Can you please name the tools used in this through a list please coz im planning on buying the equipment and im not sure what soldering iron to buy,.. this will be my first time repairing my ds myself
You may need to replace your game socket if the ds doesn't recognize a game when inserted or if a connecting pin is broken or corroded. If it's just dirty try a cleaning kit with isopropyl alcohol. Or try inserting a new game a few times.
How do we know if we need to replace the game socket? Is there a way to test this to see if there's just a bent pin or what can go wrong with it to need the replacement?
hey, try tinning the soldering iron with solder (Lead Solder FTW!) and connecting it with the solder on the DS, it should transfer the heat better and melt it, it should work with even a 10w soldering iron
One thing that you might want to note is that you can remove the WiFi unit from the main board. After you Detach the black cable, you can gently lift straight up on the wifi unit and it will pop off. It does have an adhesive pad and a connector on the bottom.
thats it I sell da NDS! lol.
elyurita 1 month ago
Can you please name the tools used in this through a list please coz im planning on buying the equipment and im not sure what soldering iron to buy,.. this will be my first time repairing my ds myself
Amanda10101010101010 2 months ago
You may need to replace your game socket if the ds doesn't recognize a game when inserted or if a connecting pin is broken or corroded. If it's just dirty try a cleaning kit with isopropyl alcohol. Or try inserting a new game a few times.
ShadowcasterZero 3 months ago
How do we know if we need to replace the game socket? Is there a way to test this to see if there's just a bent pin or what can go wrong with it to need the replacement?
utalice 4 months ago
Thanks for the video. It's very clear and instructive.
kimonk2 7 months ago
@qazimable
hey, try tinning the soldering iron with solder (Lead Solder FTW!) and connecting it with the solder on the DS, it should transfer the heat better and melt it, it should work with even a 10w soldering iron
airsoftguy85rocks 9 months ago
His website ends in au so he's in Australia.
veryumble 9 months ago
can you come fix are ds we live at glace bay nova scotia please my dads begging you
Chris110001 10 months ago
the four legs of the silver bit that you snipped off, are they part of the electrical circuit or just supports?
mozdec 1 year ago
does this work with the original ds
chilopopcorn 1 year ago
@chilopopcorn Yeah, it should work the same way.
DJEchifox 1 year ago
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Does This Also Work On Original Ds?
Dsi364 1 year ago
Those people that broke their ds's SUCK! at takin care of them
pokemondude44896 1 year ago 2
i was gunna fix my ds, but theres so much wrong with it i might as well buy a new 1 lol
cambo23man 1 year ago
how can i buy the chip in the US i cant seem to find an "add to cart" button on the page on the description
Yigo91193 1 year ago
@Yigo91193 its called ebay duh! jk lol
MrShinjinji 1 year ago
a lots of cars come by
do you live neer a interstate...
robot797 1 year ago
ZOMG 666 views O_O
htfkid2000 2 years ago
Thanks For the Great Tutorial!
One thing that you might want to note is that you can remove the WiFi unit from the main board. After you Detach the black cable, you can gently lift straight up on the wifi unit and it will pop off. It does have an adhesive pad and a connector on the bottom.
This makes it easier to access the Socket.
DarthMorbius1977 2 years ago
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DarthMorbius1977 2 years ago
You guys have the best instruction videos I have seen. I couldn't have made it without you help. Thanks a million ! :-)
gymman33 2 years ago