Not the protective cover part, the actual LCD screen. Any idea where I can get one?
Cheers!
Not the protective cover part, the actual LCD screen. Any idea where I can get one?
Cheers!
Hmmm like alot of majour console repairs it can majourity of the time be cheaper to buy a new one (or 2nd hand whole one and ripping the screen out)
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Well, I thought I had seen loads on a webby, but after trawling through , I could only find this... http://www.xboxrepairguide.com/index.php/cPath/28_56
Also it seems Nintendo themselves do sell the screens, however they cost about $60 (Though I believe that includes shipping). Obviously you also need the correct (special) screwdriver to take the things apart too.
Hope that helps![]()
it would be cheaper to buy a 2nd hand GBA SP...
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Yeah, they make a loss on the hardware component so when you need a replacement you find it costs as much as the device you need repairing. It might be worth finding a broken gba that doesn't have a screen fault, and nabbing that lcd, but you'll be taking a chance on it working.
New screens for any of this generation of devices cost a fortune. Any one want to take a guess on the cost an DS screen?
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cheers peeps, yeah i think the best bet is to got me a 2nd hand GBA. *runs off to ebay*
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