SX Lite blinking green and boots to OFW

[heinrich_frei]

When the console is turned on, the chip blinking green and boots to ofw, the soldering is checked by the working chip. Does anyone have any idea what the problem is?

 

[SylverReZ]

When the console is turned on, the chip blinking green and boots to ofw, the soldering is checked by the working chip. Does anyone have any idea what the problem is?

Already been answered before: https://gbatemp.net/threads/switch-oled-green-light-blinking-boots-to-ofw.620832/

Post automatically merged: Nov 12, 2022

One note to point out is that the HWFLY is a clone of the SX chips.

 

[heinrich_frei]

Already been answered before: https://gbatemp.net/threads/switch-oled-green-light-blinking-boots-to-ofw.620832/

Post automatically merged: Nov 12, 2022

One note to point out is that the HWFLY is a clone of the SX chips.

No, there was a problem with the dat0 adapter. In my case, the installation is correct and works when another chip is connected

 

[SylverReZ]

No, there was a problem with the dat0 adapter. In my case, the installation is correct and works when another chip is connected

That's what the linked thread was mentioning about. Try reflowing the DAT0 adapter and then try again.

 

[heinrich_frei]

That's what the linked thread was mentioning about. Try reflowing the DAT0 adapter and then try again.

How can the problem be related to dat0 if the other chip works?

 

[SylverReZ]

How can the problem be related to dat0 if the other chip works?

Check your connections with a multimeter to see if everything works, if not, then try reflowing everything then retest it.

 

[heinrich_frei]

Check your connections with a multimeter to see if everything works, if not, then try reflowing everything then retest it.

Again, the console’s soldering is correct, so the reading multimeter on the console and chip are correct. The problem is not with the installation, I’m trying to get information about a possible chip malfunction.

 

[SylverReZ]

Again, the console’s soldering is correct, so the reading multimeter on the console and chip are correct. The problem is not with the installation, I’m trying to get information about a possible chip malfunction.

That must be why then, the chip must be fried. Try replacing it with a HWFLY instead.

 

[heinrich_frei]

That must be why then, the chip must be fried. Try replacing it with a HWFLY instead.

I know the chip is broken and replaced it to hwfly. But I want to figure out if there’s any way to fix it

 

[SylverReZ]

I know the chip is broken and replaced it to hwfly. But I want to figure out if there’s any way to fix it

Don't know what you mean by fix it? Can you explain a bit more details?

 

[heinrich_frei]

Don't know what you mean by fix it? Can you explain a bit more details?

It may be possible to identify the fried component and replace it