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  1. SolidSnakeUk89

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

    hey, I get them from here :) https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000299502677.html?spm=a2g0o.detail.1000013.1.4a612fb4i0nD7M&gps-id=pcDetailBottomMoreThisSeller&scm=1007.13339.146401.0&scm_id=1007.13339.146401.0&scm-url=1007.13339.146401.0&pvid=2900487b-405a-4358-9e0d-c7d1779b48b8
  2. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware No video output from switch

    I just replied to this other thread, maybe useful :) https://gbatemp.net/threads/switch-with-no-display-on-tv.552653/
  3. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware Switch with no display on TV?

    If no image on HDMI docking - Check 3v is getting to the PI3USB. I would also check if the dock LED go green and the TV attempts to find a signal Check around the passives around PI3USB. In particular the ferrite filters. These are quote weak!! check impedance & continuity is uniform with all...
  4. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware nintendo switch fan dont work

    Hey Andres, puede ser que tengas el rail de voltaje bajo cortocircuitado a tierra. hay un diodo cerca del pin numero 4 que has marcado en la primera imagen, you comprobaria que ese diodo estubiera bien con un multimetro si cambiaste pi3usb tambien chequearia que no hay ninguno de los railes...
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    Hardware Vconn input to M92T36 Explanation

    hmm it seems VCONN has something to do with the charging voltage I found the following references in similar chip applications: VCONN Voltage - Measured on CC2 signal (pin B5) of the USB Type-C receptacle. Note - you may need to flip the USB PD analyzer over if VCONN ends up on the CC1 signal...
  6. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware Nintendo Switch - SD card part ripped off

    they are quite easy to solder with a micropencil, flux and microscope but not everybody has one, also after soldering, the application of conformal coating or epoxi would be advisable to avoid anything moving away :) that is what I would do, 1 by 1, keep the board warm, low melt solder, and...
  7. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware Supposedly broken Power Button is more now? Switch just died

    it appears you may have the 3v pin shorted to ground of the power button or that the game card daughterboard lego connector was not plugged in properly (I have suffered from switches that appear dead just because that connector is not in properly) also the same with the SD card board may happen...
  8. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware Big problem with Switch

    IPA on the whole of the joycon cases and voila! all equal LOL
  9. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware Switch boots fine but freezes on a WHITE SCREEN when trying to load a game

    any game? have you tried a digital game as well as a game from a game card? also, does it do the same when is under stress? perhaps check other apps? - it could be the game card daughter board if is only from game cards or it could be overheating issue if it happens under stress. does it ever...
  10. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware Problem with the charge and dock!

    the only component I can think of would be the pads of the charging port. I would check on both sides, if 5v does gets through the main VBUS and I believe CC1 and CC2 pings are the ones that detect the plug so I would check if those pads have continuity into the board and together.
  11. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware Un-Identified Capacitor. Need to Replace. Anyone know it's values?

    short answer.. nope.. here you can find some info and values we collectively add but is not official https://gbatemp.net/threads/components-used-on-the-switch-mostly-the-motherboard-and-main-console.525026/ if anybody finds out the schematics.. let me know LOL
  12. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware Un-Identified Capacitor. Need to Replace. Anyone know it's values?

    yes, is a resistor not a cap but also requires a cap which I guess is the beige one next to the black smd component.
  13. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware Un-Identified Capacitor. Need to Replace. Anyone know it's values?

    by the way that resistor and the capacitors nearby are connected to pin 15 (AVDD) which is Analog power on the 1.8v power rail here is the power control for this chip it seems AVD D requires 0.1uf capacitor together with a 10uf one connected to that resistor
  14. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware Un-Identified Capacitor. Need to Replace. Anyone know it's values?

    Im reading 7.6 Ohms
  15. SolidSnakeUk89

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

    I just checked on a HAC-CPU-20 and is not ground the little chip looks like a tiny mosfet but that seems related to the Backlight not to the joycon connector and it has 5v when the backlight is on otherwise it has 0.02v on the top right 2 pins, is a little mosfet you can see the source drain and...
  16. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware Repair Log thread for motherboard and Joycon PCB repair logs

    you have a shorted Tegra chip, probably the board has flexed at some point and some solder joints are cracked. one of my switches had the same and after a reflow I found a shorted rail where the MAX chip near the left speaker connector, and I ended up taking the Tegra chip off .. short was gone...
  17. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware How to check PCB

    I get to RCM mode by unpluging the NAND EMMC module, then press the power and plug it back in LOL also I leave you a little gift attached :)
  18. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware What is the role of M92T36 in the Switch Docking process?

    Simple question.. how does M92T36 influences the docking sensing/powering/signalling/etc(ing lol) open for debate, post whatever testing you've done so far and share your questions regarding relationship with M92T36 with PI3USB and the USB charger :)
  19. SolidSnakeUk89

    Hardware Repair Log thread for motherboard and Joycon PCB repair logs

    they are the worse ones.. most probably the NAND, MEMORY or the TEGRA chips are either damaged or corrupted. so far.. I have NOT been able to recover any blue screens or stuck in logo consoles :( they are good donors tho ! LOL - normally all the other chips are good to pull
  20. SolidSnakeUk89

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

    maybe the case but I used a sucking cup and the chip was dancing before puling up.. and looking with the microscope before removing it showed that corner with some messy stuff stuck between the balls.. I think it was the pad mixed with prior attempts of flux and some fluff.. the pads around with...
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