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Repairing the burn is a delicate operation, as one false move could crack the thin LCD glass. Between the sun rays directly striking the top polarizer and the rays bounced back from the reflector at the rear of the screen, that poor polarizer doesn’t stand a chance. We’re guessing these burns happen when someone leaves their Game Boy out in the sun. The burns often seen on Game Boy screens usually are in the polarizer and the optically clear glue which attaches the plastic polarizer to the glass.
#DEAD ROWS ON GAMEBOY DMG HOW TO#
You might think that screen replacement is the only option, but shows us how to repair this issue.Ī reflective LCD is a layer cake made up of polarizers, two panes of glass, and a reflector. A black splotch in the center of the LCD is the telltale sign of a burned Game Boy. But that same sun did terrible things to the screen. Game Boy’s played best with lots of light - especially out in the sun. Unfortunately, some of these older systems are suffering a terrible fate - screen burn. Sure, it had no backlight, but there is something special about playing on that classic green screen.
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