My DS's touchscreen won't work i can use the arrows to navigATE but not my touch scren.

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I am not sure what console this is but I am guessing it is a Nintendo DS. If so then search around on ebay for a replacement touchscreen, they are usually around £4.00 and google "Touchscreen replacement nintendo DS" for instructions of how to do it.

Hope this helps

Your touchscreen is defective. Replace it 100% sure it will solve your problem

i think you should either get a new ds or tap the touch screen hard. if tapping the touch sreen harder does not work then that means it is time for a new ds.

if your touch screen is non responsive I can replace it. I have new touchscreens in stock for $24.
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The cable for the touchscreen is one with 4 conductors that connect directly to the overlay on the face of the LCD. The flat ribbon connector on the main board is quite delicate. The three connectors for the bottom screen are on the right side of the component side of the DS phat board. The touchscreen is labeled P6. On the DS Lite, the connector is closer to the R button.

Good Luck

Your problem is with the LCD behind the touch screen. The bottom scren on your DS is actually two screens. An LCD and a touch screen on top of it. Either your cable has come loose inside the DS or the LCD is possibly bad. This can be fixed.

The other option is that the electronics feeding the LCD have gone bad in which case you might as well buy a new DS. But check the screen first.

If the DS is under a year old you can send it to Nintendo for free repair.

try calibrating the touchscreen....

aparently fitting a new touchscreen works, i have just ordered one from ebay, cost me a tenner

on the top right hand side of the screen just under the front there are four or five contact pads this is where the touch screen get the info from the touch screen to the ds itself if you have taken the ds apart maybe the pads are slightly out of line this can be fixed by applying light pressure to the pads to make them stick down and get a proper contact