Reemplazo de botones de gatillo para Nintendo 2DS

Escrito Por: Fina Beauchamp

Comentarios: 14

Reemplazo de botones de gatillo para Nintendo 2DS

Dificultad

Moderado

Pasos

Tiempo Requerido

20 - 30 minutos

Introducción

Esta guía para tu consola Nintendo 2DS te enseña a acceder y remover los botones del gatillo para limpiarlos o reeemplazarlos.

Herramientas

Phillips #00 Screwdriver

Paso 1

Retire los dos tornillos cautivos Phillips que aseguran el panel superior trasero.
Los tornillos cautivos no se separan del panel trasero completamente.

Paso 2

Gire el panel posterior superior hacia arriba y hacia afuera para quitarlo.

Paso 3

Retire la batería de su espacio levantándola del lado más cercano al borde exterior.

Paso 4

Retira los diez tornillos Phillips que sostienen el panel posterior de la consola.

Can't take off the screw top left next to the battery. What type of screwdriver do I use and where can I find some?

Little Mac - 19/02/18

I used a husky with changeable heads, you could probably find one on amazon

Minecrafter Pig - 22/04/19

Paso 5

El panel trasero está sujetado a la placa madre por un cable plano, así que ten cuidad de no levantar el panel trasero demasiado lejos del dispositivo.
Con cuidado, levanta el panel hacia arriba.

Paso 6

Con cuidado, da vuelta el panel trasero para localizar el cable plano.
Remueve los dos tornillos Phillips que sujetan el cable plano al panel trasero.
Remueve los gatillos izquierdo y derecho. Tiene bisagras que podrían romperse y resortes que podrían salirse.

You can also detach the cable from the motherboard safely by flipping up the connector on the motherboard. Just don't forget to reattach. Some will find this tedious but may save time if you know what you're doing with said connectors.

Blackbeard - 03/07/16

I agree, this is what the guide i followed said to do and since I was disconnecting all the other ribbon cables it made perfect sense to do it that way.

Lin -

pay attention: my 2ds dropped it's lens covers at this step

Jos van Reenen - 13/03/17

Likewise, I used a tiny drop of glue to put the lens back in place. Take care not to dirty the lens.

Elliot West - 01/12/19

The picture you have there has the camera lens ribbon installed upside down. The ribbon needs to be pointing down when you re-attach it not up.

Rick Parrish - 04/05/17

Agreed, ribbon cable looks upside down in picture

Elliot West - 01/12/19

Paso 7

Los gatillos tienen pequeños muelles unidos a ellos, retíralos con mucho cuidado.
Extrae el botón de la carcasa frontal.

Thanks so much for these instructions. My nine year-old son just got Pokemon Sun and Moon on Friday evening. He had been talking about it non-stop for several months. On Saturday, he managed to bend the plastic lip on the base of his 2DS right trigger - the trigger button no longer worked. He was devastated, because we thought he had permanently broken his 2DS. We were afraid he would have to wait until Christmas (over a month away) before we could get him a new one.

I found these instructions via Google, followed them to take apart his 2DS and remove the trigger button. I gently bent the plastic lip of the trigger back with needle nose pliers, reassembled the 2Ds, and the trigger worked perfectly! He now thinks I am the greatest dad in the world.

bruce - 20/11/16

same situation here

Minecrafter Pig - 23/04/19

Hi there, does anyone know which type of springs they use in a 2DS? Because I don't really want to pay 7€+15€ shipping just to replace one spring I lost and I could get most sorts and sizes of springs in a hardware store for less than 5€ for 50.

Any help would be very appreciated.

Christian Adamczyk -