Good morning, I would appreciate help identifying resistors responsible probably for volume down / volume up buttons that I accidently knocked off while replacing fan connector. I enclose picture with location. Thank you for help in advance.
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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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Hi everyone,
Sorry for the person who’s going to read all this !
I'm on a Nintendo Switch Lite, motherboard HDH-CPU-02.
While replacing the left joystick, I had to remove the motherboard to access the connector underneath. When I lifted the LCD connector latch, it broke (the plastic had become brittle over time), so I replaced the entire connector.
During the desoldering of the LCD connector using hot air, three small components located just below the connector (likely 0402 capacitors) came off and remained stuck to the bottom of the... -
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?