Nintendo DS Lite Console "power light orange" Questions

light stays a constant orange. The issue is with the other end, how the system powers on. Check the power slider (on mother board) or the L2 inductor (located below the slider). Chances are the tab on

...flashes once then shuts off. If you leave the DS on and plug the power supply the right green led flashes and the left stays on I think if the orange light flashes once it means it has a full

...light when i plug in charger...blinks and goes out Wont power up. No screens activity whatsoever. Going to take battery of and dry on radiator as i think this fault was due to water or another liuid ...

...(Main Circuit) But if the light stays a constant orange, then it is charging. The issue is not with the fuse, but with the mechanism on how the system turns on. Check power slider or the L2

power button on the orange light goes off.been on charger for some time. tell nintendo this isn't a soultion but i dropped my ds lite & now it won't come on, i can plung it in to charge it

...power, quick green light, lower screen flashes briefly, and then loses power. When turning on when plugged in, orange light with a red light next to it. Is there hope? Unscrew rear cover, remove ...

power light not coming on DSlite orange charge light coming on but power light not coming on Is the power light maybe flashing once when you try to turn it on? Rechargeable batteries slowly lose their

...power even when we plug charger in. When we put charger into ds orange led blinks once then shows nothing. The orange light goes off when the battery has been charged to its highest capacity. After ...

...Power and Battery Charging Problems." Hope this helped. Even after my DSI has been charged overnight and the red light has gone off when I turn it on to use the yellow light is still on. I have ...

...power on my ds lite my green light turns on then turns rite bcak off and when I attach the charger it does the same thing.... What/s wrong with it? Does the orange light come on when you plug it in? ...