Switch constantly 1blue screens

[sanakochi]

So I got a Mariko switch (tablet and third-party joycons) and sometimes it randomly throws a blue screen. It's running 11.0.1. Oddly enough, it can boot properly and work for hours without freezing, sometimes it freezes after 5 or so minutes, and sometimes it just instantly bluescreens even without a nintendo logo
It doesn't look like a hardware-related issue, else it wouldn't be able to boot at all
I tried initializing without data deletion, letting it charge for a while, using different chargers, but no luck. Right now I'm trying to discharge it and then charge again. It's there any other options? Could it also be a hardware issue?
I heard somewhere that it could be a wifi chip that's causing the issue, but my switch doesn't seem to have any trouble searching and connecting to wifi
UPD: after letting it to charge it doesn't turn on at all. It seems like a hardware issue after all

 

[Hayato213]

It is hardware problem, but it is interesting that it come and go away.

 

[sanakochi]

It is hardware problem, but it is interesting that it come and go away.

Dang, that sucks. What are my options then? I'm not afraid to open it, after all, I got it for cheap exactly if this kind of scenario happens

 

[Hayato213]

Dang, that sucks. What are my options then? I'm not afraid to open it, after all, I got it for cheap exactly if this kind of scenario happens

You would have to open it and figure out what component is causing your problem, blue screen point to kernel.

https://switchbrew.org/wiki/Panic_codes

 

[sanakochi]

You would have to open it and figure out what component is causing your problem, blue screen point to kernel.

https://switchbrew.org/wiki/Panic_codes

Thank you a lot, gonna open it up and try to fix it tomorrow

 

[Tom Bombadildo]

Blue screen is always an APU issue. You can try reballing the APU, sometimes that will fix it, but otherwise it'll usually into a brick eventually. Only real option at this point would be to replace the Switch. You could get away with doing just a motherboard swap, but 9 times out of 10 the motherboard will be about as expensive as the tablet only so it's not worth doing.