Nintendo DS is the most successful handheld console, with thousands of enthusiasts around the globe, still this day.
A common problem, is a faulty top screen and in many cases, the reason is the ribbon cable between the bottom part of the console (motherboard) and the top screen compartment. The ribbon cable is something that cannot be replaced or glued or fixed somehow therefore, the only way to go is to replace the screen as a whole. The good thing is that is cheap and can guarantee many more years of game-play ahead...
05:00 Checking the replacement kit
06:30 Start opening the device
12:00 Open the top compartment
13:50 Removing the ribbon and the WiFi cables, freeing motherboard
16:20 Removing/Replacing the old screen and the re-connecting speakers
18:50 Start putting everything back together in reverse order
20:55 Testing with a game cartridge in place
