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Game Boy Color Power LED Replacement

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    • Locate the battery compartment on the back of the Game Boy Color.

    • Push down on the tab and hinge the cover downwards and outwards to remove the battery cover.

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    • Remove the batteries from the battery compartment.

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    • Using a Y1 screwdriver, remove the six screws on the back of the device as pictured. The bottom two screws are located inside of the battery compartment.

    I did this with a Y0 bit. It works if you are careful. I wouldn't recommend it on other consoles but for this tiny thing, it works.

    phnome - Antwort

    The guide says a Y0 is needed. Is it a Y1 or Y0?

    Trav - Antwort

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    • Gently lift and separate the back housing from the rest of the device. Now you've got the back housing out!

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    • Using the Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the 3 screws shown in the picture.

    It’s not mentioned here, but be sure to unplug the LCD flex cable at the top of the motherboard before removing the motherboard. To do so, gently press the clips on either side of the receptacle toward the top of the Game Boy. When they are both pressed up, the orange cable will slide freely out

    Ben Perkins - Antwort

    Thanks Ben. That's a very good point. Just ripping it out will cost you a couple bucks, not to mention your Gameboy will not work until you replace that ribbon cable.

    Chris Pavlik - Antwort

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    • Gently lift the motherboard from the front housing.

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    • Insert new LED into the circuit board.

    • Make sure that the LED is in the correct orientation. The longer leg of the LED is the positive end, while the shorter leg is the negative end.

    • The positive lead should go through the hole closest to the edge of the circuit board.

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    • Solder the leads of the new LED to the circuit board.

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    • Cut the excess ends of the LED legs using the wire cutters.

Abschluss

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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what is the brass color looking thing under the soldering iron in step 7?

Soul Divide - Antwort

That's called 'Desoldering Braid', it sucks up solder like a wick

John Smith -

and what kind of LED are you using to replace?

Soul Divide - Antwort

This was great! Exactly what I needed with this. My GBC is looking good as new now!

Erick - Antwort

Bw sure to research what LED colors work best. You often need to remove a resistor adjacent to the diode to allow for the colors white/blue/purple.

Evan Wilgosh - Antwort

So is the LED a part of the power circuit? in the sense that if it is bad it wont power the console?

Luis Valadez - Antwort

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