Hardware Components used on the Switch (mostly the motherboard and main console)

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Hi guys, I'm missing a 1uH 0805 inductor on an oled Switch. I've got a donor v1 Switch, can I find the same component in there?
 
Who know about the value of these Components ?

I’m missing the components when soldiering
The components like resistor,
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Looking for help please to identify this circled resistor in the area near point D on the oled switch, and also function/importance if anyone knows. Have unfortunately killed it installing the Hwfly 4.1
Hi, do u knows this resistor value,
I have same situation with u
Thanks~
 

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Who know about the value of these Components ?

I’m missing the components when soldiering
The components like resistor,
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Hi, do u knows this resistor value,
I have same situation with u
Thanks~
100 ohm for v2 board
 
Does anyone know the value of this "sbi/sdi" on the switch oled? I was changing my display connector since it had a few broken pins and my board holder removed the component. Unfortunately the component was damaged. It lost the big pad that it had, luckily the pads on the board are fine.
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Does anyone know the value of this "sbi/sdi" on the switch oled? I was changing my display connector since it had a few broken pins and my board holder removed the component. Unfortunately the component was damaged. It lost the big pad that it had, luckily the pads on the board are fine.
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Found an answer in a page here:

Marking code S D / not yet found

Marking code RY / ROHM RV2C002U
https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/755-RV2C002UNT2L

Marking code SA / Nexperia PMZ600UNE
https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/771-PMZ600UNEZ

They are interchangeable right? Mine was SD and I found the SA to buy.
 
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Does anyone know the value of this "sbi/sdi" on the switch oled? I was changing my display connector since it had a few broken pins and my board holder removed the component. Unfortunately the component was damaged. It lost the big pad that it had, luckily the pads on the board are fine.
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Found an answer in a page here:

Marking code S D / not yet found

Marking code RY / ROHM RV2C002U
https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/755-RV2C002UNT2L

Marking code SA / Nexperia PMZ600UNE
https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/771-PMZ600UNEZ

They are interchangeable right? Mine was SD and I found the SA to buy.
label "SD" goes for "SSM3K35CT" Toshiba
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update on the post above:

Mosfet near the fan connector. i've seen 3 different marking codes.

Marking code S D / not yet found

Marking code RY / ROHM RV2C002U
https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/755-RV2C002UNT2L

Marking code SA / Nexperia PMZ600UNE
https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/771-PMZ600UNEZ


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Found S D, SSM3K35CT Toshiba
 
label "SD" goes for "SSM3K35CT" Toshiba
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Found S D, SSM3K35CT Toshiba
Thank you, I only found to buy the SA on Aliexpress. Mine was SD but I can use the SA, right? Read the documentation of the 3 nd they all are 20v mosfets.
 
Hi, when I tried to open the shield of the CPU on an OLED model, a component broke off. It could be the same as @Leoxama:
My switch has the component next to the BGA chip blown. Could you please help me identify it?
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...but mine is next to the ALJ 226 chip. The pads of the component broke off, but I still tried to solder it to the board again. I reversed parts of my picofly installation and now it boots to a blue screen.

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@doom95 answered this, but I am not sure, if this is a direct answer to the question.
It's a 2uH inductor.

If anybody knows the part number of a working component, I would greatly appreciate it. Or at least confirm that it is an inductor.

 
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Hi, when I tried to open the shield of the CPU on an OLED model, a component broke off. It could be the same as @Leoxama:


...but mine is next to the ALJ 226 chip. The pads of the component broke off, but I still tried to solder it to the board again. I reversed parts of my picofly installation and now it boots to a blue screen.

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@doom95 answered this, but I am not sure, if this is a direct answer to the question.


If anybody knows the part number of a working component, I would greatly appreciate it. Or at least confirm that it is an inductor.

Its the 1uH 0806 size inductor. ALJ chip spec requires 1A current and max at 2.6A limit. So you could pick any 1uH 0806 from 1A to 2.6A I belive.
Example: DFE201612PD-1R0M=P2
 
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Hi,


I have a problem on my switch that doesn't turn on, I've located a broken capacitor, and I'm waiting for the replacement to arrive, but when I kept looking I realised this diode disappeared, but I think only this model of motherboard has it, so I've been unable to find any information of it. Does anyone know it's value so I can replace it? Here's the image:
PS: I'm 100% sure a diode was there cause doing the jailbreak was there, also my board is a HAD-CPU-01 board, also I've been searching on the internet and I think that this board is the only one that has this diode so it has been impossible to me to found some info
PS: I'll appreciate any help, I'm desperate since my switch has been broken for more than a year
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What are the value and specs of this diode?
Nintendo switch v2.
Hi, I have the same problem, does your console boot without it? cause mine doesn't just to know if that's my issue or not.
Also, do you know if there has to be continuity between cmd and the left pad on the diode? Thanks
 

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Hello!

Please tell me. What are these SMD components? Left and Right

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Can anyone tell me what components should be here and value. Got knocked off while replacing LCD connector. Resistors moved but soldered back in place. This is next to the GCBRG BGA chip.
 

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Can anyone tell me what components should be here and value. Got knocked off while replacing LCD connector. Resistors moved but soldered back in place. This is next to the GCBRG BGA chip.
Hello I’m looking to identity the SMD in this photo that looks like a crystal oscillator. It has “LD” written on it in this photo.
 
Hey all, could use some help verifying specs for these 2 components please..

Switch is a v1, first component is the top capacitor above the sd reader and just below the emmc:

I saw a post earlier in this thread that I think identified it, but i'd like to verify the values.
Confirmed as a 4.7uF 10v 0402 MLCC [TronicsFixForum]:
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The second component, I believe is a resistor down at the bottom of the board, I saw this post identifying a nearby resistor as one of the .. 100k 50mw 0201 resistors that are fairly common on the board, but again, would like to double check.
 
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Hello everyone!
Could someone please help me identify these
Components of the HAD CPU 10?

I bought this switch damaged and found that it was missing these resistors.
I am a newbie in the subject, could someone tell me how I can find these components and what values do they have?

(I've seen images of another model of boards indicating those same components, but being different, I'm not sure where each one goes)

Thank you!!
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Hello everyone!
Could someone please help me identify these
Components of the HAD CPU 10?

I bought this switch damaged and found that it was missing these resistors.
I am a newbie in the subject, could someone tell me how I can find these components and what values do they have?

(I've seen images of another model of boards indicating those same components, but being different, I'm not sure where each one goes)

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Looking at a few different threads online for the HAD-CPU-10 (TronicsFixForum) [This one looking for components near the joycon fpc , also This one looking for the component under the 22ųF capacitor on VSYS/PGND] it seems pretty clear that it also uses the BQ24193 (as it's clearly pictured in both threads), the layout is a little different, but having looked at the boardview for both boards, I'm fairly confident all resistors and capacitors are accounted for, if in a slightly different position. Values should be identical, as it is the same chip. But, as a sanity check, the two resistors to the left of the joycon fpc, should measure 10k ohms in resistance, the vertical 0805 cap underneath those should be 1ųF, the 0805 cap under the missing one you circled should be 10ųF, etc.. (check values on the components still on board and compare).

Went ahead and sloppily (sorry, quick and dirty with GIMP) matched the components to the resource found here: [RetroSix Wiki] BQ24193 battery charger

The resulting mess if at all helpful, is attached. I am not an artist, lol, sorry.
 

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Hola Sjohnson1021!
Realmente aprecio la búsqueda y el trabajo que han realizado, muchas gracias!
Pero ¿crees que me puedes decir cómo puedo encontrar estos componentes en internet? Es decir, creo que necesito las características de cada componente, porque si busco solo por el valor, me salen muchos diferentes.
Lo siento, soy novato en el tema y todavía no entiendo algunas cosas.

¡Muchas gracias de nuevo!
 
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