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Bro my screen is not working even i cleaned all the dead pixels What should I do?

THIS WORKS ON MY 3DS XL. I was getting screen cancer on my top screen and I was so sad seeing that I would have to pay so much money. THAT YOU FOR THIS VIDEO. I used my nail and gently rubbed the affected area and IT IS SLOWLY GOING AWAY!!!

Center screen might be started from UV damage which then leads to oxidation as the screen gets tiny holes. I'm curious if electricity can reverse some of this oxidation, reversing the standard charge of vertical and horizontal elements.

I applied this to a Gameboy Color (without using this video as reference). After massaging the pixels, the result wasn't perfect, leaving the GBC unattended after-the-fact for a couple days didn't change anything. However, after giving it another try, and heating the screen with a hair drier, to the point of it become black for a couple seconds and starting the massage made the little pixels move easily, I also did it while the GBC was powered on and using Jayros test rom so that I can try Red Green and Blue independently, since the liquid moves independenly really, (red was the thoughest). I did a rinse and repeat for about 4 times, every time the screen heats new black dead pixels come up. After going through this process for seveal hours till the screen looked betterish, I let the game boy color rest for a day, and the end result after resting was magical, the screen was essentially perfect. I believe the mix of heat, pressure and letting it rest does wonders.

Great video! Honestly a wealth of knowledge and very well put together. Thanks for the great work and keep it up! You got the sub from me! Will check out your other videos.

Mine are all at the edge and i can’t seem to fix it

I have a pocket screen that has what looks to be like a little dent inside the screen. It almost looks like a single drop of water on the inside of the screen. but its def not water. Its like the polarizer melted, or got squeezed into the LCD or something in that one spot. Idk. Its hard to explain. But just wondering if anyone has any idea on how to fix it? Cant find any info on it.

Why didn't you start with a lens cloth?

Can this work on game & watch?

Where do you find the film???

They’re gonna just come back worse if you apply foremost pressure onto the LCD, you’re just dissipating the damage for the timebeing but the damage is still internal to the panel and will eventually make their way back through. Good enough for those waiting for the shipment of their new display, the rubbing alcohol part is just placebo.

Can this work for a DS lite as well good sir? Also congrats on being a married man

Do you think this method would work on a burnt Pokémon Pocket 2?

And you doo this with the poleriser on? This shuld work on my gameboy too right? I want to ask if I need to disassemble my screw. For that or if I I can doo it all assembled because the Plastic cover is of.

Never knew this was possible!

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I have my tamagotchi, and 1 line is doesnt fills with pixel.. but, appears only small amount. Then i clean d board, i clean the glass, its still there.. when i rotate the glass, the line is moving too, then i know, its not the board, its in the glass or something.. can you help me to fix this problem? Becaus it's close to be succed , but i m afraid of false moving.

Does this work for gameboy dmg?

My GB Pocket has one horizontal dead line that appears as just white on a black background (for example in a game while running). Is this approached in the same manner, or is there a different solution?

I tried this today, but my screen cancer was bigger than his. It took me a few hours, my fingers have never been fucked so hard, but the trick is: you have to move the bubbles from side to side with A LOT of pressure from side to side with a cotton swab. So that the bubbles are shifted to the edge and then disappear.

thx man

It works with the gba sp?

What about the DMG gameboy?

3:57 what? Lol it’s Oxidation, not Oxididation?

i just ended up yanking the DMG LCD out and smashing it with a hammer and nail and then replacing the dead screen with a IPS screen. my OG screen succumbed to screen rot like yours

I did it on a DMG and generally it worked. However I think I was applying too much pressure and now I have this grey-ish spot on the display. It's like the film at the back of he display detached or unglued. Is there some sort of fix for this...? Anyway this is still priceless!

How the hell does a screen become like that…?

I really appreciate that you shared this, but for god's sake, do something about the way you explain things because all these "uh..." pauses etc doesn't really make it enjoyable

i have a theory. I only find this issue with consoles at the flea market during winter when its really cold outside and the consoles are wet from the condensation. I'm guessing the cold + condensation create some sort of air pockets between the screens causing those thingies. Thats why they are moveable. I somehow fixed a DS lite a few years ago with this issue, same thing. Pressing the screen BUT i also left it daily in the sunlight so it would heat up. Eventually it completely healed almost on its own, with pressing the screen on those pixels a few times a day; Took about a week for it to be fully fixed

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Thank you sir!

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The explication: and there is how a Game boy screen work The music: let's start the adventure

thank you i will do it soon !

Thanks for this vid!

Could this affect the black and white iPods? I have seen this affect some of the price screens at Kohls before and am wonder if iPods would do the same

Hey man, I tried this. It was working at first, but then a huge patch of LCD started to break and then the whole screen was all burned in do you know what could have caused it?

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Wow, while watching this I was very sceptical, but it actually works! Amazing, thank you!!

I had a tamagotchi with this issue, and because the screen stays running at all times it would fix itself the more time passed, but when it was dead and I took out the batteries the pixels would come back after awhile. It’s a weird issue.

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Thanks Sir! I try it on my OG GBA screen (agb-001), and it's works. Not perfect because there's still some remains, and because it's a color screen, it's leaves some marks after applying pressure around the dead pixels. But it's barely noticeable when playing game, and it's better then buying new screen!

Have the same issue on Majora mask 3ds xl do you have any idea on if it’s possible if I could fix it? Update: looks like I’m just spreading around the dead pixels

Woah that's nice. Will this works on original GBA screen?

lol it works for my chrome book

I would like to have an new console with this type of LCD screen again. Obviously, backlight included too.

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well well well

thank you , but please work on your presentation ...you almost lost me back there in the early few minutes

does the pressure damage the screen at all?