Hardware Identifying the component on the Nintendo motherboard

[water_kabum]

Hello everyone,

I have a problem with my Nintendo Switch console.
First of all, the console was not charging the battery, there was a short circuit nearby USB-C I found the faulty component and replaced it. After I plugged in the 5V power supply, the battery was still not charging, but a low voltage of 1.3V was present, the same situation occurred with the original power supply. I replaced all the mosfets and other components it turned out that the diode, marked on the photo, is damaged. Does anyone know what this diode is or what I can use as a replacement.


Thanks for all help.

 

[rip-it-up]

thats not a diode its the current sense resistor ( fuse)

that hardly ever blows its like my mrs. inspect bridge pins inside usb c port, and comfirm the work you have done is correct

 

[water_kabum]

The diagnosis is correct, because I have a second console and I transferred it from a fully operational board to this one and it started to charge. When I measured the working element it looked like a diode, but I will check it with a resistor as you say.

On USB-C port with 5V power supply i have 5V

Thanks for help

 

[rip-it-up]

what voltage do you get at both sides off the resistor circled. and at pin 6 of m92.

ngl, I'd probably use the tronicsfix forum for help.

you seem to have changed the MOSFETs but did you test m92t36 to make sure that was working?