Hardware Nintendo switch backlight bug no display after rp2040 installation

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Hello , I have solder picofly on switch v2 ( new from Amazon ) and when I Start to boot I have back light but no image
But when I put in dock I have image ( in ofw)
But I touch the screen i hear the sound of Nintendo switch

I have put picofly on 2 switch 2 same thing . …
Now alls My console work only on tv on ofw
:sob:


I have make other console before and never get this problem

Sorry for My bad langage iam French
 
Usually it means the LCD connector isn't seated properly or it is damaged.
But 2 out of 2 with the same error might be some installation issue.
Take some good pictures from your installation and share the details on what installation manual you used and head over to the Picofly thread where all the experts are :
https://gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-a-hwfly-switch-modchip.622701/
 
Usually it means the LCD connector isn't seated properly or it is damaged.
But 2 out of 2 with the same error might be some installation issue.
Take some good pictures from your installation and share the details on what installation manual you used and head over to the Picofly thread where all the experts are :
https://gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-a-hwfly-switch-modchip.622701/
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Usually it means the LCD connector isn't seated properly or it is damaged.
But 2 out of 2 with the same error might be some installation issue.
Take some good pictures from your installation and share the details on what installation manual you used and head over to the Picofly thread where all the experts are :
https://gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-a-hwfly-switch-modchip.622701/


Today I have change 8316 Ic and now display work ! But now freez on Nintendo logo 😂😭
 

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Last edited by Remi63800,
I think you destroey your lcd connector. this happens very easy especially if you re a beginner. please upload images from your lcd connector to see all the pins. thanks
 

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