Game Boy DMG Battery Contacts - Drop-In Replacement Set
Game Boy DMG Battery Contacts - Drop-In Replacement Set
- Part no.
- P34748
- Type
- Battery contact set
- Fits
- Original Game Boy DMG-01
- Won't fit
- Game Boy Pocket, Color or Advance, which use different contacts
- Skill
- Basic tools, no soldering
- Stock
- In stock
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Game Boy DMG Battery Contacts - Drop-In Replacement Set
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A drop-in replacement battery contact set for the original Game Boy DMG, the springs and plates the four AA cells press against.
Fits: the Game Boy DMG-01.
This is the number one reason a Game Boy will not switch on. Alkaline batteries left in for years leak, and the leak eats the contacts. Green or white crust, pitted metal, a spring that has gone black. The console is almost always fine. The contacts are not.
Try this first, free: scrub the contacts with white vinegar on a cotton bud, then isopropyl, then dry them completely. If shiny metal comes back and the console powers on, you are done and you spent nothing. If the metal is pitted right through or a spring has lost its tension, replace them.
Drop-in means no soldering. They press into the same slots the originals sat in. A shell teardown and ten minutes.
