Introduction
Remplacez les gâchettes de votre Nintendo DS Lite et retournez dans la course !
Ce dont vous avez besoin
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Dévissez la vis cruciforme qui maintient le cache de la batterie fixé sur la console.
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Soulevez le cache de la batterie avec un spudger ou votre ongle, et retirez-le de la console.
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Faites levier avec la pointe d'une spatule (spudger) pour extraire les deux patins en caoutchouc de la DS Lite.
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Retirez les vis suivantes qui tiennent en place la coque inférieure de la DS Lite :
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Deux vis cruciformes dorées de 4,3 mm
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Une vis Tri-Wing noire de 3,9 mm
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Une vis cruciforme argentée de 3,3 mm
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Trois vis Tri-Wing argentées de 5,5 mm
I cannot remove the tri-wing screws.
Same to me. I tried opening the case by force. Broke several parts of the motherboard…
Leon -
I can't remove the final tri wing screw in the battery section and it looks like I grinded the screw out too much for any screwdriver to work.Is there anything I can do?
From what I know, the only solution is to drill the screw out with a very small-headed drill :/
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Insérez le bout plat d'une spatule entre les parties inférieure et supérieure de la coque de la DS Lite.
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Faites délicatement glisser la spatule le long du bord droit de la DS Lite pour créer une ouverture.
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Continuez à faire glisser la spatule le long de l'arrière de la DS Lite jusqu'à ce que les parties inférieure et supérieure se séparent.
Don’t forget to remove the GBA cartridge placeholder before removing the backside
You forgot to mention to remove the battery compartment Phillips screw.
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Séparez la partie inférieure du reste de la DS lite
When you reassemble, make sure that you have the volume and power buttons in place, and make sure they are in the right position to line up with the switches on the motherboard. If they are not aligned, you risk snapping off the tiny switches on the motherboard (in which case, you are in for some soldering work).
I should have read the comments first - broke off the power switch because I didn't know about aligning it. No way I can do soldering, guess it's for the dustbin :-(
Emma -
Whoops, remembered the power button but forgot the volume slider.
I'll do it later.
There is no way that the fact you have to line up the volume and power switch toggles upon reassembly is not in this guide. I just carefully followed this guide to replace the shoulder buttons but ruined my DS lite because I didn’t read these (practically hidden comments due to the design of the website) comments and broke the power switch. Thankfully there are 150 million DS I can buy second hand but “repeat the steps backwards” wasn’t sufficient in this repair. And that’s what this website is for.
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Soulevez les deux gâchettes hors de la DS Lite.
Anything after step 7 is unnecessary if having to replace the left or right trigger button(s).
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Pour ré-assembler votre appareil, suivez ces instructions dans l'ordre inverse.
Pour ré-assembler votre appareil, suivez ces instructions dans l'ordre inverse.
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6 commentaires
Thank you this helped a lot I can finnaly play Zelda and Mario Cart now
Hi! I am attempting a trigger repair, but it seems the console was opened and worked on before I got my hands on it, and the switch for the trigger snapped off the board. I taped it to the board to test, and it still works. Is my best bet soldering the switch back to the motherboard? Or could I get away with superglue? (I've never soldered before, and this looks delicate)
I would definitely solder it, usually, these triggers are the ones that get the most stress and dirt around them so superglue might not last that much. If you have a problem with the trigger still. You might want to check the video I uploaded, it is in Spanish, though. https://youtu.be/7GRzZh9ZdNM
I dont get how removing them is supposed to fix it. it says you need no parts. someone explain
This gives you access to them and now you can clean them. There's some YouTube videos showing how, maybe some cleaning alcohol on a q-tip does the trick, or you have to take apart the buttons front and clean the contacts.
A Phillips #000 (PH000) seems to give a more secure fit (no slipping) than the stated Phillips #00.
Ritchie - Réponse
This will be good for mods
Matthew Bevins - Réponse
I'm having a problem getting the screw to unscrew. I have the right Phillips ( it was included with all the stuff I got this) Any tips. it doesn't look like the screw is spinning but i haven't played my Nintendo DS Lite for 3 years.
whittlegirls - Réponse
bonjour j’ai une petite question pour vous fais trés longtemps que j’ai pas utiliser mon nintendo ds lite et quand je le branche il allume 1 fois orange après il s’enteint même s’il est brancher ça veux tu dire qu’il faut que je change de batterie ? Merci
Marie-Julie Richer - Réponse
Soit un changement de batterie, soit la carte-mère a peut-être un court-circuit :/
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