How to Buy a Replacement Battery for a Nintendo DS Lite

When replacing batteries, it is best to go with the manufacturer's recommendation. When you buy a replacement battery for a Nintendo DS Lite, visit the company's Web site. There you will find the company's recommended replacement battery for the DS Lite.

Things You'll Need

  • Internet access
  • Computer
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Instructions

    • 1

      Know your battery. The Nintendo DS Lite uses a lithium ion battery that is not interchangeable with the battery from the ordinary Nintendo DS.

    • 2

      Go to the Nintendo online store (see link below). Click on "Parts & Accessories, Manuals" to get to the replacement batteries.

    • 3

      Click the blue "Select" button under Nintendo DS. This will give you a choice between the Nintendo DS Lite and its big brother. Select the Nintendo DS Lite.

    • 4

      Click on the gray "Parts & Accessories" tab. This brings up a list of available accessories for the DS Lite, including a replacement battery. Click on the battery listing.

    • 5

      Click the "Buy" button on the next page. Confirm the addition to your online shopping cart and fill in your billing information.

    • 6

      Review your billing information on the next page for spelling errors and omissions.

    • 7

      Use your credit card or select the mail-in order payment option if you would rather pay for the replacement battery by certified check or money order.

Tips & Warnings

  • If you are not buying a replacement battery directly from Nintendo, look for the Nintendo license seal. Products that bear this seal have been approved by the company for use in Nintendo game systems.

  • Follow the charging guidelines that come with the battery to extend its life. Nintendo recommends a full recharge at least every six months even if you are not using the system during that time.

  • Use of non-licensed batteries or AC adapters in the Nintendo DS Lite voids the warranty.

  • Never dispose of rechargeable batteries by burning them. The batteries are volatile in very high temperature conditions and may explode.

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