Nintendo 3DS Touch Screen Digitizer
Nintendo 3DS Touch Screen Digitizer
- Part no.
- P44104
- Type
- Touch screen digitizer
- Fits
- Nintendo 3DS (CTR-001), bottom screen only
- Won't fit
- A cracked or black LCD. This is the touch layer, not the display
- Skill
- Teardown, no soldering
- Stock
- In stock
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Nintendo 3DS Touch Screen Digitizer
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A replacement touch screen digitizer for the original Nintendo 3DS. This is the thin resistive touch layer that sits on top of the lower screen, with the ribbon cable attached.
Fits: the original Nintendo 3DS (CTR-001), the bottom screen only. The top 3D screen has no touch layer.
Fixes: touch that does not register, touch that lands in the wrong place, dead patches in one area of the screen, and a touch surface scratched cloudy by years of stylus use.
Does not fix a broken display. If your lower screen is cracked, black, showing lines or has no backlight, that is the LCD underneath and this part will not help. The digitizer is clear and colourless, so if you can still see the picture clearly but touch is wrong, this is the part you want.
Worth knowing: the 3DS is a tighter build than the DS family and the lower ribbon routes under the board. Recalibrate in system settings afterwards. No soldering required, but set aside an evening the first time.
