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The Ion battery could have died completely meaning that it can no longer charge. Much like a rechargable battery; you can keep recharging it, b ut it will eventually use up all of it's energy. If y You may have charged it enough to kill the battery. Like any rechargable battery, it will eventually not be able to recharge anymore after a certain number of uses. If this is the case, the DS won't turn on because there is no power to supply it. You can find another ion battery the same size the DS uses and try to replace it yourself, but opening the DS WILL void any and all warranty.

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