Disassemble and fix P6 connector in a Nintendo DS Lite
In this step by step guide, we are going to learn how to change the P6 connector, an internal connector of the Nintendo DS Lite.
Required parts
 
              - 1. Nintendo DS Lite, with damaged P6 connector
- 2. P6 connector. Search for p6 ds lite in eBay
- 3. Soldering Iron (14W), and 0.5 mm tip
- 4. Solder
- 5. Screwdriver
- 6. Philips screwdriver
- 7. Tri-wing screwdriver, for Nintendo hardware. You can buy it from Deal Extreme
Steps
- 
                  Remove the DS cart, if any (Slot-1). Remove the Game Boy Advance cart lid (Slot-2) 
- 
                  Remove the rubber legs. Use a screwdriver or a cutter to do so. 
- 
                  Using the proper screwdrivers, unscrew all marked screws. The one in red is from the battery lid. 
- 
                  Remove the battery lid and remove the new screw. 
- 
                  Last screw in red. 
- 
                  Remove all the DS bottom lid to uncover the console circuits. The red mark is the P6 connector.. 
- 
                  Remove the L and R buttons, with care. There are two springs, be careful   All set 
- 
                  Disconnect the antenna connectors, marked in red. 
- 
                  Antenna wires disconnected. 
- 
                  Remove the Wi-Fi module. Pull from the red arrow. 
- 
                  
- 
                  
- 
                  Disconnect the touch screen wire. 
- 
                  Remove the damaged P6 connector. 
- 
                  The P6 connector is soldered by six soldered joints. The two side joints (marked in red) are the ones that hold the connector.. 
- 
                  Heat up the soldered joints on the top, and remove the damaged P6 connector. 
- 
                  
- 
                  Put the new connector in place and solder the joints.. 
- 
                  
- 
                  Put the new connector in place and solder the joints. 
- 
                  Connect the touch screen connector. 
- 
                  Be careful when you close the console. The volume slider and the power switch must be in the correct place before you close the lid.