The clasp on the water proof shell broke. can i buy the shell separetly?

mcdevito75 here, Without seeing the watch it"s hard to tell, but I would figure the clasp could be repaired, but the cost may equal a new band and clasp. Look for a small watch repair shop in your area and compare repair cost of the clasp with that of a new band.

it seems silly but the decal thats below the handle is tough, cut it with a knife. There are no studs to the block,look in all the little holes for a hidden screw, they all go in thru the same side

Hi there

If you still have proof of purchase, such as a receipt, you should still be able to have it replaced under standard warranty as it is under 1 year old.

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You can buy a new lcd connector slot replacement on ebay not the whole mother board

There out it is nothing like a broken hinge only repair solution, the only way to get it repaired is to buy a new replacement shell and replace the broken parts or the whole shell, but some cheap shells wont last and will broke again so read reviews. And if you are not too skilled be careful when replacing or you can get your DS more damaged.

The best is to find a good case broken DS, like water damage etc. to get only the original plastic parts. I should love to have to buy only the broken parts needed but you have to buy the whole thing.

usuali can but sometime is cheaply buy a new binoculars

Yes, at the local Home Depot or Lowes they should have them. They're usually anywhere from 3 to 8 dollars unless they're specialty (stained glass or something like that) ones.

The handle can only be changed by separating the outer and inner shells of the door. You can pull the outer shell off the inner shell by removing the three screws at the end of the door and then using firm force to pull the shells apart. It helps to gently pry along the bottom, top and inside (nearest the hinges) with a thin flathead screwdriver or other very thin metal object. You don't have to get it all the way loose; just a little is fine. You can then use the two clasps on the back of the door (that hold it shut when it's closed) to pull with. I found that inserting a slim screwdriver into the lower clasp and using that as a handle (not a lever!) gives you a better grip. Hold the outer shell of the door with your left hand while pulling the inner shell in the opposite direction. Be carefull not to twist or bend the clasps; they are plastic and will break. The shells will pull apart and then you can access the screws that hold the handle. Change the handle then press the door shells back together. Make sure they are snug all around. Replace the three end screws and you're done.

if you have the correct screw drivers, open up the bottom if you can see the ending of the ribbon on the motherboard, slide a "regular" screw driver under the clasp and gently lift up. this will free the ribbon from the mother board. i believe the clasp is black. but remember be gentle and try not to scrape the ribbon too badly.