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Released in 1996 by Nintendo, second device in the Game Boy line

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Value of the C12 capacitor in GBP

Hi folks. Anyone has a Gameboy Pocket motherboard schematic? A friend of mine tried to solder bivert module into it, but he has failed and the C12 capacitor is gone.

He asks me if i try to repair it, but i don't know the value of C12 capacitor.

Any help?

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Hey. I don’t have a schematic,but losing a capacitor will almost never make it fail. The ceramic capacitors are the tiny ones. There are a bunch of them on a line to smooth voltage spikes. Losing one is almost never a big enough problem. Unless it’s the only one on the line,the game boy should still work.

ill let you know if I find the schematic,I’ll look for you. Does the game boy work still? If not,the capacitor really isn’t the reason.

I only responded to let you know that. I wasn’t trying to be ignorant and respond despite having no answer… I just wanted to let you know Incase..

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I know this is old, but just adding in case someone else is looking for the info. Generally the bivert wants you to cut a couple traces connecting the chip and the screen. Usually scraping some of the mask away and wiring the traces back will make the GBP operational again even without the cap. Note that it's almost 100% this causing the issue if the gb powers on and sound plays, and just the screen isn't working. Make sure that any pins on the chip have been properly soldered back.

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