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Insert the flat end of a spudger between the SD board and the motherboard.
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Pry up slowly to loosen the SD board from the RF shield underneath it. If you pry too quickly, you may tear the shield or break its solder points.
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Run the spudger along the sides of the SD board to free it from the adhesive holding it in place.
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Once completely freed, lift the SD board straight off the motherboard.
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This guide seriously helped me get a broken 3DS and replace the motherboard to make it a working one. Thank you for doing this guide, you are awesome. :)
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I can't thank you enough for this guide! My 3 year old submerged my 8yr olds coveted 3DS in the toilet yesterday...I frantically took it apart as soon as I found it (knew not to turn it on) and wisely took pics on my phone as I frantically took apart each piece to get it dried....was however up all night dreading my ability to put it back together again...until I found this awesome step by step guide. Won't try to put it back together for another few days, but I will update my post and let you know if I got it working again:) Thanks so much!
I need help!
My 3DS is acting alone directional up!
I opened the device and realized that there is a short between TP85 and ground !
I need to know what CI is responsible for the control functions !
Thanks!
The control functions are on the back of the motherboard facing the lower screen. It is the 4 white buttons right below the huge gap where the circular pad goes
Excellent guide. This is an incredibly frustrating device to take apart and get back together.
Probably the toughest part is the ribbon cables. They're positively tiny and some of them force you to insert them without much space to work. The best strategy I've found is to use a small poking tool like a pen cap clip to nudge them very patiently into place. First one corner in the socket so it doesn't fly back out, then nudge it along and get the other corner. Then straighten it out to line up perfectly. Being extremely patient and gentle are key -- if you even slightly bend a corner without damaging the wires, it becomes infinitely harder to get it in successfully. Most of the ribbons have small notches you can use to help you push them in and judge how far in they are.
Also if the wifi antenna wire gets loose when you're putting it back together, you'll have to undo everything to get it back into the right spot.