First of all, hello to everyone, I’d like to ask for some advices, if someone could spare some time.
Well, I tried installing a Hwfly modchip to my switch lite. Did all the soldering points and everything seemed to be alright. When I tried turning on, the chip’s led blinked purple for some seconds, then went red and off. The switch wasn’t turning on, even in OFW, there wasn’t any life signal.
I decided to check the soldering points to see if any of them could be with a bad joint, but when I tried moving the chip down to check the flex above the processor, it went off and ripped the 3.3v capacitor with it…
Well, as bad as things already are, I believe I can put it back in place. Just asked for some new pads so I can do a decent job there.
While i was waiting for these things to arrive, I took off the flex on SP1 and SP2 to try and find why it wasn’t booting even in OFW before the cap went off.
And well, the caps are giving some strange readings, but it’s weird, because I only soldered the points in SP1 and SP2, I don’t know why almost all of the caps in the shield are giving these wrong readings.
If anyone could share some light with me, I’d be glad, as I don’t have a deep knowledge of these more complex issues. I fixed some consoles already, an old gamecube and an Xbox 360 of mine that wasn’t turning on as well.
Btw, I’ve seen a schematic with the readings of these components around the web, but for the original model of the switch. I have advanced knowledge in Corel draw and Photoshop, so if anyone is up to make a map with these components and its readings, I’d be glad to help. Just send me a rough sketch with the readings, and I can take care of the rest. Since it’s pretty hard to find these kind of materials for the switch specially the lite and oled models.
Well, thanks for anyone who can share some light on the problem.
I'll be leaving some pictures of the readings I got, I did it on diode mode, with red probe on ground, and black probe on each site of the terminals. The green ones didn't return the beep, and all of the black ones did. I know the the ones who didn't beep in one of the sides is a good cap, theoretically, but I'm leaving the explanation in case someone wonder why the different colors.
There is as well a pic with the SP1 and SP2 points still soldered, and the ripped 3.3v cap, which I'll be trying to replace.
Thanks to anyone who can share some light on the issue.
Well, I tried installing a Hwfly modchip to my switch lite. Did all the soldering points and everything seemed to be alright. When I tried turning on, the chip’s led blinked purple for some seconds, then went red and off. The switch wasn’t turning on, even in OFW, there wasn’t any life signal.
I decided to check the soldering points to see if any of them could be with a bad joint, but when I tried moving the chip down to check the flex above the processor, it went off and ripped the 3.3v capacitor with it…
Well, as bad as things already are, I believe I can put it back in place. Just asked for some new pads so I can do a decent job there.
While i was waiting for these things to arrive, I took off the flex on SP1 and SP2 to try and find why it wasn’t booting even in OFW before the cap went off.
And well, the caps are giving some strange readings, but it’s weird, because I only soldered the points in SP1 and SP2, I don’t know why almost all of the caps in the shield are giving these wrong readings.
If anyone could share some light with me, I’d be glad, as I don’t have a deep knowledge of these more complex issues. I fixed some consoles already, an old gamecube and an Xbox 360 of mine that wasn’t turning on as well.
Btw, I’ve seen a schematic with the readings of these components around the web, but for the original model of the switch. I have advanced knowledge in Corel draw and Photoshop, so if anyone is up to make a map with these components and its readings, I’d be glad to help. Just send me a rough sketch with the readings, and I can take care of the rest. Since it’s pretty hard to find these kind of materials for the switch specially the lite and oled models.
Well, thanks for anyone who can share some light on the problem.
I'll be leaving some pictures of the readings I got, I did it on diode mode, with red probe on ground, and black probe on each site of the terminals. The green ones didn't return the beep, and all of the black ones did. I know the the ones who didn't beep in one of the sides is a good cap, theoretically, but I'm leaving the explanation in case someone wonder why the different colors.
There is as well a pic with the SP1 and SP2 points still soldered, and the ripped 3.3v cap, which I'll be trying to replace.
Thanks to anyone who can share some light on the issue.