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I’ve repaired the Nintendo 2ds xl top screen, because it was damaged.
Now if i want to turn on my device, the blue light turns on for about 4 seconds, both of the displays are flashing and then the blue light and both of the screens turns off :(
What can be the reason?
I’ve thought it can be the battery, changed it and the same issue is happening..
Is this a good question?
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Hi!
Check the ribbon cable connection of the displays. If those are not seated properly or if the cables themselves are a bit damaged (scuffed or dented), the console won't turn on.
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But if the ribbon cable connection of the displays are not seated proberly, will both displays flash up then?
Hi!
Yes, a bad connection does not mean that there isn't any connection, it just means that it's not enough to get a good enough signal trough.
It's honestly a dumb feature implemented by Nintendo to have the consoles check the hardware upon boot and shutdown if anything is wrong.
can it also be a broken mainboard?
A shot smd or similar?
Or is it a pretty clear sign of no good connection?
To me it's a pretty clear sign of a bad connection. The chances that you broke the main board while replacing the display are quite low.
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