Hardware Error code 2002-4153

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Hey guys, its me again.

Got a friend whos Switch im trying to repair, it was totally dead and would not turn anymore. After locating a dead chip on the board and replacing it (Was the PI3USB chip) the short to ground on the switch was fixed and it turned on. Now the the problem is, the Nintendo Logo appears, then the switch Icon Logo comes and then a Error message with the code 2002-4153 appears on the screen.
Its saying to press the power button for 12 seconds and restart the console and under that message there is the switches serial number and firmeware version written.

Out of curiousity i tried getting into RCM mode and it worked so maybe there is a way to fix it?
Im hesitating as i dont know if that error code is software related or maybe hardware related.
Sadly i could not find anything on the internet regarding that error code.

Has anyone ever heard of that error code?
As i can start it into rcm mode, maybe i should try building a new NAND if possible? I dont have a old backup of the console as my friend has never bothered trying to mod or hack it in anyway.
Building a new NAND should be possible tho as i can get the Keys to build the new NAND through rcm mode if im not mistaken right?

if anyone has a idea how to proceed now please let me know!
 
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Localhorst86 said:
have you tried booting into the Nintendo recovery menu by holding the volume up and down buttons simultaniously during boot? Does that throw the same error?
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Yeah i tried that, i get the Same Error doing that, i also tried that Safe mode Combination but that also did Not Work.

Only rcm Mode is working as of right now.
I tried loading lakka on the Switch to See If it May start with a other OS but i get the Same Error right after the Nintendo Switch Logo
Im Not Sure If the normal boot Files are still loaded when Using lakka and If that may cause the Error if it is indeed a Hardware fault that causes this
 

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