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Hello, I need some help to identify the component marked in a red circle in the photos, thank you
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Diode maybe?
It will be better that you provide more information, like
Take sharp picture BEFORE desoldering and AFTER cleaning
Take pictures of bottom side to see shape of pads
List of measurements you get before and after desoldering on components, reason why is component consider faulty.
I dont fix this like devices, but, if you have datasheet of that chip, you can see in "tipical aplication circuit" what is this component and required properties.Last edited by harp; 01-18-2024, 09:16 AM. -
Also mention what model/motherboard version the switch will help also as this is not original version as there is no component like that there on the board. It looks like the connector that got toasted has damaged pin ?Comment
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Hello, i bought dead nintendo switch oled.
after plugging charger with amp meter device shows 5v and 0,0 or 0,02 amperage draw.
I inspected motherboard and someone tried to reflow or replace m92t36 and didn't do it well, i resoldered it proper and find that usb-c fuse was blown too(replaced it).
After this device started to draw 15v and something around 0,48 but only for few seconds after this returned to 0A draw.
I tried to plug motherboard without battery - shows 15 0A and when charger was pluged i put battery back in then console started to charging battery but stuck... -
Hi everyone,
I'm having an issue with a Nintendo Switch OLED that suffered liquid damage. After a full cleanup and replacing the Joy-Con rails and joysticks, everything was working fine for about a week. However, now the Joy-Cons won't charge or connect again.
I tested with a second set of Joy-Cons, and the issue persists. Measuring the voltage on the connector shows 3.7V instead of 5V, which I believe should be the correct value.
Any insights or suggestions on what could be causing this?
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Hello everyone
After checking the defective USB-C port and close to a short circuit on the M96T36 chip (8ohm) I have changed both components.
I specify that there is no other short circuit or heating component(Vu thermal camera)
First, the problem arises: Error 2101-0001 after the start-up screen ("Nintendo" logo), poor soldering.
Secondly, I install a new M96T36 and the problem I have is a brief display of the "Nintendo" logo (no short circuit, no sure charge chip, no sure charge port, no sure charge management chip percentage).... -
Nintendo switch with some water damage came in and I need a picture of components and values on both sided down by the fuel gauge ic. If anybody would have a pic or could help me out it would be greatly appreciated!...
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