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Larger version of the Nintendo DSi, released March 2010 in North America. Most repairs are accomplished with only a screwdriver and prying tools.

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My bottom screen keeps scrolling to the side.

Anytime I try to use my dsi, it's like I'm pressing down on the right d-pad button. I've bought a new rubber pad, as well as a new d-pad board. I installed both of them, it worked for about a week, and now the problem popped up again. What could the problem be? Could it be something in the motherboard? Thank you in advance!!! :D (I would also like to add that there's no problem with the screen, I've done multiple tests, and it works perfectly fine)

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It could be something with the motherboard, or just an unlucky replacement d-pad board. You can double check the connectors to make sure they're not loose or broken.

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Thanks for a quick response! I disconnected the orange strip (not sure what it's called exactly) from both the pad, as well as the motherboard. It worked for a minute, but now the same problem returned. Would you happen to have any other possible solutions?

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@travhuber10 try cleaning the connections with isopropyl alcohol

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I'll try that! thank you!

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