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My son's Dsi XL just started to not recognize when a game cartridge is inserted, it will appear if I push and hold the cartridge down, but not stay on as supposed to.

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The card reader is broken you need to either call Nintendo to fix it or get a 3rd party to fix it you can go to craigslist and search ds repair and you will get people to do it for a less fee then Nintendo make sure you take some on along with you

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It might be that the pins that read the cartridge have been pushed too far down.

You could attempt to fix it yourself by opening the console up and lifting/bending the pins slightly.
However this isnt recommended unless you have done anthing similair before.

Ideally you should contact either the store it was bought from and use any warranty that the console is under or contact nintendo directly.

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    • Check the Action Replay cartridge for any visible damage, including bent pins or connectors. If you find any, it may need to be repaired or replaced.
    • Try inserting other game cartridges into your DSi to see if they fit securely. If other cartridges also don't stay in place, it could indicate a problem with the DSi's cartridge slot.
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    • Test this issue with regular game cartridges that are known to work. If the DSi still doesn't recognize them, there may be a problem with the cartridge slot.
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