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iFixit
@iFixit@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago

Still have your Game Boy Advance or SP? Good news! We’ve got guides to bring them back to life. From battery swaps to screen replacements, our step-by-step repair guides help you revive the handhelds that defined portable gaming. Because some memories deserve a second playthrough. Check them out at the links below!

https://www.ifixit.com/Device/Nintendo_Game_Boy_Advance_SP

https://www.ifixit.com/Device/Game_Boy_Advance
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#iFixit #RightoRepair #FixTheWorld

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Game Boy Advance Repair Help: Learn How to Fix It Yourself.

Nintendo Game Boy Advance, released in 2001. Repair requires only common tools and no heat.
A hand lifts the detached screen assembly of a Game Boy Advance SP, showing its ribbon cable dangling above the empty blue front casing of the handheld console.
A hand lifts the detached screen assembly of a Game Boy Advance SP, showing its ribbon cable dangling above the empty blue front casing of the handheld console.
A hand lifts the detached screen assembly of a Game Boy Advance SP, showing its ribbon cable dangling above the empty blue front casing of the handheld console.
Close-up view of a Game Boy Advance SP circuit board as someone uses a black spudger to pry the connector for the ribbon cable attaching the motherboard to the blue screen assembly.
Close-up view of a Game Boy Advance SP circuit board as someone uses a black spudger to pry the connector for the ribbon cable attaching the motherboard to the blue screen assembly.
Close-up view of a Game Boy Advance SP circuit board as someone uses a black spudger to pry the connector for the ribbon cable attaching the motherboard to the blue screen assembly.
Close-up of a disassembled blue Game Boy Advance SP with the screen and motherboard carefully separated, showing the internal circuit components and ribbon cable connection.
Close-up of a disassembled blue Game Boy Advance SP with the screen and motherboard carefully separated, showing the internal circuit components and ribbon cable connection.
Close-up of a disassembled blue Game Boy Advance SP with the screen and motherboard carefully separated, showing the internal circuit components and ribbon cable connection.
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iFixit
@iFixit@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago

Still have your Game Boy Advance or SP? Good news! We’ve got guides to bring them back to life. From battery swaps to screen replacements, our step-by-step repair guides help you revive the handhelds that defined portable gaming. Because some memories deserve a second playthrough. Check them out at the links below!

https://www.ifixit.com/Device/Nintendo_Game_Boy_Advance_SP

https://www.ifixit.com/Device/Game_Boy_Advance
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#iFixit #RightoRepair #FixTheWorld

iFixit

Game Boy Advance Repair Help: Learn How to Fix It Yourself.

Nintendo Game Boy Advance, released in 2001. Repair requires only common tools and no heat.
A hand lifts the detached screen assembly of a Game Boy Advance SP, showing its ribbon cable dangling above the empty blue front casing of the handheld console.
A hand lifts the detached screen assembly of a Game Boy Advance SP, showing its ribbon cable dangling above the empty blue front casing of the handheld console.
A hand lifts the detached screen assembly of a Game Boy Advance SP, showing its ribbon cable dangling above the empty blue front casing of the handheld console.
Close-up view of a Game Boy Advance SP circuit board as someone uses a black spudger to pry the connector for the ribbon cable attaching the motherboard to the blue screen assembly.
Close-up view of a Game Boy Advance SP circuit board as someone uses a black spudger to pry the connector for the ribbon cable attaching the motherboard to the blue screen assembly.
Close-up view of a Game Boy Advance SP circuit board as someone uses a black spudger to pry the connector for the ribbon cable attaching the motherboard to the blue screen assembly.
Close-up of a disassembled blue Game Boy Advance SP with the screen and motherboard carefully separated, showing the internal circuit components and ribbon cable connection.
Close-up of a disassembled blue Game Boy Advance SP with the screen and motherboard carefully separated, showing the internal circuit components and ribbon cable connection.
Close-up of a disassembled blue Game Boy Advance SP with the screen and motherboard carefully separated, showing the internal circuit components and ribbon cable connection.
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iFixit
@iFixit@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last week

Got something broken? We’ve got a guide for that.

From phones and laptops to vacuums and game consoles, our free repair guides walk you through every step with easy-to-follow photos and instructions. Check them out at the link below and tag us in pics of your recent fixes!

https://www.ifixit.com/Guide
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#iFixit #RightoRepair #FixTheWorld

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Close-up of someone using an iFixit soldering iron to repair a power cable on a wooden workbench surrounded by repair tools, a heat gun, and a tablet displaying repair instructions.
Close-up of someone using an iFixit soldering iron to repair a power cable on a wooden workbench surrounded by repair tools, a heat gun, and a tablet displaying repair instructions.
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A person holds a tablet open to iFixit’s Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Repair guide while sitting at a wooden table covered with repair tools, a soldering station, and small screwdrivers.
A person holds a tablet open to iFixit’s Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Repair guide while sitting at a wooden table covered with repair tools, a soldering station, and small screwdrivers.
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iFixit
@iFixit@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last week

Got something broken? We’ve got a guide for that.

From phones and laptops to vacuums and game consoles, our free repair guides walk you through every step with easy-to-follow photos and instructions. Check them out at the link below and tag us in pics of your recent fixes!

https://www.ifixit.com/Guide
—
#iFixit #RightoRepair #FixTheWorld

Close-up of someone using an iFixit soldering iron to repair a power cable on a wooden workbench surrounded by repair tools, a heat gun, and a tablet displaying repair instructions.
Close-up of someone using an iFixit soldering iron to repair a power cable on a wooden workbench surrounded by repair tools, a heat gun, and a tablet displaying repair instructions.
Close-up of someone using an iFixit soldering iron to repair a power cable on a wooden workbench surrounded by repair tools, a heat gun, and a tablet displaying repair instructions.
A person holds a tablet open to iFixit’s Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Repair guide while sitting at a wooden table covered with repair tools, a soldering station, and small screwdrivers.
A person holds a tablet open to iFixit’s Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Repair guide while sitting at a wooden table covered with repair tools, a soldering station, and small screwdrivers.
A person holds a tablet open to iFixit’s Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Repair guide while sitting at a wooden table covered with repair tools, a soldering station, and small screwdrivers.
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