My first online course, Soldering for Complete Beginners, is FREE (future courses will be paid). Check it out if you want to learn to solder: www.gameconsolerepairschool.com
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You're the best! I'm a big fan of yours! I really wanted to learn and I know your course will definitely help me a lot on my journey! Looking forward for your next courses! Thank you! and thank you for listening to your community.
Great repair! , here is a little tip that might help you in the future, I have done this model so many times, specially top screen replacements. You just need to pull off the screen ribbon cable, as it is the cable that goes all the way in the center. To do so, first unfix the camera ribbon cable, it is attached by a very simple adhesive to the back of the screen, so it won't get in the way. This will save you much time and will be a lot easier, since the other ribbon cables will act a a sort of pipe that helps to keep the top screen ribbon cable in place.
I wish he would make a whole video just cleaning. ASMR deluxe. At least not speed it up. I get ASMR-tingles even seeing him do it in sped up version...
I love watching you giving electronics a new life and turning something broken and dirty to something clean and usable! It's literally so satisfying and I don't even know why
the crazy part about this is, as these consoles become less available and more sought after, this skill of fixing them with appreciate with the actual device.
I genuinely thinks its wonderful how you made the soldering course free. Most of youtubers would make you pay , but you my sir have made it free which is absolutely awsome. Kudos to you sir and keep up the amazing videos
I used to do a lot of 3DS repairs and I don't think there is anything I absolutely hate more than a top screen repair. It is a completely miserable task for me.
I didn't find that part hard in the past, it was the analogue cable clips. They're SO fragile and tiny. If anyone does try and repair these keep that in mind :)
I get the same feeling that you do when you fix something that’s old and broken, it’s so satisfying. I have a 10 year old Toshiba laptop that fails booting, I replaced the ram, the moniter and the cpu and it still did nothing. I later found out with a bit of research that I have to put flux on the solder joints of the video card and heat it to around 220-230 degrees and it fixed it.
I EXTREMELY appreciate the website that teaches you to solder because I'm doing a project with my gaming PC and I'll be soldering pins and wires to make my cables shorter
Steve thank you. You've inspired me to start repairing stuff. So far I replaced my new 2ds xl top screen successfully, it had been sitting broken in a drawer for 2 years. I've replaced circle pads, fixed headphones, even my mom's notebook I diagnosed and fixed (ok it was just the fan not spinning but it was fun to take it apart and replace it). I've been enjoying a lot. I did your first course and I sure hope the next ones come soon! Will they be available for foreigners? I live in Brazil. I hope my credit card works!
Thank you! You are the only channel I have found that actually shows every step to getting off that hinge. It's a bit daunting, but this is the exact fix i'm going to attempt in a few hours so i can fix my GF's 3ds for Christmas. Wish me luck!
Thank you so much for your support! If you can buy them at the right price, buy parts in bulk and get really good/fast at replacing them, yes it can be worth it. This is one of the things I did when I was first starting my repair business.
Thank you for your videos. Recently, my son's card reader on his switch died out and couldn't read any games. Ordered with ifixit, got the replacement and had issues, contacted them again and got sent out another replacement. Installed the replacement and everything works fine!! Your videos helped me and made this repair a breeze! Thanks again.
Just want you to know that you're a huge inspiration for me. Maybe I won't be able to make a job out of this hobby but i do it for how happy I make my friends when I repair their old nostalgia gear.
Awesome ribbon cable maneuver. Feels like im watching a surgery drama. Fun to watch for a handheld to came back to life. Im a big fan of your vids. Hello from the Philippines.
Hello and thank you once again. You inspired me to repair my coffee mashine. Even though nothing major broke it was fun to repair just this little thing. I wont hesitate anymore to at least take a look at broken things :)
I've never owned any of the DS line let alone wanted to fix one but your videos are so interesting I love watching them! I have signed up to the course and although I haven't got far, it looks really informative! Keep up all the great videos!
Great job! I replaced my 2DS' upper screen last week. Besides one dead pixel everything works great. It's so satisfying to get things working again. Love your videos man!
I found this video to be very interesting because I think those rivet cables on the top screen replacement will be the most difficult for most 1st time "self technicians". I've found all your vids to be extremely informative and helpful. Thanks again Steve for another useful video. 👍👏👏👏
New viewer and aspiring technician here. Great video, I had no idea that the 3DS had so many ribbon cables within it. My only question: Was that 16 GB memory card you removed an addition made by the previous owner or do all 3DS consoles come with it? Thank you for your time!
Awesome! I love your channel and I always wanted to learn soldering and be able to fix my devices. A big thank you and greetings from Nicaragua 🇳🇮. Take care.
I've changed a fair bit of those, it's the most frustrating repair on nintendo consoles by far, especially when you accidentally rip the ribbon cable or the display that you bought is faulty and you have to reassemble everything again... Congrats on great fix!
WOW!!!! Does this ever bring back bad memories for me. I had to replace the top screen in my daughter's 3dsxl 6 months after she got it when they first came out. I've done many repairs on phones, tablets, PCs etc and this one was without a doubt one of the toughest repairs I have ever had to make. In fact I told her straight up that I refused to ever fix it again so if she broke it again she would have to buy a brand new one with her own money (I got if for her for xmas). Here we are around 7-8 years later and she STILL has it and it STILL works perfectly. Lesson learned for both of us.
Your channel rocks! you, Electronics Repair School, Rossmann, Northridgefix, Adamant.it (and many more) are really a community value! I started repairing difficult things with your examples. Keep on your beautiful work.
Another amazing and enjoyable from you! Reminds me that I bought 3 faulty phat PS2's years ago with the intention of fixing them and, probably, selling them on. Thanx again and keep up the great work!
Who else was stressed seeing him putting all the pieces together without testing if the screen actually worked? I got PTSD for like 3 minutes until the whole thing worked. Great video!
Thank you for your awesome videos, and especially thank you for your time and efforts in making the soldering lessons, you explained everything so well, and the demonstrations/videos of repairs were amazing, easy to follow, and of really good quality to see all the details. Thank you again, looking forward to you the new lessons!!😊
If they aren’t too badly damaged, you can take a rubber band and fill the screw with it then try turning, my Switch got stripped and this helped me after a few mins of getting the damn thing in there
It's good you make sure to check the camera's, because that's one of the main things people do when they buy an old console; they take pictures with it.
@@Tronicsfix I have bought my first soldering iron about 2-3 weeks ago. I successfully changed a headphone USB cable and a NDS cartridge slot. I know it's not a big deal, but baby steps. I'm waiting for some faulty gameboys to be shipped. So this course just arrived in time for me. You are truly an inspiration! :)
Very nice! I bet there's actually a lot of people out there that would love to swap out their TN screens for IPS ones , assuming parts are available and compatible.
Hey @TronicsFix my ps4 just randomly shuts down and mostly doesn't turns on. Moreover, whenever it turns on and if I plug in my HDMI cable it again turns off. Please suggest the fix required.
Is it possible to just replace that top plastic cover on the top screen that you applied at the end, and not the whole screen itself? that's scratched on a used one i just bought and not too visible when turned on but thought it would be nice to fix up before i gift to my son.
You will never find a $12 dollars 3ds even if is broken! This dude and pretty much everyone here on TH-cam that say that found a broken 3ds,ps4,xbox,is lying period!
I'm always curious how long these repairs take in real time without edits/speedups. Maybe you could put a little annotation on them at the end or in the description when you think of it? You make it all look easy and from experience I know it's often not! :D
I relly love seeing u fix ds since I own one, well 2 cause 1 ds dosen't work from top screen and the other ds I bought it on ebay and still have it Still love seeing ur videos
I am gonna check out those soldering videos! I knew where my mistakes where when I soldered my sticks into the controller ( plus the iron was so cheap that the ceramic heating element kinda died on me as the tip didn't wanna heat up just the sides of the bit)
I think you can tell a lot about someone's age based on how excited they get with the size of a USB drive or microSD. I too get excited when I find a free 8gb or 16gb microSD card. Even though 64gb cards are $10. I remember when my 64mb thumb drive was $110 on USB 1.1.
I did a video on top screens a while back. Man did I hate that repair. Sill turned a profit. Got the the 2DS XL for ~$15 Screen for ~$25 sold it for $80.
Question. I tried this same repair but for the bottom screen for the 3ds. When I turn it on it stays black and shuts right back off. I checked all my connections and everything on the board seems to be fine. Any ideas? Thanks please let me know
I hate doing this repair so much. I had to repair a Samus Edition new 3ds xl (a rare version) and my hands were shaking the entire time. Was a miracle I didn't tear any ribbon cables on it.
My first online course, Soldering for Complete Beginners, is FREE (future courses will be paid). Check it out if you want to learn to solder: www.gameconsolerepairschool.com
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You're the best! I'm a big fan of yours! I really wanted to learn and I know your course will definitely help me a lot on my journey! Looking forward for your next courses! Thank you! and thank you for listening to your community.
I will definetely check it out. I have an interest to learn how to fix stuff
hey tronics
can you fix a ps3
When will the next ones be available?
Great repair! , here is a little tip that might help you in the future, I have done this model so many times, specially top screen replacements.
You just need to pull off the screen ribbon cable, as it is the cable that goes all the way in the center. To do so, first unfix the camera ribbon cable, it is attached by a very simple adhesive to the back of the screen, so it won't get in the way. This will save you much time and will be a lot easier, since the other ribbon cables will act a a sort of pipe that helps to keep the top screen ribbon cable in place.
its really cool how he made the online soldering course free
The best part is when he cleans❤️
@@derBurakTTV thx hahaha, English is not my principal language
Gotta make some prophet outta this one!
Whe he opens it. That is the best
I wish he would make a whole video just cleaning. ASMR deluxe. At least not speed it up. I get ASMR-tingles even seeing him do it in sped up version...
this reads in my head like a stan twitter post
I have a broken 3DS due to water damage, it’s amazing how you’re able to repair em
I love watching you giving electronics a new life and turning something broken and dirty to something clean and usable! It's literally so satisfying and I don't even know why
the crazy part about this is, as these consoles become less available and more sought after, this skill of fixing them with appreciate with the actual device.
they wont be more sought after
@@kidrobot. they will be, as they become more rare. The price of them will go up too.
I genuinely thinks its wonderful how you made the soldering course free. Most of youtubers would make you pay , but you my sir have made it free which is absolutely awsome. Kudos to you sir and keep up the amazing videos
Open heart surgery is easier then repairing a display on the 3D XL 🤣
Alright, I love seeing electronics being given another shot at life! Keep up the good work man
I used to do a lot of 3DS repairs and I don't think there is anything I absolutely hate more than a top screen repair. It is a completely miserable task for me.
Exactly!
"Oh come on there's nothing too hard here"
_"So we gotta roll up the ribbon cables and push them through"_
....
"oh"
I didn't find that part hard in the past, it was the analogue cable clips. They're SO fragile and tiny. If anyone does try and repair these keep that in mind :)
Oh no.
Just like a DS lite... I put too much pressure on my top screen's ribbon by accident and tore it, now I need a new one -_-
@@ZealousWins I tried to replace the whole shell when I was 13-14 years old, you can imagine it didn't work out so well :')
That's exactly what I was thinking bro
I get the same feeling that you do when you fix something that’s old and broken, it’s so satisfying. I have a 10 year old Toshiba laptop that fails booting, I replaced the ram, the moniter and the cpu and it still did nothing. I later found out with a bit of research that I have to put flux on the solder joints of the video card and heat it to around 220-230 degrees and it fixed it.
Thanks for contributing again to this industry with your FREE soldering course and this video. Keep them coming!
Just replaced the bottom screen and the volume is stuck at high, this helped figuring out what ribbon cable to check. Thanks!
So happy your channel blew up. Remember finding you at 100k a video you made that helped me fix my ps4 back then. The console repair GOAT...
I don't know why because I am a terrible handyman but I love your videos and watching you fix stuff is so fascinating to me.
I EXTREMELY appreciate the website that teaches you to solder because I'm doing a project with my gaming PC and I'll be soldering pins and wires to make my cables shorter
Steve thank you. You've inspired me to start repairing stuff. So far I replaced my new 2ds xl top screen successfully, it had been sitting broken in a drawer for 2 years. I've replaced circle pads, fixed headphones, even my mom's notebook I diagnosed and fixed (ok it was just the fan not spinning but it was fun to take it apart and replace it). I've been enjoying a lot. I did your first course and I sure hope the next ones come soon! Will they be available for foreigners? I live in Brazil. I hope my credit card works!
Cant believe a year ago these damaged items cost little under or over $20. Now it's hard to find them under $55 on ebay!
Thank you! You are the only channel I have found that actually shows every step to getting off that hinge. It's a bit daunting, but this is the exact fix i'm going to attempt in a few hours so i can fix my GF's 3ds for Christmas. Wish me luck!
Nice relaxing video, good job Steve :-)
Thanks Vince!
Shout-out each other
@@Tronicsfix shout-out each other
@My Mate Vince shout-out each other
Jobs
I'm doing your saunter course now. I've been needing one for a while. Thank you, stay safe Tronics!
Great! Hope it helps.
It's amazing! Thank you for doing this for everyone especially free.
I love this kind of video with no intro ...straight to the point ..good job
Another awesome video. Outside of making TH-cam content is fixing screens on 3ds worth the time and hassle?
Also, happy 1 year membership to me!
Thank you so much for your support! If you can buy them at the right price, buy parts in bulk and get really good/fast at replacing them, yes it can be worth it. This is one of the things I did when I was first starting my repair business.
3 days ago video out for 3minutes wtf
@@Bormen414 Channel Members get Vids early... smh
How is your comment 3 days ago
@@yusufiftikhar4423 Members get early access to uploaded videos.
Thank you for your videos. Recently, my son's card reader on his switch died out and couldn't read any games. Ordered with ifixit, got the replacement and had issues, contacted them again and got sent out another replacement. Installed the replacement and everything works fine!! Your videos helped me and made this repair a breeze! Thanks again.
Just love watching these repair videos of yours, Steve. You must have the patience of a saint sometimes - especially with fixes like this one!
Because of your videos you inspired me to repair dsi's etc. Wish me luck :P
Awesome! Good luck!
Ahahah
It's been 11 hours... how did it go?
@@pixelcultmedia4252 Well when I commented this it was 10:00 PM so I haven't done anything yet but I will be starting today! :)
lol gg
Just want you to know that you're a huge inspiration for me. Maybe I won't be able to make a job out of this hobby but i do it for how happy I make my friends when I repair their old nostalgia gear.
Man I wanna be just like you I love fixing things and learning how watching your videos
Many thanks
great fix steve, man that ribbon cable through the hinge is a pickle. great video and it turned out very nice.
Thanks 👍
Awesome ribbon cable maneuver. Feels like im watching a surgery drama. Fun to watch for a handheld to came back to life. Im a big fan of your vids. Hello from the Philippines.
Don't know why but I find it very therapeutic watching you fix these devices!! Your the man👌👍
Hello and thank you once again. You inspired me to repair my coffee mashine. Even though nothing major broke it was fun to repair just this little thing. I wont hesitate anymore to at least take a look at broken things :)
I've never owned any of the DS line let alone wanted to fix one but your videos are so interesting I love watching them! I have signed up to the course and although I haven't got far, it looks really informative! Keep up all the great videos!
Great job! I replaced my 2DS' upper screen last week. Besides one dead pixel everything works great. It's so satisfying to get things working again. Love your videos man!
Nice work!
Man, I just realized you narrate the whole thing while doing the repair, I thought it was a voice over. Mad respects, love the channel
I found this video to be very interesting because I think those rivet cables on the top screen replacement will be the most difficult for most 1st time "self technicians". I've found all your vids to be extremely informative and helpful.
Thanks again Steve for another useful video. 👍👏👏👏
Arent they ribbon cables?
@@Xnoob545 good catch...I stand corrected.
Even I won't do anything you teach and show, I keep watching your videos because they are so cool. Congrats!
New viewer and aspiring technician here. Great video, I had no idea that the 3DS had so many ribbon cables within it. My only question: Was that 16 GB memory card you removed an addition made by the previous owner or do all 3DS consoles come with it?
Thank you for your time!
They don't come with memory cards...If you buy them used you can sometimes find them with memory cards.
I think the devices came with a 4 GB Card at default. But on selling the 3DS a lot of people keep these for something else,,,
@@Tronicsfix Awesome! Thank you for replying!
Awesome! I love your channel and I always wanted to learn soldering and be able to fix my devices. A big thank you and greetings from Nicaragua 🇳🇮. Take care.
I've changed a fair bit of those, it's the most frustrating repair on nintendo consoles by far, especially when you accidentally rip the ribbon cable or the display that you bought is faulty and you have to reassemble everything again... Congrats on great fix!
I've been waiting for this vid! Thank you!!!
Nice attention to detail in all your repairs
Thanks 👍
Thank you for the free course. I've just enrolled and looking forward to it!
Your videos kicks my bad anxiety’s ass, thank you for doing these. Of course it also teaches me how to fix stuff!
"The most difficult repair so I'm not really looking forward to it".
You sit on a throne of lies!
Lol
That ribbon cable manoeuvre was awesome.
This looks so complicated I love watching this guy fixing stuff idk but I think am going to make a job when I’m in school
It is if you haven't done them before
Thank you thank you. I've had to do this repair twice with no luck and I could never find a good guide. Now I will attempt it again
Nice job with the free course! I'll definitely check that out because I'd love to solder.
You should!
@@Tronicsfix I was always looking to learn how to do it but your videos have really made me want to learn it :)
Excellent work! Really tough console to disassemble. Thanks for sharing also the soldering tutorial!
You are welcome!
I love your videos, anytime I see a new one, I gotta stop what I'm doing and watch.
Thanks for watching!
WOW!!!! Does this ever bring back bad memories for me. I had to replace the top screen in my daughter's 3dsxl 6 months after she got it when they first came out. I've done many repairs on phones, tablets, PCs etc and this one was without a doubt one of the toughest repairs I have ever had to make. In fact I told her straight up that I refused to ever fix it again so if she broke it again she would have to buy a brand new one with her own money (I got if for her for xmas). Here we are around 7-8 years later and she STILL has it and it STILL works perfectly. Lesson learned for both of us.
That's awesome! Nice work.
1 dislike - must be the guy who forgot the sd card in the DS,lol
Great video as always !!!!
Ha, ha...probably!
@@Tronicsfix Lol speaking about his comment, did you put it back in? :') :P
Your channel rocks! you, Electronics Repair School, Rossmann, Northridgefix, Adamant.it (and many more) are really a community value! I started repairing difficult things with your examples. Keep on your beautiful work.
You couldn't pay me to take that top screen apart. Hope you have lots of thermal paste.
It's a tough one!
I find this video's lack of thermal paste disturbing. hahahaha
You're the thermal paste legend that we needed in this world
I like to relax to these videos. I was so nervous when you said you have to roll up the ribbon cables.
memories of hiding this in my pillow when i was 9
Ha, ha...that's great!
9? How old were you when it came out? I guess you must be around 16 or something
Same
@@RageGamer15 18 if he got the original 3ds day 1 its 9 years old
@@Jason-ut3ou yeah
Man, such a delicate job. And done it with perfection. Awesome as always.
All the DS consoles are a nightmare cause of that screen ribbon cable.
Hey TronicsFix, thank you very much for the videos and the free course.
Another amazing and enjoyable from you! Reminds me that I bought 3 faulty phat PS2's years ago with the intention of fixing them and, probably, selling them on. Thanx again and keep up the great work!
Who else was stressed seeing him putting all the pieces together without testing if the screen actually worked?
I got PTSD for like 3 minutes until the whole thing worked.
Great video!
wow you need to get that seen to !!!!😱 its just a video
Thank you for your awesome videos, and especially thank you for your time and efforts in making the soldering lessons, you explained everything so well, and the demonstrations/videos of repairs were amazing, easy to follow, and of really good quality to see all the details. Thank you again, looking forward to you the new lessons!!😊
Hey man, can you make a video on how to fix stripped Y screws on the switch? I used some cheap screwdrivers from amazon and I...
SCREWED UP lol ;c
If they aren’t too badly damaged, you can take a rubber band and fill the screw with it then try turning, my Switch got stripped and this helped me after a few mins of getting the damn thing in there
It's good you make sure to check the camera's, because that's one of the main things people do when they buy an old console; they take pictures with it.
Just did the same repair on a new 2DS creeper edition, worked out great, payed 40€ including parts. Greetings from germany. Great video.
thanks to you I was able to fix my nintendo 3ds xl step by step, thank you very much.
Nice job saving the lime green! Those are a little harder to find so hopefully it sells quick. You are the repair king.
When you think he's about to fix it but there's still 10 minutes left in the video. Thanks for showing us how to fix our electronics!
If only this video came out a couple weeks ago. I fixed a friend's 3DS XL top screen and it was pretty difficult without a good reference.
Thank you for the course! And also for the video! You are amazing! :)
You're welcome! I'm about to start filming my next course.
@@Tronicsfix I have bought my first soldering iron about 2-3 weeks ago. I successfully changed a headphone USB cable and a NDS cartridge slot. I know it's not a big deal, but baby steps. I'm waiting for some faulty gameboys to be shipped. So this course just arrived in time for me. You are truly an inspiration! :)
So refreshing to watch your videos. Well done.
Been waiting here for ages! Glad to see the video up.
Really appreciate your videos. Can’t wait to further my electronics and soldering knowledge with your guide.
Wow, great repair Steve, that all looked really sensitive work, why do they make these things so hard to repair?! Great video mate!😊
Very nice! I bet there's actually a lot of people out there that would love to swap out their TN screens for IPS ones , assuming parts are available and compatible.
Hey @TronicsFix my ps4 just randomly shuts down and mostly doesn't turns on. Moreover, whenever it turns on and if I plug in my HDMI cable it again turns off. Please suggest the fix required.
Thank you so much mate you’ve taught me how to fix PS4 controller PS4 console etc keep up the good work
My ps4 doesnt recognize discs and make noises when i put the disc. Do you have any idea on what could the problem be?
Is it possible to just replace that top plastic cover on the top screen that you applied at the end, and not the whole screen itself? that's scratched on a used one i just bought and not too visible when turned on but thought it would be nice to fix up before i gift to my son.
I don't repair stuff but I like your videos, they're entertaining!
Where were you able to find that for $12? Just looking on ebay, even broken consoles seem super expensive.
This was a while back and I bought it in lot of other handhelds
You will never find a $12 dollars 3ds even if is broken! This dude and pretty much everyone here on TH-cam that say that found a broken 3ds,ps4,xbox,is lying period!
I'm always curious how long these repairs take in real time without edits/speedups. Maybe you could put a little annotation on them at the end or in the description when you think of it? You make it all look easy and from experience I know it's often not! :D
I relly love seeing u fix ds since I own one, well 2 cause 1 ds dosen't work from top screen and the other ds I bought it on ebay and still have it
Still love seeing ur videos
My favourite technician on TH-cam.
Thank you!
Finally I can fix my ds without ruining it like I already did with the clips on the motherboard.
You must be the best person on TH-cam!! Huge respect!!
I am gonna check out those soldering videos! I knew where my mistakes where when I soldered my sticks into the controller ( plus the iron was so cheap that the ceramic heating element kinda died on me as the tip didn't wanna heat up just the sides of the bit)
can someone help, my playstation says it can’t access the system storage and is stuck in safe mode
Nice job ! I have been looking for broken DS on ebay. I might have the courage to buy one of them one day and to try to fix it just like you did !
Good luck!
I think you can tell a lot about someone's age based on how excited they get with the size of a USB drive or microSD. I too get excited when I find a free 8gb or 16gb microSD card. Even though 64gb cards are $10. I remember when my 64mb thumb drive was $110 on USB 1.1.
Love your videos, very different from the other Riff Raff of what is youtube and for that I say thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Ah when the title says let’s fix it we all know this is a good video
Surely you checked off screen that it would work after installing the screen but before cleaning, adding the screen protector, etc.?
I did a video on top screens a while back. Man did I hate that repair. Sill turned a profit. Got the the 2DS XL for ~$15 Screen for ~$25 sold it for $80.
Hey Tronics fix, can you please make a video on how to fix the sd card reader for the Nintendo switch?
Question.
I tried this same repair but for the bottom screen for the 3ds. When I turn it on it stays black and shuts right back off. I checked all my connections and everything on the board seems to be fine. Any ideas? Thanks please let me know
I hate doing this repair so much. I had to repair a Samus Edition new 3ds xl (a rare version) and my hands were shaking the entire time. Was a miracle I didn't tear any ribbon cables on it.