Buy Nintendo DSi Replacement Touch Screen Repair Part

Nintendo DSi Replacement Touch Screen Repair Part

Price: $8.85

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Platform: Nintendo DS

Type: Repair

Condition: New - Bulk Packaging

Manufacturer: Nintendo

Part No: DSITOUCHSCREEN

Additional Info: Only compatible with DSi

If your Nintendo DSi's bottom touch screen is broken or is no longer responding well to your stylus, then this is the repair part you need. This Nintendo DSi touch screen replacement will have your DSi back to normal in no time.

Features:

The touch screen covers the unit's lower LCD screen and transmits stylus data
Original Nintendo replacement part
To install this part you will need a specia tri-wing screwdriver to open up the DSi

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1. Anonymous User on 2/8/2010, said:

the only thing good about this is that it worked after 4 tries. this is not as easy too put in as you think. it comes with no adhesive to hold it in place you you must use whats on your old screen. the plastic frame on your screen must also be carfully removed (mine only broke in 2 places.) The hardest part is placement of the ribbon cables this may take a few hours and more than one set of hands.
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