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I can't find the resistance value of r1 and the capacience value of c1 and c17 I melted them off :roll: and has anyone ever successfully put the little black connector thing on the touch screen back into a different mobo? I can't get it back in...
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chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
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Post by Aurora A14 »

Are you talking about the DS or DS Lite? I'm not going to make any quick openings, but if you confirm what version you're talking about, I'll make sure to go check!
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oh ds lite...
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chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
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Post by Aurora A14 »

Do you have a picture of where they are? I'm having trouble finding them!
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oh, :lol: sure they are right by the crystal :lol: I glopped solder all over and when I sucked it up with my desoldering bulb I had sucked them up too... :roll:
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chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
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Post by Aurora A14 »

Ahh, it's under the cart slot...

I've got a dead DSL motherboard though, I could check on that for you later. Unfortunatly I can't check capacitance. I could at least check R1 for you!
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Post by eurddrue »

how about putting the black touch screen plug thing back in?
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chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
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Post by Aurora A14 »

You mean reconnecting the touch screen ribbon cable to the plug on the back of the motherboard, right?
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Post by eurddrue »

yes, mine bends when I tried to put it back in and won't go back in :evil:
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chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
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Post by palmertech »

I assume it is not damaged?

Those little connectors are a real bugger! See the little tabs? You need to push them AWAY from the side the connector goes into, and that open them up. Push them back to lock it.

If you really cannot figure it out, post a pic, and I will draw a helpful diagram on it. :D
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Post by eurddrue »

board #1 is damaged, I melted some parts off, and I tried to put board #2 into its case before my trip, but that didn't happen, and I won't get home until jan 1 to post a picture...
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Post by Basement_Modder »

If youre talking the DSL touch PAD ribbon, than that goes in way different from the rest. The plug has a door on top. Flip it up toward the slot 1 side of the mobo. Now slide in the ribbon, and close it. Its like a psp or DS fat ribbon clamp, only it flips the other way. Wierd, right?
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