Hardware Still shorted after pulling off P13USB and M92T36

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So, a few days ago my Sister gave me her switch so I could fix it, I checked the caps and saw that the cap to the left of m92t36 was shorted, knowing that that most likely means the P13USB is faulty I checked the cap above it, and it was shorting too, next thing I did was pull the P13USB off, caps still shorted, then I thought maybe it’s the m92t36 after all, got it off the board, still shorting.

also maybe good to know, I was able so boot the switch a couple of times after the battery was dead, but it froze about 20mins after each time, also I had the orange screen once.

i Hope some of you can help me
 

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I have exactly the same problem...

P13USB and M92T36 removed, capacitors still shorted...

It's happening after a short on the charging port....

nobody for the solution ?
 
I had a similar issue a while back, I cant say 100% but what I read they were saying cpu issues which basically meant reflow or reball, so cut my loses and sold on.
I might be wrong, I hope so but just what I read after a lotof searching!
 
P13USB and M92T36 removed, capacitors still shorted...
Note that capacitors themselves also can short.
Also, I saw a video last week where the RF filters were broken.
(Those components with 4 pins on the left of the P13USB).
So it might be not just the P13USB or M92T36 that are broken.
 
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