はじめに
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Replacing the top screen on the Nintendo DS Lite.
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Place your device upside down and locate the battery compartment.
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Find the phillips head screw securing the battery cover in the bottom right hand corner of the device.
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Remove the following 7 screws securing the lower case to the DS Lite:
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3 silver tri-wing screws (5mm long)
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1 black tri-wing screw (4mm)
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2 gold Phillips screws (4mm)
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1 silver Phillips screw (3mm)
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Do not remove the silver PH screw (3mm) in the battery compartment yet. It holds the main PCB in place.
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Flip the unit over.
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Use a spudger to pry open the gap between the bottom case and the front panel. Work all the way around the case until the panel is free.
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Avoid touching the L and R shoulder buttons, because they pop off easily and are difficult to reassemble. Keeping the bottom case against your workbench will help hold them in place.
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Carefully separate the two pieces by hand.
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The two shoulder buttons are made up of three pieces -- the plastic button, a pin, and a spring. If they accidentally pop out while you are working, study the picture and make sure you put the spring in the correct position.
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When reassembling the cover, make sure that the power switch cover on the bottom case is in the off (down) position. Otherwise, the power switch cover can break the very fragile power switch upon reassembly.
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Locate the two screws that attach the logic board to the device.
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Unscrew the two Phillips head screws.
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Remove the two Phillips-head screws that hold the hinge in place.
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Open the system up (just like if you were about to use it normally).
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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3 件のコメント
This guide is extremely poor. Please do not follow if you wish to repair your DS top screen. The steps finish before you get the end probably due to the fact the author blatantly doesn't want to mention the fact you need to solder the speakers on.
There should also be more warnings about the power switch broke on both the examples I tried to repair.
Neil Baker - 返信
iFixit will be creating new DS Lite guides very soon. Give the authors credit though, because it's not easy to create a full set of repair guides!
no im with neil this is just bad