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Disassembling Nintendo DS Lite Bottom Case

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  • Carefully separate the two pieces by hand.

  • 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.

  • When reassembling the cover, make sure that the power switch caver on the bottom case is in the off (down) position to avoid breakage.

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