Put battery in incorrectly, now DSI wont work?

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ニンテンドー DSi

Nintendo DSiは任天堂 DSラインの第3番目となるモデルです。2008年後期に日本で発売されました。

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Jim @jim83790

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Put battery in incorrectly, now DSI wont work?

I cleaned the directional buttons on my sons DSI, checked to see if they worked before putting it back together, I put the battery in the wrong way now the DSI wont work - any sugestions greatly appreciated

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I'd open the dsi following the guide to the right under the photo. Remove the d- board (the little mini board that the battery sits on) turn it over and you will find the F1 fuse, check with a multimeter but I suspect the greatest damage you've done is blown that fuse. You can buy the d-board separately on ebay. I bought mine for under 5uk pounds. It's a whole heap cheaper than a new motherboard..

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There is is an F2 fuse on the motherboard that may be blown. Also many times people pull the red or black wire out of the socket (slightly and looks good but isn't) that connects the power board to the motherboard when unattaching it or pull the header up slightly on the motherboard. I would check for continuity between the battery connecter and those points. I would also check to see if the prongs on the battery connector are in there correctly.

ABCellars さんによる2012年1月28日

thanks for the + AB, I've mostly got my DSi going thanks to your advice..

pollytintop さんによる2012年1月28日

I made the same mistake today. And yes, only the fuse F1 on the "Power Switch Circuit Board" has been destroyed. After bridging the contacts of the fuse (a little bit risky, but I've also tested battery interface on main board to a short circuit before), the DSi could be turned on again.

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There is is an F2 fuse on the motherboard that may be blown. Also many times people pull the red or black wire out of the socket (slightly and looks good but isn't) that connects the power board to the motherboard when unattaching it or pull the header up slightly on the motherboard. I would check for continuity between the battery connecter and those points. I would also check to see if the prongs on the battery connector are in there correctly. — ABCellars
thanks for the + AB, I've mostly got my DSi going thanks to your advice.. — pollytintop
I made the same mistake today. And yes, only the fuse F1 on the "Power Switch Circuit Board" has been destroyed. After bridging the contacts of the fuse (a little bit risky, but I've also tested battery interface on main board to a short circuit before), the DSi could be turned on again. — gho

Jake Devincenzi @jakedevinc89368 評価: 117.3千 84 59 524 · Answer 1 · 2012-01-23T14:57:20-07:00

Jake Devincenzi @jakedevinc89368

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Yes, as Nick said, you most likely did fry your motherboard. The DSI does not have any sort of reverse polarity protection, so trying to run it with the battery in backwards will fry the motherboard. Unfortunately, you will probably need to replace the motherboard. Luckily, we have a guide for doing so right here!

Hope this helps! Good luck; let us know how it goes!

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what if it says no battery (as in orange light blinking) connected the charger

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