44 Broken Handhelds Part 2 -- In this video I'm fixing more handhelds.
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I replace a lower digitizer on a DSI, replace the charge port on a DS XL, replace the UMD drives on a couple PSP's, replace the motherboard on a 3DS XL Pokemon 20th Anniversary Edition, and a bunch of other stuff.

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About This Video: I do a lot of repairs in this video, including some basic stuff like cleaning the game slots in a DS Lite and a 2DS. I also replace the lower digitizer in a DSI and the lower screen in another DSI, put a new charge port in a DS XL, replace the UMD drive in a couple PSP's. I replace the right shoulder button and fix the charge port in a 3DS and reflow the charge and pwer chip in a 3DS XL. And my favorite fix: replacing the motherboard in a Pokemon 20th Anniversary Edition 3DS XL. Thanks for watching.

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