Nintendo DS won't turn on anymore.

Question

Hello,
my DS being discharged, I plugged it in to charge! The problem is it won't turn on! The orange light is on! When I turn it on, a small flash appears for a tenth of a second and then the console turns off!
What could the problem be?
Thank you for your help

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amandine da cunha marques · Accepted Answer

You need to remove the screw from the place where the battery is, take out the battery and put it back in, and it will work.

Splitterdu77 · Answer

Ummm, it's curious, that bug with Nintendo (but, well, you shouldn't be surprised by the big problems -_- it happens less with Sony :D) did you drop it?

Splitterdu77 · Answer

Euh, I would also say this solution tries to change the battery if you can find one and read the Nintendo manual for battery replacement.

JM973 · Answer

Hi, take a look at this link: http://www.playeradvance.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1143  blown fuses...

sebdu73 · Answer

Well, I'm not really sure about that; it could also be that you left it on the charger for too long like some remote-controlled cars.
For example, if it’s finished charging, you unplug your charger and then plug it back in, which, as we can say informally, can mess up your battery.

Bibilulu · Answer

Good evening,My son just had the same problem as you with his console, did you find a solution to this situation?Thank you.My email: losopilu@hotmail.fr

oscar835 · Answer

Good evening

Just a small clarification as the photos shown in the link are of the original DS and not the DS Lite, so it's not the same PCB and not the same location for the fuses.
Does anyone have a solution for the DS Lite?
Thank you

psp186* · Answer

me too, it did that to me, why does it do that to me

pareroe · Answer

hi
well my ds lite is doing the same thing but it's because I dropped it and now I'm struggling, it won't turn on and when it does, it says "SD/TF card error" and then it turns off again, I don't know why

mike8976 · Answer

Hi, my problem is that the diode stays on for 2 seconds and then goes off, I should specify that it is my 3-year-old son's DS and that it has fallen several times. The seller told me that the warranty wouldn’t apply because there are cracks on the bottom screen, so I'm wondering if my little one might have pressed too hard on the bottom screen and caused a short circuit. Oh yes, a little detail, the screen stays permanently lit white. Does anyone have any idea?

Merouannethebest · Answer

Same, don't change the screen, and what's next? Should we change the DS while we're at it?

alexis · Answer

I have the same problem today... I don’t know why.
I will go see as soon as possible because it’s still under warranty. In any case, it’s not the battery because when I take the battery and put it in another DS, it works perfectly.

360 · Answer

Hello everyone, I'm explaining my problem. My Nintendo DSi, when I turn it on and move it a little, turns off, and then when I try to turn it back on, I have to wait a bit (5 seconds). Once it turns on, it's "restarted," the brightness is at the minimum, the date is reset to 0 (it shows 01/01), and the time is also reset (it shows 00:00). I don’t think I dropped it, I haven't done anything special with it, but I think it must have received a little shock because whenever I put it down (sometimes), it turns off.
Thank you for your replies.

I · Answer

Connection issue between the battery and the screens.

Nintendo DS won't turn on anymore.

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