NEW Nintendo 3DS XL/LL Repair - 2015 Model N3DSXL
| New 3DS XL Multi-Repair |
$165.00  |
| Broken Top LCD Screen |
$100.00 |
| Broken Bottom LCD Screen |
$100.00 |
| No Power |
$125.00 |
| Cracked Case |
$100.00 |
| Buttons Not Working |
$80.00 |
| Water Damaged |
$125.00 |
| Diagnostics |
$20.00 |
| Card Slot Broken / Not Reading Games |
$80.00 |
| Motherboard Repair / Replacement |
$125.00 |
Having that the New 3DS XL just been released early 2015. Repair prices will be high due to the lack of parts on the market since its still a relatively new system. We get many customers sending us their limited edition New 3DS XL system for repairs, because if you sent it to Nintendo you might not get the same one back if they attempt a repair on it. This also goes for water damaged systems, as Nintendo will not repair those.
Live in New York City? You can drop it off at our shop in Manhattan.
We also have a mail in option, but we understand that mailing in a repair can be hassle. So, we have come up with 2 options to get your device fixed by mailing it in:
Option #1: Process the order by selecting the issue your having and pay for the repair first and mail it in.
Option #2: Skip the checkout process and just send your device to our address. Just make sure to email us your tracking number! We will diagnose the issue and call you to let you know how much is the repair before proceeding.
Please Note: Please include your name + phone number + email written on a piece of paper and include it in your package. No need to print anything out. We're saving trees and your time!
Customers are responsible for packaging and shipping the system to us. Click here for our mailing address or call us for help.
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Who doesn't like to play video games? I'm sure everyone love to play video games. I'm also sure that everyone own one video console or more. So what happen if you don't take care of it or something goes wrong with the system? That means the system is damage or broken. Don't worry these guys can help you fix the issues. I took my Nintendo DS there cause my control pad was broken and a crack screen. They fixed the issues I was having. Found out that my control pad wire was loose which cause it not to work. And my screen I had drop It on the floor a few times. I got a new screen and wires are all attached. Now my Nintendo DS looks brand new and works like a charm. Dumbs up to you guys.
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