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Lines on the non-touch screen

When I power on my Nintendo DS, the top screen does not display any pictures.  Instead, vertical lines slowly appear throughout the screen until about two dozen of them appear.

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The connection to the lower screen is probably a bit broken. If you feel up to it you could take your DS apart using a tri winged screwdriver (can be bought from www.whitedog.co.uk/catalog/nintendo-wing...) and check the connections or you could just send it in for repair.

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