Fixing a Nintendo Switch Charging Issue: Step-by-Step Guide with Expert Tips
GamingGame DevelopmentIn this article, we will explore the process of fixing a Nintendo Switch charging issue, as demonstrated in a video tutorial. The viewer suspected a problem with the M92 chip causing the error message and the video will show if the issue can be fixed and if the Nintendo Switch will work again.
Replacing the M92 Chip
⚙️Old solder is wicked away and new flux and solder are added.
⚙️The chip is placed in the correct orientation and heated to melt the solder.
⚙️A resistor is also repositioned during the process.
Identifying and Addressing Other Issues
🔌The charge port is okay when unplugged, but the voltage drops when plugged in.
🔌Shorted capacitors on the circuit board may be causing the charging problem.
🔌The battery percentage is decreasing even though the device is plugged in.
FAQ
What was the cause of the charging issue?
The resistor was the cause of the charging issue.
How long did it take to work on the board?
The YouTuber had been working on the board for hours.
What was the suspected problem with the Nintendo Switch?
The viewer thought it might be a problem with the M92 chip causing the error message.
What did the speaker suspect was responsible for the charging issue?
The speaker suspects a missing resistor may be responsible for the charging issue.
What did the speaker hope would solve the problem?
The speaker hopes that removing the resistor will solve the problem.
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In this article, we will explore the process of fixing a Nintendo Switch charging issue, as demonstrated in a video tutorial. The viewer suspected a problem with the M92 chip causing the error message and the video will show if the issue can be fixed and if the Nintendo Switch will work again.
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