Nintendo DS Lite Console "upper screen white" Questions

...upper screen, or the calble is not correct seated in the connector on the systemboard. The upper screen connector is on the bottom side of the Left button-switch. If the flatcable is defective (most ...

...flatcable that is going to the upper screen. Only solution is to replace the screen (cable is attached to it and cannot be replaced seperate) John any ideas where i can get it repaired or get ...

...upper screen is working fine. My nintendo ds lite console is having problems with the lower screen, it's showing only a white blackground, I had this happen to myself. It's a bad LCD. You could try ...

...upper screen and the Upper front bezel. Or replace the upper screen and the complete DS Lite Housing. You can find them on the well known auction sites. Please be aware that you must know what your ...

...upper screen to a nintendo ds. the screen itself is not cracked but is inside the screen Is the top screen White or does it have little lines across when you play? If it's either one of these, then ...

...upper LCD screen which will give you the wires you need and a new screen to boot. Another porblem is the case itself is very hard to disassemble. You will come near destroying the case to ge to the ...

...upper screen. Happens the same way regardless of whether the system is on battery or has the charger plugged in, and with our without a game cartridge. It is a new console bought in December. sounds ...

...upper display not being fully seated into the connector. It's tough to get in all the way, but the little tabs on either side of the ribbon cable should be up against the white part of the connector. ...

...upper screen? The games still play but you can hardly see the top screen. Is there a way to fix it? Thank you, Kelly Palumbo [email protected] If the top screen is completly white then ther is ...

upper screen is up into the connector as far as it can go... When I redid both of mine they both had this problem. I've since researched it more, and found this to be a problem (which makes sense as I