Nintendo Dsi Screens

[LostSilver15]

Hello, have a good morning, afternoon, or evening. I'm using a translate

I have a Nintendo DSi that I bought a year ago. It's secondhand, and its age is clearly visible, but it's still in good condition.

The problem is that I started noticing that the inside of the top and bottom screens have a bit of dust and dirt.

My question is, is there any way to open the screens so I can clean the dirt and close them properly? Both screens are in good condition, both internal and external.

I've seen some tutorials, but they're only for replacing the screens.

 

[Don Patch]

I'd maybe just try your best with compressed air and a spudger.
Those screens are crazy-fragile along with the ribbon cables that connect them (typically coiled into the hinge, oof).

 

[Bagleman]

Yes, you can remove the top screen with heat and a suction cup then use 3m300lse to stick it back down. The bottom screen requires dissasembly of the unit to split the digitizer from the lcd, likewise 3m300lse can be used to adhere it back. I reccomend car headlight polish if you want to clean the lens and digitizer a bit. Take care.

 

[Deleted member 563203]

Hello, have a good morning, afternoon, or evening. I'm using a translate

I have a Nintendo DSi that I bought a year ago. It's secondhand, and its age is clearly visible, but it's still in good condition.

The problem is that I started noticing that the inside of the top and bottom screens have a bit of dust and dirt.

My question is, is there any way to open the screens so I can clean the dirt and close them properly? Both screens are in good condition, both internal and external.

I've seen some tutorials, but they're only for replacing the screens.

In this video it is shown about cleaning