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Released on July 28th, 2017, The New Nintendo 2DS XL is a technologically-improved remodel of the 2DS handheld. It is the ninth and last redesign of the Nintendo DS line, The console is much larger than the original 2DS model and adds all the features of the updated 'New 3DS' line of systems, minus the ability to play games in 3D on the top screen.

System suddenly lost audio

I’ve had the system for over two months. I dropped the system once, and shortly after there was no volume to be heard. Nintendo couldn’t repair it either.

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The first thing to try is a reset. its the least expensive, or invasive repair. Follow the guide for factory resetting your DS. If nintendo tried repairing it, this would have been the first thing they do.

a couple problems can cause the issue.

on opening the back, try testing if a straight current into the speakers make it hum quietly. no more than 5V DC should be enough to get a noise.

if not, its likely an audioIC failure. (Damage to the circuit on the board.) the cost of repairing this is senseless, and it would be better to buy a new one.

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Hey but what if the speaker wires broke loose from the ribbon? Or is this a different design than on the 3DS?

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When you say 5 V DC you mean connecting it to some sort of cable? Sorry no idea what that is. But it’s probably the circuit

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1) @alexniculescu the speakers are connected to a flex ribbon. if it broke off of the flex ribbon, you can solder it back down, as long as bot h pieces are intact. the flex ribbon is a small flat ribbon that houses wires.

2) @johnnyxd when i say 5V DC, it means 5 Volts of Direct current. This test requires a power supply to do. powersupplies can be purchased or made.

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