my R button on my dsi doesnt work very well when i push it in it stays in i havent dropped my ds like ever so um is this covered by the warrnty? and i herd that there was a place in scarbrough canada thats like a nintendo shop that fixed consoles fi u know the address plz post and if its coverd by my warenty give me a shout (i checked my wareenty it said valid just sayin)
-darthever
Sorry, but I am not sure if the place you heard about in Scarborough, ON, Canada is actually an official Nintendo repair facility or not, as the only one I know about is in British Columbia, located with Nintendo of Canada headquarters.:)
But if you give a call to Nintendo's 1-800-255-3700 (6 am ~ 7 pm Pacific, everyday) Customer Service number, or use their webform to contact them, then they will give you the shipping address for where to send your DSi for the repair and also be able to tell you if this type of repair is covered by the warranty, which I believe it is.![]()
Follow the above instructions to set up a repair. However, before shipping off your system, I have a method that may help you. Take a can of compressed air and lightly spray some air under the button to remove any unwanted particles. You can also try taking a dry toothbrush to brush out and sticky substance.
You don't need a can of compressed air to do that trick. All you need to do is make sure your lip area is dry then put you mouth around the "shoulder" area and blow in around the non-functioning button until you feel air moving under it. It should and probably will work again. I did it with two different DSlite systems and a Gameboy Advance SP (I don't use it anymore cause I have 3 lites and an XL but hey) it restored full function to those buttons. Too bad I didn't know that before I got a new lite and then another new lite when the previous one first stopped working. Flipnote Hatena has several Flipnotes going around with visuals if you need to and/or can access it.
As a friendly reminder, please don't bump old threads.![]()
Have you tried using a can of compressed air on the L button?
If you've really tried everything, and nothing is working, then you should probably send you DSI into Nintendo for repairs. If your DSI's warranty is still intacted, the repair will be free.
You can start your repair with Nintendo here. Hope this helps
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Thank you for giving me that peice of information!
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