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