Hellooo and please help meee!

[CuteShadow]

Hello! im new to this website and dont even know how to use it so really i dont know if im doing this right even now so sorry if i get it wrong! (>\\\\\\\\&lt so i quick sum up of my tamas, i have two tamagotchi4u's and a melody mix. so about a week ago i went to check on my mix and a few pixels on the screen had looked funny and i got so scared to use it that i out it away back in its box. about 20 mins ago from now i went to check on it and the pixels were the same... sadly ;-; sooo me being the butt i am i went to open the tama and everything was fine but the screen was the same as i opened it, i gave up on trying to see what was wrong so i went to close it back up and put batteries in anddddd it wasnt turning on (;\\\\\\\; ) i opened it and all the wires were fine and connected so i dont understand why it didnt turn on and now im am here asking for help! please anyone help me ;-; ​

 

[Knighttchi's Ballad]

There are two things I suggest you could do. First is to put the batteries back in again and wait 5-10 minutes to see if it turns back on. Sometimes the display takes awhile to "warm up". Additionally, check that the batteries are in the the correct order and that they still have enough energy - as screen displays are known to fade because of low battery power. If you see no improvement after making sure the batteries are correctly placed and working and waiting 5-10 minutes, then a screw might be loose in your Tamagotchi. I'm not sure about the innards of a colour Tamagotchi (I've only taken apart the connection models) but I'm guessing there is a set of screws in the circuit board and a set of screws underneath the back cover. Tighten all those and then put in good batteries and wait to see if it turns on.

 

[CuteShadow]

There are two things I suggest you could do. First is to put the batteries back in again and wait 5-10 minutes to see if it turns back on. Sometimes the display takes awhile to "warm up". Additionally, check that the batteries are in the the correct order and that they still have enough energy - as screen displays are known to fade because of low battery power. If you see no improvement after making sure the batteries are correctly placed and working and waiting 5-10 minutes, then a screw might be loose in your Tamagotchi. I'm not sure about the innards of a colour Tamagotchi (I've only taken apart the connection models) but I'm guessing there is a set of screws in the circuit board and a set of screws underneath the back cover. Tighten all those and then put in good batteries and wait to see if it turns on.

Thank you for replying! i did as you said but sadly it still didnt work :C i dont know if i should post photos of all the wires to see iff people can figure it out but then again i dont know how to work this website so i dont know it a "topic" is just a normal post or not and if its not how do i make a post :'D

 

[Tinkalila]

hey, welcome to tamatalk! "topic" is just a word for what you created just now, and posts go within topics. when people reply to your topic, they're posting.

 

[CuteShadow]

hey, welcome to tamatalk! "topic" is just a word for what you created just now, and posts go within topics. when people reply to your topic, they're posting.

ohh ok thank you so much! i understand now haha but this website has so many buttons and links i get confused haha

 

[Tamago_luckycat02]

I don’t have a m!x, but you should ask KidRetro64 cause we’re close friends irl and she knows her stuff about Tamas. Hope this helped!

 

[Hoky]

Would it be possible to post a screenshot/photo of your M!x so we can see what you're running into please? Might help people give more focused advice.