Nintendo Switch a new problem - Won't power on or charge
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each time you have a successful fix, it's nice to see you smile all the time... some time you look frustrated or challenged but once you find the issue and on top of all it works, nice smile and it shows that you are really satisfied !
Yes. The smile. I know from personal experience that it is SO satisfying when the problem is found and corrected. A strangely fulfilling emotion.
Great video as always. Thanks for the quality content. It would be nice if you had on-screen multimeter readings, you always tell us the mode and the reading but having it on the screen would be cool.
Hi Alex. Today I finally have the time to test my new NF Mini I receive on Monday. I already love it. Have to repair a couple of headphones and two Nintendo Switch and it was perfect for all the jobs. Thank you again et great video as always.
No corrosion, no signs of liquid damage, yet the liquid submersion indicator has turned red. I remember a few years back when the LG G4 bootloop was a big discussion topic in forums, a lot of people complained that they were not covered by warranty because that sticker had turned red. Starting from those years, I remember having read A LOT of complaints on the internet of people claiming that they were taking good care of their devices, not having exposed it to water or extreme humidity, yet not being covered by warranty (for known issues with specific phone models) due to these freaking stickers having turned red. Then a quite frequent belief appearing in forums that the stickers are made on purpose to easily turn red to easily void warranties when seems fit. I remember at that time I checked my phone's battery sticker and of every older phone I had sitting on the self and all of them had turned red, knowing very damn well that none of my phones were ever exposed to water or extreme humidity. 🤔 Talk about conspiracies.
Yet another great video.. Alex, this one is just especially is noted as everyday is a school day.! It's when you were sure it was the M92 & P13 chip and it turns out we think we have the answer as experience shows us but one day it's a new solution. We learn something new everday. :) thanks Alex for your very interesting logic and showing us how it's done.
Awesome Alex, Big Boss… I wish y’all would open business out here in Anchorage Alaska so I’d like work with y’all to get myself learn faster then work like your job out here to help all customers device and make them happy bring home get their device to using, :)
Nice to see a different issue causing the short.
I dream one very far day a such competent man would teach me how to deal with these repair you do, i really would pay cash for lessions.
The board wanna plays games
Multiverse Alex: Short tempered. 😂
Amaizing picture of new microscope.I watch Sorin too and you picture of microscope is like day and night compare to his camera. You really see details .
The thermal camera is the most important and efficient trouble-shooting device, that's what I get from the videos.
you are forgetting the hot tweezers ;-)
Well done Alex , I won’t mind working with you , unfortunately I’m in South Carolina 👏. Domnul Isus sa te binecuvanteze pe tine si pe familia ta 🕊
I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed watching this video. Your abilities are truly exceptional, and you had me hooked from beginning to end. The way you presented the information was outstanding and informative, and I learned so much from watching.. Thank you for sharing your talents with us, and I can't wait to see what you in next! Greetings from Portugal!
J’adore merci pour vos vidéos ! Thanks you
Great, great video. As you said there could always be a "first time". Good work, thank you for the video, greets
that smile when the doctor operates succesfuly :D
Good morning from France. Efficient fix Alex, the motherboard loose the game 😆
Same here ^^ Tu es toi même réparateur ?
@@hawk2798 non. Je fais juste pour moi.
Good Morning from Hamburg - Germany ☕
i love this "BB CAMERA" on big boss table
Guy, you are extraordinary, wonderfull, and definitely beloved.
Just had the exact same cap go... thanks man!
Good morning from Spain, nice short found !
I'm watching your videos with great interest and you look very serious. You don't smile often but you do only when 1) you fix something fast that equals easy money 2) when you fix something difficult and 3) when you find a fault that you know before hand where that fault most likely is located with that leads back for the reason No1 easy money 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Soldering Question: I see sometimes you add solder to the tip only and apply it to the pads or legs. Then sometimes you heat the pad etc, and add the solder directly. Is there a case for one over the other? I've only ever done, heating the point then sliding the solder wire to the spot. Thanks.
Nice question. Can someone answer?
For me, it's just experience and knowing your tools and technique combination.
Pads are thin and take little heat to get solder attached but it's how many pads in the area to re-tin versus the amount of solder needed to cover them.
Get some old boards and remove the components and then remove the old solder using copper mesh, alcohol clean the area and reflux, then use only your solder iron with the different tips to get the feel for how much heat and solder you need to re-tin the pads. REPETITION is how you learn.
I use a combination of techniques for big chip removal and replacement such as bending copper wire into the outer shape of the chip's feet to heat them all up at once. Usually there is enough heat from using this technique that will also melt the solder under the chip.
It's a great technique for when a heat gun will be too close to something that will melt.
And always make sure that you are venting your solder gases away.
Even if you have to set up a box fan in a window blowing out, that will keep the solder gases from being breathed.
I use a bar of salammoniac to keep my solder tips clean along with a stainless steel scrub pad. Sometimes if the board I'm working on is dirty I will have a wet cotton towel near by to wipe my solder tip on.
Clean solder tip, flux and heat setting all takes experience to control as well as how much solder to keep melting on the tip.
I used to do a lot of copper work on chimney flashings using a 50/50 tin/lead bar and large soldering coppers that I heated using a propane fired oven.
The flux I used was called "cherry juice" as it was redish pink in color.
Occasionally I would also solder galvanized sheet metal that I first had to brush on hydrochloric acid in the areas I was soldering to break down the zinc coating so that I could make the tin/lead solder stick.
I used the same soldering technique there that I use in my micro soldering.
My first micro soldering gun was a Sears electric solder gun that I used with electrical acid core solder.
Electronic soldering gear has come a long way since then.
It's simply a better technique
It helps you have better control over the amount of solder that you apply to the pads, and it is also better for small areas where you only have the soldering tip in there, as opposed to the soldering tip + the solder wire, which you need two hands to do and blocks your view more
Honestly you can do it either way. Alex is just showing multiple ways to do the same thing. For some people one way is easier than another. So in the end it's all about what you feel comfortable doing.
Hi. Just watched your vid. Very informative. We have a Nintendo Switch that has decided to play sleep. It was working 100%. Is to his video best for diagnosing the fault(s) or is there a simpler version to check? Thanks.
Solid work and great content, all the best keep it up.
Good morning from Kaiserslautern, Germany.
love your videos thanks for posting them
Can I buy on the website even if I live in Italy?
That smile at the end is priceless
Good Job Mr.Alex....I hv an oled doesnt power on for notin but board gets warm when pressing power button.
Very great video. Thank you
Capacitors before give tell-tales such as darkened, peeled or swollen bodies, now you have to trace measure and gauge at different points. Interesting these CAPs still cause problems in modern electronics.
Great job
Just when you think you have seen everything on a Switch it likes to throw you curve balls. 🤣I have never seen a bad cap on one that wasn't liquid damaged, really interesting. Nice find.
Any reason why you didn't inject juice from the beginning to find that short?
Can I ship mine to you for repair??? :) I don’t want to invest in the equipment, and you do great work!
tamper means intent to damage or alter in a harmful way on purpose, usually people are trying to fix not destroy it on purpose
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man i love it when its game time!!!
an u do a video on how to check for shorts and aslo what equipment to use
I have the not turning on problem with my switch about how much does it cost to get it fixed
Nice one north, just did a switch sd card fpc replacement and had a switch Oled today not taking charge 0amps draw. Battery tested 2.4v also charged the battery and the console turned on. Replaced M92 and working
I wish you would do live streams as well.
Good job mate 👍
Is that a Contigo thermos over there next to multimeter? I got like 5 of those things and they're awesome
Would it be safe to say just inject voltage straight away to be more efficient?
DO you offer the multimeter you use on a daily basis on your web-store for sale????
Perfect👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻Tnx
What volt and amb you do voltage injection to this device
Great job m8
I hv an oled doesnt power in nor charges up battery was full last used.
can u please inform us the value from that capacitor. I do know u have it from a donor but if we don't know the value we can never know. Thanks in advance.
Smart!
Great job as usual
Please do more Nintendo Switch repairs!!! Please
nice
is this chip also for the Lite model?
You know what im gonna use the alcholo trick and try to fix my hdd by checking for shorts :)
Why don't you put your multimeter on the screen and the amp meter
Nice
you're the boss
I still think these BQ chips are not defective but have some firmware issue
But reflashing them to original firmware seems like a tough task
This is really a tough situation
Big Boss needs some overtime! Hehehe
12V going to 9V is not typical. 15V is what is normal.
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
My own hot air blows other components out of place and doesn't melt the one I want to remove that easily. Fan speed always at minimum allowed
Actually, it’s “PI3” (capital i) not “P13”. Plus the rest of the part number of course
Sent my nintendo switch few days ago, hoping to possibly see my switch on a video lol
First comment. From Ivory Coast ( Côte d'Ivoire ). 👍
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That's why they call him Big Boss cos he can leave anytime he wants 😂😂
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sir a have a laptop that dosent charge and no power on..... so. fuck it
Alex always save another device it’s absolutely end with happy customer.
Brooo u have soundpeats h1 🤯
Good catch. Best earphones I've used.
i have a switch v2 the problem is there's a indicator charging but the battery won't change can somebody help with my problem? more tnx in advance and more power to your Chanel boss 😅
It's this same problem. I have it too.
Why not star by the cap?
His experience tells him it's usually the chips...but you learn something new every day!
Thats what i was thinking haha
@@andrzejzielinski7871 yea, thats probably the most efficient way
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can u repair hANG ON NINTENDO LOGO
Shorts are like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get.
Get the Chocolat of course
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Her yall a rog ally and a switch emulator. My switch died and I took good care of it. Screw Nintendo and their faulty hardware.
Came in for no power
Boop
Why use flux?
Well im not a soldering pro but from what i understant is it makes the solder stick only to metals. After soldering the chip he also uses it to remove any bridges between the pins. Also very important is that solder prevents oxidation. At first i also didnt understand why the solder is used but thanks the videos like this now i see how it would be almost impossible to do certain soldering projects especially microsoldering. Im not talking about soldering together two wires, thats very basic level of soldering.
flux help flow of solder, watch some of his videos and you'll understand
How was the Earthquake this morning ?
Yep
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And here is an excellent example of being confident in fixing the board and then life throws you a curveball.
Came in for no power.
is it Asus Switch? 😂😂