@addssmi1 horizontal lines are usually a sign of a bad LCD. You of course always want to check connectors and cables but ultimately it is most likely that only a new LCD will repair this. Here is the guide for it https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Sega+Game+Gear+Screen+Replacement/2348 and a replacement LCD could be difficult to find. Consider something [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6B9P0ZXZ6CY|like this.]
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@addssmi1 horizontal lines are usually a sign of a bad LCD. You of course always want to check connectors and cables but ultimately it is most likely that only a new LCD will repair this. Here is the guide for it [guide|2348] and a replacement LCD could be difficult to find. This [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6B9P0ZXZ6CY|looks interesting] enough to be considered.
@addssmi1 horizontal lines are usually a sign of a bad LCD. You of course always want to check connectors and cables but ultimately it is most likely that only a new LCD will repair this.
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@addssmi1 horizontal lines are usually a sign of a bad LCD. You of course always want to check connectors and cables but ultimately it is most likely that only a new LCD will repair this. Here is the guide for it https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Sega+Game+Gear+Screen+Replacement/2348 and a replacement LCD could be difficult to find. Consider something [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6B9P0ZXZ6CY|like this.]
@addssmi1 horizontal lines are usually a sign of a bad LCD. You of course always want to check connectors and cables but ultimately it is most likely that only a new LCD will repair this.