Hardware Weird BSOD (Help)

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Hello everyone, long time lurker here:P

So I have a Switch from a friend's brother who has Blue Screen of Death, apparently the switch fell off to the ground, no cracks or nothing, and suddenly it shows a blue screen, no matter if I hard reset it or deplete the battery, or the dock trick, I tried everything I found here.

First thing I guessed was, that the NAND was corrupt, so I tried booting into Hekate, the switch it's on RCM, it never has been hacked (Serial XAW10104 "ipatched")
I put the jig and everything, TegraRCM says RCM OK, sends the payload and nothing happens, same black screen.

Could the problem be hardware related? Thanks in advance guys!:grog:

PS. Sorry for bad english, I'm from México.
 
So, how can I fix it?
If it's ipatched, then it cannot accept payloads in RCM.

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If it is patched then you can't push any payloads. As what you can do is check all the ribbons cables , reset them see it solve your problem.

https://switchbrew.org/w/index.php?title=Panic_codes
What do you mean by ribbon cables and reset them?
Just checked the panic codes, and the switch thows a Kernel Panic
 
So, how can I fix it?


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What do you mean by ribbon cables and reset them?
Just checked the panic codes, and the switch thows a Kernel Panic

You should open it up see if any cable got loose or if the nand chip got loose. Wouldn't hurt at this point since you said it was dropped.
 
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I have a switch with blue screen. Yet to do anything with it yet.
Could not into rcm but could not dump nand etc.
Watched a lot of videos to find a solution but none. Found a tronicsfix one recently when he has a bundle of faulty switches.
One was blue screen and he quickly mentioned he had never fixed one?
Didn't fill me with confidence!
 
One of the easiest fix you can check is if the NAND chip have come loose. I can't say that Nintendos' connectors on the Switch is top quality. They're actually kind of piss poor.
 
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You can watch teardown videos, but you aren't really taking it fully apart, just reseating cables.
so I completely disassembled it, disconected every lego piece and flex cables, clean them up with contact cleaner, connected again, and still the same, I noticed it that the fan doesn't spin at all when booting, and if I disconnect the nand it doesn't boot at all

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Not true anymore with the warmboot exploit ;)
but you need to be in 4.0.1 right?

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I have a switch with blue screen. Yet to do anything with it yet.
Could not into rcm but could not dump nand etc.
Watched a lot of videos to find a solution but none. Found a tronicsfix one recently when he has a bundle of faulty switches.
One was blue screen and he quickly mentioned he had never fixed one?
Didn't fill me with confidence!
so sad, i feel you

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One of the easiest fix you can check is if the NAND chip have come loose. I can't say that Nintendos' connectors on the Switch is top quality. They're actually kind of piss poor.
just to be sure i reconnected everything, still the same BSOD:ohnoes:
 
so I completely disassembled it, disconected every lego piece and flex cables, clean them up with contact cleaner, connected again, and still the same, I noticed it that the fan doesn't spin at all when booting, and if I disconnect the nand it doesn't boot at all

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but you need to be in 4.0.1 right?

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so sad, i feel you

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just to be sure i reconnected everything, still the same BSOD:ohnoes:
You don't happen to have the codes? Take a photo with your phone and upload. Maybe it's easier to figure out what's wrong then.
 
so I completely disassembled it, disconected every lego piece and flex cables, clean them up with contact cleaner, connected again, and still the same, I noticed it that the fan doesn't spin at all when booting, and if I disconnect the nand it doesn't boot at all

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but you need to be in 4.0.1 right?

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so sad, i feel you

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just to be sure i reconnected everything, still the same BSOD:ohnoes:
Warmboot exploit works up to 7.1.0 (7.0.1?)
 
iPatched units came out with 4.1.0. That's what that post is talking about. No mention of the warmboot exploit.
The op replied in a post above.

if it's ipatched I could never boot into Hekate to enable autoRCM, the switch is ipatched
.
So clearly the faulty switch is Ipatched

Then you replied with Warmboot exploit works up to 7.1.0 (7.0.1?)

So my answer is correct on a ipatched switch it needs to be 4.1.0 or less
 
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The op replied in a post above.

if it's ipatched I could never boot into Hekate to enable autoRCM, the switch is ipatched
.
So clearly the faulty switch is Ipatched

Then you replied with Warmboot exploit works up to 7.1.0 (7.0.1?)

So my answer is correct on a ipatched switch it needs to be 4.1.0 or less
You can install AutoRCM using the warmboot exploit. It'll just brick if it's iPatched. That's what I was saying.
 
So whag should I try now guys? Any method can't work to revive this Switch :(

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You don't happen to have the codes? Take a photo with your phone and upload. Maybe it's easier to figure out what's wrong then.
It doesn't display any code, just a blue screen
 

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