or a guitar pickThis is a little crafty, but you can use a hair dryer and your fingernail? ;p
or a guitar pickThis is a little crafty, but you can use a hair dryer and your fingernail? ;p
I don't know how it works in Europe, but in the US, doing it yourself will void the warranty. As painful as it may be to wait, it would be far more painful if something else goes wrong, they refuse to repair it, and you had to buy another after waiting far more than 4-6 weeks for there to actually be consoles to buy.It's just the backlight, as I found out a little bit ago. I've been contemplating opening it myself, but I don't have the proper tools to remove the digitizer ATM so I can check the entire cable.
Hair dryer, yes, but I'm going to use a proper tool to pull off the digitizer cuz I'm not an idiot.This is a little crafty, but you can use a hair dryer and your fingernail? ;p
It'll void the warranty, but I don't really care at this point. I've repaired enough phones, tablets and handheld consoles that I'm fairly certain I won't mess anything up. Especially when the Switch is fairly easy to take apart, sans the touch screen itself.I don't know how it works in Europe, but in the US, doing it yourself will void the warranty. As painful as it may be to wait, it would be far more painful if something else goes wrong, they refuse to repair it, and you had to buy another after waiting far more than 4-6 weeks for there to actually be consoles to buy.
I bet it is the cheapest way to get a switch, likely still sold out around him. Plus its region free so console type doesn't really matter.Why did you get a EUR Switch?
SWEET GLORIOUS SWITCH MAESTR RAEC!!!111!!1Welp, I pulled the Switch apart, checked all the connections, reseated the LCD connector and any ribbon cables around it and still nothing, it just refuses to work.
So I guess the backlight is just fucked. Woooo Nintendo Seal of potato quality.
IDK if by opening it u lost the warranty but call Nintendo. The console is Region Free so the service also should be. Thats not a problem with PlayStation or XboxWelp, I pulled the Switch apart, checked all the connections, reseated the LCD connector and any ribbon cables around it and still nothing, it just refuses to work.
So I guess the backlight is just fucked. Woooo Nintendo Seal of potato quality.
IDK if by opening it u lost the warranty but call Nintendo. The console is Region Free so the service also should be. Thats not a problem with PlayStation or Xbox
100%. When you register your device for their "repair service", you have to choose a region and then enter in the serial number that corresponds to that region. Mine is for the EU, so they refuse to fix it in the US. Also called their customer support to see if they'd let me just send it in regardless, and they told me the shipping thing and the 4-6 week wait.