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The motherboard houses all the internal circuitry of the Nintendo 2DS, and the utmost caution must be taken when disassembling it. Be certain not to strip any screws, as that damage my be impossible to fix.
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Remove the two Phillips captive screws securing the upper rear panel.
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Hinge the upper rear panel upwards and outwards to remove it.
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Remove the battery from its housing by lifting it up from the side closest to the outside edge.
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Remove the ten Phillips screws attaching the rear panel.
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Carefully pull the rear panel straight up from the device.
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Use your fingernail or the flat end of a spudger to flip up the connector securing the ribbon cable to the motherboard
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Remove the cable from the connector
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Hold the side panels of the device's case with your fingers and pull outward to remove them.
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There are three ribbon cables which have already been unplugged in this picture, disconnect these before disassembling the device further.
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Remove the 12 brass-colored Phillips screws securing the main board.
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There are two additional screws located on the top rail. Remove these to fully remove the buttons and top rail.
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There are two screws holding down the joystick base that must be removed. (Be careful of the ribbon cable—it stays connected!)
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Hold the top panel with your fingers and pull away from the device to remove it.
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Detach the 2 ribbon cables by lifting the black flip connectors that hold them.
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Lift out the rectangular board seated in the face and lift out the white square which is the joystick motor (takes a little effort). Both stay attached to the motherboard.
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On some models, you'll need to remove three more tiny ribbon cables at the bottom of the screen. They are secured by flip up connectors. BE GENTLE!
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Holding the motherboard on either side, lift to remove it.
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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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o meu 2ds esta com um defeito que, quando eu aperto o botão de power ele liga e apos alguns segundo desliga e faz um pequeno barulho.
Would a jis #000 screw driver work better? As i tried a ph +000 and the gold motherboard screws just dont fit right
I have a question. After I replaced the mother board I have been having issues with it freezing after a couple mins running. Do you know why
I have a similar problem. After I replaced mine it will not open any app, and it does not show the status bar. Does anyone know why?
Now that I've removed the motherboard, how do I fix it? The instructible is great as far as it goes, but it doesn't go far enough
