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odd issue with old DS motherboard

Devilkid32176OP
#1
ok, i recently fixed a friend's old DS phat system cause the touch screen was acting like someone was constantly pushing up on itso, i would like to know, what exactly would cause this problem on a motherboard, cause that is what i had to replace in order for it to work right again * i know, i already fixed it, i want to know what to look for on the motherboard, in cause the other one starts doing it*
slingshot182
#2
Hmm, I don't know. I've only ever worked with DSi's and DsLites, all of which had screen problems.(3 were with touch, one with top) All of them required a new screen.(the right one for the problem of course) I never had to purchase a new motherboard.There is on instance where I did have to buy a new motherboard though. But that was because I was taking three broken DS's and making them into one whole DS(I needed a new board because all of the three DS's had broken cables that branched off the motherboard)So I guess you could of just got a bad cable and that is why.
Loonylion
#3
im surprised, I would have expected this to be a fault with the touch screen.
Devilkid32176OP
#4
slingshot182 · #2Hmm, I don't know. I've only ever worked with DSi's and DsLites, all of which had screen problems.(3 were with touch, one with top) All of them required a new screen.(the right one for the problem of course) I never had to purchase a new motherboard.There is on instance where I did have to buy a new motherboard though. But that was because I was taking three broken DS's and making them into one whole DS(I needed a new board because all of the three DS's had broken cables that branched off the motherboard)So I guess you could of just got a bad cable and that is why.
well, if it was a cable then the touch screen would do it again even if you switch the motherboards, wouldn't it?@loony:
i thought it was a touch screen issue also, i have replaced the touch screen and it worked for awhile but it finally did it again, so that is when i decided to switch motherboards
slingshot182
#5
The only way I could find cables is if I got a new board, but since one of the old board worked. I assumed it was simply the cables.
Devilkid32176OP
#6
well, i wished i could upload a picture of the motherboard, but i don't have a camera :(
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