my DS R button

:'(
my lill brother ruining my ds , and now the R button wont work ..
what shud i do ?im trying to repair it somehow , sumtimes it works but sum other time is fail .
cries for my R button ..sincerely, kotto .

try calling nintendo and hopefully you still have your warranty but if you dont it might cost a little. if you own a flash cart, i am not sure if it is safe to ship it to nintendo for repairs because they might find out that a flash cart has been used. my info might be incorrect so if anyone knows what nintendo will do tell us.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dB0CqGAvsno watch this it might help ;)
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because their could be dirt inside the r button and you need to clean it once in a while

thankies for the help
sadly , theres no nintendo shop on my country ..
gonna try for that youtube then .
but, still , thanks soo much ..kotto.

one more thing remember to use a little of water to much could mess up your screen alright

kay , thanks youhave7days :D

You're simply have to buy one back , because my R button didn't go well and unfortunately my DSi Blew up !!!!!!! And i saw on the web many guys who had the same problem !!!!
C U

tou can try pulling it up as far as you can without ripping it out and blow into it, it worked for me.

I found this tip on the internet, it works temporarily but either way, it works.

(from eHow)1.Find a safe place where people cannot see you if you are easily embarrassed.2.Close and turn off your Nintendo DS Lite if it is still on.3.Form a perfect seal with your lips around the broken L or R shoulder button and blow a few times. Take care not to spit on the DS very much. This is to clean out the contacts inside the DS.4.Try out the buttons and see if they work. At this point if the buttons are responsive again then you are good to go. If the buttons stop working again you can repeat Step 3. This fix is not permanent and the DS will eventually stop responding to it.

Either you do that or:
Use a needle to remove the dirt from the inner edges of the R button.