I read the title as "Switch not caring" and couldn't help but think of a coversation something like this:
Me: "I want to play a game."
Switch: "Too bad."
Me: "But you're made to play games."
Switch: "I don't care."
I'm mildly amused that apparently, this is almost exactly what's happening. Of course I'm sorry to hear it. At least it is fixable.
Me: "I want to play a game."
Switch: "Too bad."
Me: "But you're made to play games."
Switch: "I don't care."
I'm mildly amused that apparently, this is almost exactly what's happening. Of course I'm sorry to hear it. At least it is fixable.
Not really... From experience its 85% blue (charger IC) and 15% green (step-down converter) https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/MvJEDTUnxMS4Olqs.huge (iFixIt)
If you own a multimeter you can check the condensators around blue for shorts.
Last edited by Resaec,
Yup, it's burned out. If your lucky it's only the port that got burned out and not the system itself.
The Switch's USB-C port is specially rated and not every charger will work. Specifically you need one with a 56k Ohm Pull-up Resistor built in or it's going to happen again.
Check https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/6jnkl4/list_of_recommended_switch_usbc_chargers/ for a list of options or get an official charger. At the very least make sure you get one approved by Nintendo. It means it's been tested to work.
The Switch's USB-C port is specially rated and not every charger will work. Specifically you need one with a 56k Ohm Pull-up Resistor built in or it's going to happen again.
Check https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/6jnkl4/list_of_recommended_switch_usbc_chargers/ for a list of options or get an official charger. At the very least make sure you get one approved by Nintendo. It means it's been tested to work.
Thanks for the tip. Btw do any of you guys know where to get a Switch Charger Port and how to install it?
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