Nintendo Switch No Power M92T36 and P13USB Replacement Diagnose
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- This Nintendo switch came to us with a damaged charging port. After replacing the charging port we also had to replace the M92T36 and P13USB IC.
I am not an expert and my videos are unedited but maybe this will help out a few of my fellow techs.
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Well well, seems that after watching you nail all the chip replacements I am a little disappointed you powered up a different device in the last clip to show it working. I was impressed until that point.
Yeah same here
And he has a touch like an elephant, he has no business in electronics, slinging parts around, and when he flipped the switch over onto it's LCD side like that I died a little inside.
eso quiere decir que no la reparo? por favor, james es un crack, igual que ese londsey show, seguro es tintorero
Good catch, you can still see the one he was working on still laying on the table.
You’ve got Hawk eyes. I didn’t even catch it until you mentioned. Wow. Whole video a sham now. SMH.
For people wondering about the temperature for the hot air station it needs to run pretty hot. The P13USB has a solid copper plate on the bottom of it, so you're likely going to need to run a temperature between 400-450 for quick chip removal. After removal let the board cool down for a while before prepping and installing a new P13USB. If the temperature is too low you will likely pull the pads and doing trace repair with wire is no fun especially if you have to try and reseat the chip again and run wire.
360 Celsius
@@RepairLegion if you have something heating the other side if the board yea. The problem is at 360 you have to heat up the chip for a while
@@RepairLegion will try again at 360.
@@RepairLegion lol that's way too high for a little switch board. I've never seen anyone go over 470 fahrenheit on these boards. No need.
Very detailed and instructive. Thanks for sharing
Very good video and explainations, more like this please.
Nice soldering matt 😂
I must add, the charging port looks fine
Is not same switch in the end fake!
😂😂ya it is. Either way doesn’t matter. I showed how to do it. End of story.
それらを肉眼で見るのはかなり困難ですが、USB顕微鏡で見てみると細部までよく見えます
Not the same switch a the end, fail
Hi, which career or online course do you recommend me to be able to diagnose shorts on electronic boards and circuits? Thanks in advance
I couldn’t help you there. It took years of practice to learn this trade. No schools
@@RepairLegion Thanks for answering! I'll try my best 👍
Did this man switch out devices at the end?
Yh i thought the same as he didn't fit the digitizer boad but when he powered on the console the touchscreen worked lol
Yeah he changed switch before the end.
lol nooooo,
ya that lcd assy wasn't working, swapped it
@@RepairLegion you're phony for not disclosing that in the video
Who saw the iPad?
For example, you do not use the switch for a longer period.
How to behave the best if you take a break of
a.) 1-2 weeks?
b.) 3 months?
c.) 6 months?
d.) 1 year?
So that the especially the accumulator of the switch will NOT get damaged...
e.) Or how to behave the best if you almost daily use the switch in Dock mode?
f.) Or how to behave the best if you almost daily use the switch in portable mode?
Devices with accumulators that are not used for a longer period should always be changed between 80-20% of their maximal capacity.
They should be stored in a dry place and not exposed to the sun and to the cold.
So a good stocking place could be a cupboard in a room that is dry and heated in winter and the switch should never be exposed by temperatures over 40 degrees.
right so far?
Especially the first switch models that are customer firmware compatible without soldering contain a weaker accumulator then the new switch models.
It would be good if an old switch could be preserved as long as possible and could be still used in 2050 ;-)
Sega`s game gear is still working today if the common problem of the capacitors is solved.
Is for the first switch also a common hardware problem already know?
Or according to the PCB layout and the used electronic components which most likely problem could occur in the future?
What is your best strategy to ensure a long product life of the Switch?
Thank you in advance for your time and advice.
Hello, Thanks for your video. A question: can this charge problem cause error 2162-0002? My Nintendo switch not charge, when i charge the batery out and power on show me this mesase
I'm completely new to this. I bought a good multimeter (Fluke 117 model) and not sure how to use it. I bought a Switch OLED on Ebay that has no power. I know 90% of the problems with no power on these units are the M92 chip being bad based on many videos that I've watched on here. What do I need to set my multimeter to in order to detect shorts?
Looks simple enough :)
Hey, Chase spoke about your FB group but I don't do FB so figured maybe I can ask here. I have a switch lite, powers on, charger fine, no water damage but interminately it will shut off and sometimes shut off with a long beep. Voltages seem fine, charge port is fine and I don't see any obvious shorts. M92 and BQ seem fine as well. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
The symptoms you describe is not a normal fault and does not point me to anything specific
That is where I am at too lol. Regardless, thanks for the reply!@@RepairLegion
roughly how much would you charge for doing this? I got charged ~50USD from a technician and it was found that none of my IC chip failed but was a capacitor/fuse blown hence he removed it and it worked perfectly fine as usual. He said removing 1 of it wouldn't matter much as there were a few more of them to protect the SoC/board..
I was charged 210 USD
Should only one side of a fuse be on ground?
Never ever got back to me
Hello friend I with a doubt my switch does not turn and I don’t even take it apart I realized that p13usb the capasitor on his side is beeping on the multimeter on both sides this is normal and I have to change this p13usb

hi my friend.. i have a very similar problem but mine only have in short the first cap you test you know the left one beside the ic? did you believed its the ic or i can pullout the cap and check? did i need to put another cap or i can left this without it?
can you share sorroundings smd resistors around M92 on switch OLED? I lost two of them and I have no clue what to buy... :(
What and where is a 2R2 resister in the Nintendo switch? How do I replace it?
And how much money would it be? Thanks.
hi ive replaced my fan to new one but now it works on full speed so i order second one and same situation... any solutions?
Hi.. i have a nintendo switch V2 which turns ON but it doesnt charge..can i ask what might be the problem..thanks liked and subscribed ! :)
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Thanks man i hopeni get help on the page :(
How much do these chips cost to replace?
what heat rework station is that? I have a $40 one with air flow control and temp control. Do you think it will work the same?
Just replaced my m92t36, get the 2101 0001 error, it does not seem to solder well in place -_-
the nintendo switch was working but when i turned it off it didn't turn on what do you think is the problem and how can i fix it.
Hi there I have just replaced the charge chip and there is no difference I looked on the back and the P 13 had a hole in it.
Could the P13 have damaged The new charge Chip that I have put on the board?
I’m going to order a new P 13 should I order a new charger cheap as well?
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Remove pi3. And attempt to boot. It will boot without pi3
bro yesterday i installed a mod chip in my oled (im not professional nor skilled), everything was fine, boot hekate, emunand, installed games and played. but it's not charging anymore, can i do these tests? maybe i screwed these charging ICs somehow? battery drained to 1%, worked on dock, on pc i could transfer files via windows, but no charge at all :(
Hello, thank you for the video. I need your advice: I have a Switch I'm trying to repair and the left joycon won't synchronize. I tried almost everything and I think the problem is on the motherboard. Can you give me any advice? Thank you in advance and take care!
any update? my left was also bad and replaced it
hello i have a switch that receives charge but it doesnt turn on :( what could it be?
hello on my switch v2 board only 5.2v can be detected on the 15v line... theres no shorted on the board m92 fine batt ic fine usb chip p13 fine... whats causing this? usb port seems fine and nothing seems burned on the board battery doesnt charge and theres no voltage on the phase near batt...
tushi warashi check fuse
My Switch works fine, except when playing docked; after some time playing on TV the TV output would fail. When I undock the game is still running fine no reboot what so ever. Is it one of these chips failing? The dock is fine, I have other Switches to rule out the dock failing.
PI3USB controls docking. Common failure point
@@RepairLegion
Thank you for the reply. I’ll order a PI3USB from Ali. Any recommendation for a heat air gun from Ali?
@@bluepingwu for cheap and decent I would go with aoyue 968a. For quality machine would be Quick 861DW
Nice, I have a question. My nintendo Switch, when I conect to the dock station it just does not transmit video to my tv, I bought a new dock station but the video just seems shifted not a stable image and after some time the video on my tv just turn off.
Erick Espinosa common video issues. P13USB likes to die
what setting on the multimeter did you use ?
what temperature do you use to desolder the chip
Where do you buy these chips from? Tried searching "P13 USB" on mouser. Found nothing
He gets the number wrong, it's not a P13 USB, it's a PI3USB30532ZLE chip. You should be able to get that chip easily.
Just look on ebay for Nintendo Switch video chip or Charge chip
So when it beeps it means there’s power and if doesn’t there’s a short?
Those are 2 different settings on this voltmeter. Either you check for resistance and see if smth has a connection to ground (one probe on ground and the other on the part you wanna check). If you hear a beep you know the part has a connection to ground. If you have both sides of a capacitor connecting to ground, you know smth is faulty. On the other hand, you can check the voltage via direct current mode. So you can check again with one probe on ground and the other on the spot you wanna check. In this mode you don't have a sound or beep.
So my switch will display a Nintendo logo when I perform a reset but goes back to a black screen after that with no charging symbol.. last night after it was sitting for a day off the charger I pushed the power button and I got the charging symbol... so I left it plugged in all night. This morning it is back to just displaying the Nintendo logo and going back to black screen. Do you think I need to replace that chip? Or could it be a different issue you think.
Dan Murphy faulty board. No resolution to that issue
Hey I just had the same prob and sent it to ubreakifix and they’re telling me it’s the m92t36 chip and quoted me $150 for the repair
Andi Choi no. That’s incorrect.
Game Console Repair Legion Playstation, Xbox, NES So I did more troubleshooting. It shows the power level for a couple seconds if I hold the power button down for 15 seconds and then plug it in. Alternatively if I hold the power button down for 15 seconds then push the power button again it shows the Nintendo logo for a few seconds before shutting off.
Is that an iPad for a table?
Hello great video helped a lot thank you, Could you please tell me the Mouser part numbers please has im having bitch of a job trying to find them, Cheers and I look forward to your reply, Ste
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Can anyone tell me what what resistors the switch uses? and where I might be able to buy replacements? A resistor in my switch popped off while the fan was being repaired.
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Muito bom!
Parabéns!
Hi bro
Can you tell me how can I Bay the parts
what multimeter do you use?
15V ? That's not correct. 5V standard the Power supply will only switch too 15V when its docked
Chris James hey cousin !!! No sorry but 15v is what the switch takes. Not 5
I don't think you are correct.
What paste are you applying to remove the solder to the chip?
Looks like MG Chemicals to me. Probably 8341: www.mgchemicals.com/products/solder-and-accessories/fluxes/no-clean-flux-paste-8341
Excelente, gracias por compartir
If you test with another battery and the switch turn on normally, however still not charging. Where do you look to replace on the motherboard
Could be the ic chip or the charge port its self test all the capacitors around the ic chip.
So I ruined my sysnand will you be able to fix it ?
no sir
Hey can you fix water damage switch
Water damage anything is a gamble. No one can guarantee a water damage repair
changing ic´s on top of an ipad, jajajajajja
Hahah. Just a shell. But a great heat dissipation device
Hi do you have a link to purchase these P13
Good luck if he gets back to you
You can get them on eBay for 10€ or you can order them from replacebase.co.uk
nice video, i put your video on my next "repair review" on my website :-)
Tell me if i can take your video and translate in french (and of course i put a link to your original video)
I am ok with that
@@RepairLegion i will come back to you if i put translation on my chanel and website, thanks for your quick answer
I can't see shit
can u help me fix mine I have the problem of the Blue screen of death HELP LMFAOAO 😩
Your cpu needs to be reballed. It’s been bent in half
@@RepairLegion can u maybe repair it for me please how can I send it to or ship it to you?