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    • Switch your Game Boy off and remove the cartridge.

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    • Use a fingernail (or small coin) to push down on the battery door latch and remove the battery door.

    • The release latch is a plastic spring clip. If your Game Boy is getting on in years, be careful as the plastic may be brittle.

    • When you're replacing the cover, be sure to get its two plastic tabs into the slots in the bottom of the battery compartment before pushing the cover back in place.

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    • Use a fingernail to pry each battery outward from the positive (+) terminal to remove them.

    • Dispose of used batteries properly!

    • Remove the batteries from your Game Boy before storing it for more than a month or so.

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    • Remove the six Triwing screws from the back of the device.

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    • Gently separate the device's front casing from the back casing after you remove the screws.

    • Be careful not to completely separate the casing halves, as they are still joined by a large ribbon cable that may be damaged.

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    • Slide the front side of the casing down to expose the ribbon cable connector.

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    • Grip the ribbon connector with your thumb and forefinger. Pull down gently until the connector, not the ribbon itself, comes out of its socket.

    • Separate the front and back casings.

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    • Remove the ten screws that connect the circuit board to the outer case.

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    • Remove the circuit board from the outer case using a plastic opening tool.

    • Take care to gently pry around the entire outside edge of the circuit board until you can easily remove the board without force.

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    • Disengage the the three plastic clips that secure the screen to the circuit board.

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    • Flip the circuit board over revealing the device screen.

    • Remove the two screws connecting the screen and the circuit board.

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    • Follow the video instructions to desolder the display connectors and replace your screen.

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What kind of lcd screen or where can I find one that isn't off of another dmg-01 gameboy?

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I was wondering the same. Maybe ebay or Amazon.

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What about the new display? Where to get it?

No spare part necessary should be replaced with a link where to buy a new one.

Helmut Kohli - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0

You can’t buy a new replacement screen unfortunately. Not only is it very difficult to remove the screen, it’s impossible to buy a replacement. They’d be better showing us how to fix a screen. There’s plenty of videos on YT showing how to fix blank vertical line but hardly any on how to fix horizontal lines, and the ones that do don’t work very well.

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Where do I buy a replacement screen for a 1989 game boy?

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