This will be the first time I ever actually attempted a shell swap, but I think it'll be ok once I have a finished product.assuming I can learn how to solder. Should I be buying OEM? I assume by now, all OEM screens are long since stopped being manufactured, and thus would be very much used. Are there any common pitfalls people fall for? Is buying a $25 screen way better than a $5 screen? Or is it essentially the same? I have no idea what the metric is for what makes a good or a bad screen. I went on ebay, and found screens for as low as $5, and as high as $25. Something I need to buy, and also have never used before.īut that brings us to my biggest problem. Then I started researching how to replace the top screen. I already bought the shell, and the tools to replace the shell. It's kinda broken, and beat up, but I think with a shell replacement, and a top screen replacement it'll work just fine. So, I found a Nintendo DS lite the other day, and there's no real way to know who's it is, or where it came from. Want to offer your repair services? Message the mods! Once you find a solution to your issue, even if you don't find it from this community, please update your post or post a comment to let the world know the solution. Arcade posts are absolutely welcome as well. Anything related to console repairs, mods, hacks, advice, questions, general technical discussions, or games and accessories, is welcome here.
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