Be in mind not only could the Chinese fakes only have wifi but also due to this reason of them advertising the chips but the switch lite model is sold to you regardless which aka only does WiFi
I try to avoid talking about exact temperature or airspeed. It all depends on the station, distance from motherboard, nozzle etc. You need to practice and get to know your tools. I usually use 470 Celsius and change air speed or distance. I lower the temperature if I'm working on "thin" and small boards as they usually absorb heat pretty much instantly.
I have one with a damaged chip like yours and another with serious damage to the board, but its WiFi chip is the Broadcom, I have seen that the pins are the same, do you know if they can be exchanged?
Hello there, does the switch still work? my local tech tell me that after repaired, the switch will become more unstable and he adviced me to sell it and get an upgrade. I just bought mine secondhand a month ago and still not ready to part way with it.
@@RetroTechCorner He does this for a living so his work is probably good. I guess since my switch is soo old, there is a chance that other component might be broken in the future. Anyway, thanks for the confirmation. I can stop worrying now
Thank you for verifying that the Nintendo Switch does in fact work without the WiFi chip!!
Nice work, stuck in Hospital good to watch good video
Get well!!!
Be in mind not only could the Chinese fakes only have wifi but also due to this reason of them advertising the chips but the switch lite model is sold to you regardless which aka only does WiFi
Hello, did you reball the chip or did you install it directly? Thank you in advance for your answer
Thank you for movie about working
Could you tell me temperature of hot air gun?
I try to avoid talking about exact temperature or airspeed. It all depends on the station, distance from motherboard, nozzle etc. You need to practice and get to know your tools.
I usually use 470 Celsius and change air speed or distance. I lower the temperature if I'm working on "thin" and small boards as they usually absorb heat pretty much instantly.
Thanks you so much
Your answer is very meaningful
I have one with a damaged chip like yours and another with serious damage to the board, but its WiFi chip is the Broadcom, I have seen that the pins are the same, do you know if they can be exchanged?
So there is no other way to purchase this wifi card?
Hello there, does the switch still work? my local tech tell me that after repaired, the switch will become more unstable and he adviced me to sell it and get an upgrade. I just bought mine secondhand a month ago and still not ready to part way with it.
Yes, it does work perfectly. I don't see any reason why it would get "unstable" if the chip is original nintendo and replaced correctly.
@@RetroTechCorner He does this for a living so his work is probably good. I guess since my switch is soo old, there is a chance that other component might be broken in the future. Anyway, thanks for the confirmation. I can stop worrying now