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Where can I send my 3DS XL in to repair scratches?
- Thread starter CHR:)S
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Scribbler397
a.k.a. Tree Hugger
As far as I know, no one repairs the scratches. Most repair places only do hardware like buttons.
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Twisted Circuits
Senior Member
Where are the scratches?
A deep thin indent next to the light that indicates notifications, top right of the 3DS closed
BowserFanGurl1999
Senior Member
My 3DS-XL was a special edition Pikachu, but after a few months, none of my games would work... My mom took it to Nintendo to get it fixed, but it couldn't be fixed. (Apparently blowing air on the cartridge doesn't work...) A few weeks afterwards, I got the black and red 3DS-XL that I have today. Works with EVERYTHING, and I made a vow to be careful with this one. (Other than that 3DS-XL, three DS Lites, two DSIs, a video game disc, (it was actually my old foster dog, Lady, that bit it, but it was my dog, so I'm basically responsible.) and possibly a DSI-XL, have broken in the care of me.)
I'd suggest giving the system to Nintendo to get it fixed. Worked for me.
I'd suggest giving the system to Nintendo to get it fixed. Worked for me.
Strange, throughout my life I've never managed to break a hand-held console. My mum dropped my first ever DS (the big silver brick-like ones) and one of the hinges snapped, but other than that all of my consoles have been fine!
When I was younger I dropped my pink transparent GBA in the toilet, but it still worked! It broke my beloved Pokemon sapphire though
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