Nintendo Switch Won't Connect Right Joycon But Left Joycon Works... Can I Fix It?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
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Hey Phil, what usually the turnaround time for repairs?
@@poopypants..generally about 7 days bud
@@TheCod3r good man cheers 👍🏻
@@TheCod3r Where can i buy your mat from?, and how resistance is to temperatures?, Thanks
Never have a clue what's going on but absolutely love these videos ! keep up the good work
Thanks bud 😀
Thanks for the repair mate. I have no idea where those 2 components went. Very strange.
Haha all good buddy, forgot to invoice for the return shipping today so I'll get it sorted tomorrow for you bud
No probs mate, cannot wait to get it back up and running.
@dazread7844 could you just drop me a message on the store mate. Trying to find your info in the system and can't (or email help@consolefix.co.uk)
Great work. I was hoping it was the left joycon with the same issue I've been having with the one I'm working on. Glad you were able to get your's solved.
Nice job. If you find it difficult with heat on small side resistors and caps. Try using an iron with blob of solder and touch both pads and slide the components into the solder blob. Works every time and no heat stress to board :)
Congrats on being featured on Louis' channel! 100K subs not long from now. ;)
Great work Philly boy as always. Thanks for the video man.
Good job Phil…. Better than Factory is matter of fact… Alway enjoy watch your videos like other TH-camr…
The bottom resistor, what is the value? I've got a switch with a similar issue but no extra board to pull from except a switch oled board, might be able to find one somewhere on the board but I have no idea what the value is to even begin looking.
great video, made me look closer after trying a few different joycon rails.
Fix it Phil strikes again.
Oh wow, that donor board was a good example of why the real board has to be heated from underneath, those connectors did not hold up at all.
It's one thing to know that will happen, quite another to see it though.
Ignore the fan spin?! But the fan spin is how we know it's fixed. ;)
(that kind of feels like an ancient reference now, it's been quite a while since Louis Rossmann made a fan spin)
I've noticed you've not streamed in 9 days I hope everything is OK 👍
I'm all good mate I've been focusing on building up twitch, but I'll be back on youtube soon :)
i have this issue on my switch oled. right joycon will completely randomly disconnect ( switches to wireless communication) sometimes months in between instances. the joycon will still charge while connected to the switch, it just seems to get switch to wireless communication and get stuck there. holding the reset button on the joycon fixes it every time.
When is your next livestream
I was just wondering have you ever gotten electriced before when working on fixing things?
I was wondering if you could help me, i got so fustrated that i bought a new controller on the right, now it wont connect, im stressing out right now
How much roughly do you charge to fix one that doesn't charge (I don't think it's the port(
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but how can you put that much generalised heat on the board without warping it? Like is that even a danger, or shouldn't I be worried about that?
There's no such thing as a dumb question. You only learn by asking 😀 in fairness you're absolutely right, it can warp the board or more commonly a process we call "popcorning". The board is made up of several layers sandwiched together (sometimes 8 or more layers) and each layer is separated by a thing called a substrate. If it gets too hot it can cause the layers to stretch and then pop out like popcorn. That causes internal shorts on the board and basically kills the board completely. This happens a lot more often when we're dealing with boards which have been liquid damaged because of the moisture inside the layers. When reworking the board we don't generally just go full on with the heat and that's why you'll see us moving the heat around for a short period of time before moving in closer. That spreads the heat to stop that happening. Also 400⁰C-480⁰C might seem high and it is, but the heat is very sporadic in that it's being pumped out in the form of air, so a lot of that heat is lost to nothingness. It disappears off into the open air so we have to use higher temperatures than the typical 217⁰C melting point of solder to be able to heat up a specific area. When we deal with infrared heat such as that from BGA Rework machines and IR pre-heaters the heat is a lot more controlled and direct, therefore it requires much less heat to get the job done. Hope this clears things up a little 😀
@@TheCod3r Thank you for your detailed explanation. I think I get it now. The fact the heat was strong enough to burn your fingers through the tweezers made me wonder this because I assumed the warping point of the substrate would be lower than the burning point of flesh, but I also don't know the composition of the substrate and (based on my limited experience rebuilding electronics but not actually soldering boards) I assumed it's a composite of plastics (e: with very thin layers of metals to carry charges). I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge on this!
e2: so it sounds like more an art than a science. 😊
Yeah one thing people don't take into account really is that the human body can only withstand temperatures of around 46⁰C before it starts to cause severe discomfort. This is obviously because our nervous system is very sensitive and it really doesn't take much to be in pain. I don't really know the composition of substrate myself other than the fact it's made of fiberglass amongst other things. It is definitely a skill to get it right but even the best of the best make mistakes. I had two instances in one night on a live stream a couple of weeks ago where I popcorned two boards in an hour trying to do a CPU reball. Ended up having to replace the board for the customer because it was my hot air heating element which caused it (it was failing) :)
Hi there new to your channel I've been looking everywhere please help me fix my ps3 slim it goes on then shuts off immediately please please help
i have this problem but my only disconnects while playing super mario maker 2. all other games work fine
Hi phil ❤
Nice
Did you delete my other comment? 😢
Phil, can you please please please stop "Singing" as it really puts me off wanting to watch your videos. I'd really appreciate it mate please????
Glad I’m deaf I don’t listen singing or whatsoever lol
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@thecod3r. Evening Phil
Evening bud