So my speaker isn't working on my gameboy and I've

try aliexpress

>>4208774
something like this
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Headphone-Jack-Audio-Jack-Replacment-For-Motorola-Moto-G-XT1032-XT1033/32362720104.html?spm=2114.search0104.3.41.YCJABA&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_2_10152_10065_10151_10130_10068_10309_5430020_5410020_10307_10137_10060_10131_10155_10132_10133_10154_10056_10055_10054_10059_100031_10099_5400020_10103_10102_10052_10053_10107_10050_10142_10051_10326_5390020_10084_10083_5370020_10080_10082_10081_10110_10175_10111_5420020_10112_10113_10114_10312_10313_10314_10315_10078_10079_10073,searchweb201603_4,ppcSwitch_5&btsid=39b0b6e2-6454-433f-b8cf-4e9d95d5de30&algo_expid=bacd075b-cf66-4767-9310-7584a87b5cd0-5&algo_pvid=bacd075b-cf66-4767-9310-7584a87b5cd0

>>4208780
That has spring contacts instead of pins, good luck soldering it into a game boy.

>>4208761
You need a 3.5mm stereo headphone jack that's through hole and has a switch to cut off the speakers when headphones are plugged in. You might be able to get your speakers to stay on all the time just by bridging some contacts on the back of the jack.

>>4208761
You could look through a Google image search for surface mount headphone jacks until you find one that looks similar enough to yours and roll the dice, but I'd just go for a $10 as-is unit on eBay and save myself some soldering and headaches.

>>4208761
You can't find a a common part but you managed to diagnose that your problem is that part? Sounds legit. You might be able to buy one at your local electronics shop but it's probably easier to order 10 for a buck online.

>>4209025
A 5-pin, switched, through-hole jack with that specific pin layout that is also a case mount body is not even remotely a common thing. In fact I guarantee you will never find a matching replacement that isn't an overpriced part custom-made specifically for the DMG-01.

>>4208761
TRY THIS
https://handheldlegend.com/products/game-boy-backlight-white-normal-or-inverted-diy-4-led-lsdj-chiptune-nanoloop

>>4208761
https://handheldlegend.com/collections/products-page/products/game-boy-speaker

As long as we're asking questions here, The adhesive on my screen for my OG gameboy finally came off.

Anyone here know a good replacement adhesive, or should I just buy a replacement from Amazon?

>>4209690
Buy a replacement off amazon but don't get the Gtide one. It isn't properly sized right for the screen. I'll take a couple pictures in a second to show you.

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>>4210141
Yellow: battery hole is off center
Red: part of the yellow display is visible (it isn't deadlines I soldered the connections to get rid of the deadlines it had)

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>>4210141
Blue: overlaps the screen (but I never had to open a gameboy before so I dont know if its suppose to)

I had the same problem with my GBC, just using some isopropanol to clean up the motherboard fixed that and Start/Select not working.
Slightly off-topic but, when dumping GB carts, all the checksums of the ROM line up perfectly with ROMs online, but this doesn't happen when I try to dump Pokemon Crystal, and I've tried to clean the pins and everything. Is it fucked?

>>4208761
I have one in the original box unopened if you want to buy it.

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>>4208761
that circuit board on a thumbnail looks like Zelda

>>4211985
I've never played crystal but doesn't it have a clock in it? It might be from the time difference of the game. I'm not an expert in GB Rom dumping though.

>>4211985
There were two versions of USA Crystal, did you check against both?

If it doesn't match either one, does it run in an emulator? If so, I'd pull out the ol' hex editor and see how many bytes differ from the release ROMS.