**2024 update video here: ua-cam.com/video/Pwrk6SPs1V0/v-deo.html If your Chip does not come with software pre-installed than watch the below video on how to do it, really quick and easy!! ua-cam.com/video/dv7lZH-o5cw/v-deo.html V2 - 9min install: ua-cam.com/video/hQvIz-FLnSs/v-deo.html More in depth V1 install: ua-cam.com/video/u1NXuWNJo_s/v-deo.html V1 install: ua-cam.com/video/u1NXuWNJo_s/v-deo.html V2 install under a microscope: ua-cam.com/video/pzsOMlWWlgY/v-deo.html Lite: ua-cam.com/video/ij6v-F98CLk/v-deo.html
sir i istall mine all fine. problem when i want to turn on normal mode just say nintengo and goes black and i have to press power 20 second to turn on again on hekate. what can be that?
I’ve done 2x v2 switches now.. I really want to buy an OLED and this is the first video I’ve watched that makes me think I would be able to install the chip.
Hey, your video was a massive help. Several hours later of careful soldering and rechecking and we did it first try. Thank you for providing such an invaluable resource. There are no other videos like yours.
Installed one of these for a customer today, install went smoothly and just like the video. Customer did provide a newer revision of the kit than the one installed in this video but soldering locations were the same only difference was the cable routing, but like I said it worked just the same so thanks for a simple guide that worked perfectly for my first time doing this Mod vs my norm which is repairing the console it’s self.
@@fixingmoddingbuilding it’s rare I’ll probably do another since I think it’s the first it’s been asked of me to do, but I’m honestly not against doing another it was about 2hrs of work first go around & I’m sure I could speed that up, the soldering wasn’t bad I actually like how easy they made the job for me with the premade ribbons, but I’m also a repair tech for a living so I kinda do it daily on alot of device’s 😂
This looks like a far better install than the others I have seen. I’ve put this off as the dat0 looked like a nightmare and easy to mess up. Now I’ve seen this video I want to give it a go. I’ve already done original switch. Thanks for the video good job 👏👏
You have the right attitude and it appears your skill set is developing nicely. You have patience, check. You are not afraid to work on it, check. You think things through, check. You care about learing and doing good work. I've worked as an ET for over 50 years, and you have a better skill set than many I've seen over the last 20 years. My goal today is , to still work with the desire to learn something new everyday. Good luck in the future.
Doing this mod on an OLED switch takes some fucking balls if you don't do this sort of work everyday. Kudos on you taking on the task. Best video I have come across. Just got my OLED switch finished. V1 and V2 models are a cake walk compared to this. The best part was you installed a V5 kit like I have. These videos should discourage 98% of people from taking this on. This is NOT easy and I was successful. It is worth paying a professional $100 to do this for most people. Thank you for the great video!
@@user-yk1cw8im4hCutting the shielding is easy with the right tool cause its external and easy to replace if you try to attempt cutting Oled Shielding holder you risk damaging the board
Great timing. Got this chip in the mail this week and was trying to find a good guide with the exact same chip (I think your previous one had a variation). Will follow!
@@fixingmoddingbuilding Big update! I might get a soldering iron, if I end up getting it, and the mod chip, I will mod my oled with this guide! (which hopefully goes well) If it goes well, I will subscribe and like this video. And yes, I do have some experience with soldering, it's just that my soldering iron broke due to oxidation :/
thanks for the video brother, dearly appreciate the effort and service you have provided to the community with your videos, all it takes is 1 to make a basic video that may seem silly to some but can help yet so many. many thanks!
i have done on 3 v2 switches, one of them I slipped in the wifi capacitor on the left side of the shield that you have to remove, it was a headache to solder it again, but it worked!, im training to do on OLED systems, one day I will do it!
thank you for the video bro, im watching a lot of videos because i want to install on my own, but i didnt find any chip like mine too. i never did this, but i got some basic tools and i hope i can get a good result. the seller deleted the product page, but before, i asked for the tutorial he had. the thing is the tutorial he sent used reflow with very professional tools i dont have lol.
Hi, yes I saw a video showing taking the nand off and reballing with a wire running underneath? Also read a lot about reflowing. The modder sthetix said he used to reflow but thinks the balls have a chance of cracking over time so he does not recommend it anymore he just goes for the pushing and holding technique.
@fixingmoddingbuilding youtube deleted my comment because of the link, but the video tutorial the seller sent to me is in other platform called bilibili, its a chinese youtube. i saw this sthetix video, its very detailed too. im using all of your videos as a reference, i plan doing tomorrow. i dont have solder mask and pcb cleaner, i hope i dont need them. after seeing a lot of videos just found this one mod chip like mine : ua-cam.com/video/4fLPNE7Hfgg/v-deo.html
@fixingmoddingbuilding bro i just finished, but didnt work lol ( i expected this, and im already happy the switch turned after all ). when i press power button my chip lights blue, and then 2 short greens, 2 short greens and 2 short greens. and boot in OFW. do you know where i can see this LED patterns? ua-cam.com/video/HVIyw2jMF3g/v-deo.html
Bought a Switch Oled last year, I don't play it at all lol (games are expensive you know). I was thinking of this as my first big (or should I say small) soldering project. I have very little experience with soldering, although I do really wanna buy the appropriate tools and give it a shot. I'm totally aware that I have a big chance of ruining my Switch, but I don't really care (despite that I'll be practicing A LOT with SMD kits prior to this)
I am worried that the "slider" ( 14:00 ) stop making contact with the chip over time, i have saw other videos where they sold it to the chip, but its absolucly more than what i can handle in mi home, shoud i get worried that it stop making contact?
Idk this doesn’t look too hard. Just really small. But I just got a ts101 so this might be a great project for the ridiculously tiny tips I got for it. It seems like you need some pretty steady hands for this one.
If I had a better soldering iron at the time it might have gave me more confidence, I do have that soldering iron now and tiny tips but still not satisfied as the solder still rises up the tip and doesn't stay at the end, you might have more luck.
Hello, where can I find these kinds of wires that you soldered? I managed to put a chip for my switch V1 myself and now I would like to do it for an Oled switch too. Thanks for the video.
I've always been a little bothered that I got a patched v1 that would eventually require me to hard mod it. Looking at this I'm very thankful I still have a patched v1 so I can have a much easier time modding it!
So excuse a dumb noob but what does this mod do? I'm trying to look for a Switch to just play downloaded games offline and after much searching, maybe it's my crappy English, I have not gotten conclusive answers. Does this allow you to download roms to play offline (any easier mod for that should one want to do it themselves otherwise? Fascinating watch, and the nice music made it even better, but doing this myself is WAY out of reach atm)?
Great video, hey is the pad below the "D" pad a real connection or an anchor point? My pad for that one came off and I wonder if it of any importance. Thanks
I've bought a few, some come pre installed with software, others don't. I normally just connect them all up to the switch and see if it displays no sd, if not it's easy to disconnect and plug into PC.
congratulations, detailed and precise. A pleasure. Once the modification has been made, is there a video of how to install the software and how to download the games?
Glorious Video, just about to do my own Oled, watched numerous videos, practiced soldering on old electronics, but I have a question. When you solder the wire to contact C, you do it on the ribbon, others have done it to the board, is there any difference? Reason for the ask is that I had to re order a ribbon, when I was tinning the contacts, Point C came right off the ribbon... tested it with a multimeter and sure enough it was now garbage. So with my new ribbon on its way, is it necessary to put that wire onto the ribbon, or can I put it to the board? If you happen to know, great! if not no worries :) Really great video, I will be having it in front of me when new kit arrives :)
Hi, thanks for the nice comment. With regards to the c point, I couldn't find much detail on this chip, the seller has no install instructions so i kind of muddled it together from reading different things. It seems to work fine so must have done something right 👍
Thanks man ! with your tuturial i do the job ! , but now i have a problem , have you ever had a switch oled that before the logo put the fan 100% ? the temperature it´s good but the fan always 100% !
No sorry only done one oled and won't be doing another! Maybe check no little chips have been knocked off, there used to be one on the v1 that regulated when it turned on by the connector on the motherboard.
The seller wouldn't help, I just read what I could, found different snippets all over the place and put it together, thankfully right! Gbatemp website is normally good for info.
Amazing video 👏👏 I wouldn't say it's easy but not as difficult as i thought it would be Could you please do a Switch Lite next? I like your videos 😍 you have earned a subscribe 😎
Id recommend getting a ts100 or a pinecil 64 or some other of that sort. Weller and hakko are also good. Also make sure your tip is tinned! thats the number one mistake.
So after you install these RP2040 chips to an OLED or V2, what do you do software wise? once you flash the mod chip, you proceed like if it's a softmod? Sorry, very new to this lol
Great video but I don't understand where does the green wire come from at 18:51 ? I see you connecting the first green wire from one point to the other but then you say shorten the green wire but I don't see where it's connected to? am I missing something?
The green wire comes from the connector that goes under the nand chip. When I first attach it its longer then needed, just need trimming when connecting.
Question, are you able to boot into OFW/SYSMMC? I have the same kit as yours (Picofly Clone, V3 CPU Flex, and OLED V6 Motherboard Flex) and got it working, but it is unable to boot into OFW/SYSMMC, only getting a blackscreen after the Nintendo Logo. EMUMMC boots fine. [Fixed - Read More for how] Update: So after looking at threads on GBATemp, I decided to remove the Flex Cable and went straight with enamel copper wire on all the points. It works and now I can now boot into OFW/SYSMMC successfully. This is because my eMMC is SK Hynix and is apparently known to not play well with the provided Flex Cable.
@@fixingmoddingbuilding Thanks for the reply, so I'm guessing its a problem with my kit. Speedrunning GBAtemp points me at adding a 47Ohm Resister to the Dat0 Adaptor, I will have to wait for tomorrow to get the resistor to see if it will work.
@@fixingmoddingbuilding thks for your answer but the problem it’s not of software hekate and Emmunand work great Ofw or CFW on sysnand doesn’t work it boots on eternal black screen, so I believe it’s a installation error
Search AliExpress for RP2040 for the chip, if you go through a lot of my recent videos it will show you what tools I am using, bought a lot of new items recently.
Thank you for the instructions. But please for the love of all that is soldering, use a diffrent tip. Its much to big. You did a ok job but alot of heat on the pcb.
Hi there Great work btw I have a problem with the same picofly model It flash blue then stop Then flash yellow 1 short 1 long Can you help me with that?
Good news! I modded my switch but, the chip keeps flashing purple with no display, and it wont pop up on my computer so i think it has software on it. Edit, i got it to connect ONE time, and it says “USB device malfunction” My solder points look solid.
@@fixingmoddingbuilding Update, i have concluded the chip was malfunctioning, im getting a new set from a different seller just in case. Should arrive Thursday or friday.
I have only practices on dead switches. I have the equipment and a few blue screen switches but don't have the time to do it. So technically no, I haven't done it 😁
Friend, I have some problems with a Nintendo Switch OLED. Could you help me Below where you take 3.3v there is a capacitor, could you help me find it, it is a small one. The clk point lost the connection. I would like to rebuild it. My switch does not turn on. Please help
Help, the pad connected to the 100 ohm resistor under 'D' on the flex cable near the microprocessor has come off. Can I bridge to another part of this flex? I can't see where the track connects to this pad. Best regards and thank you very much.
I tried, I failed casualty on my hands :( - Took the mod off cleaned it up and it no longer works not powering on. If you just think you can do this please don't you probably can't once the harder shield comes off reality will hit you hard as it's tiny.
Thanks appreciate the response and the vote of confidence. I managed to cut the shielding around the nand chip but it took the feet off the bottom side from the pcb so this might have rendered the switch busted but my understanding is that is just for grounding. @@fixingmoddingbuilding
Im assuming i shouldnt even attempt this with my nonexistent solder experience lol. *The only thing ive done is repaste my v1 switch with mx4, and my 60c temperatures didnt improve at all lol (though i did hear it can actually be better to remove the copper square, but im very hesitant)
I've done a bit of soldering and I didn't enjoy this and won't be doing another anytime soon! Taking the heat shield off and changing that thermal paste could help with the overheating
@@Anreii I always say you need to practice before just diving in. The v1/v2 mod chip is easy, but only if you can solder, if you can't solder it's still hard.
Hello near the end of your switch v2 mod you use kefton tape I think it's called can I use ordinary cello tape to stop shorts or does it have to be kefton tape
Work of art! but I shake worst than an alzheimer's patient 😢 and have R.A. so it would be impossible for me . BUT HACKERS PLS FIND A BACK DOOR FOR THE OLED!
testing between the connector and the solder point is good. So I dont know about that. Something is just misaligned or im not pushing the adapter in far enough.
Looks like I did it. I needed to test using the voltage measurement setting not the beep tester. its all soldered in and .549 reading. Im a newbie at this stuff and I guess the beep tester only works above a certain voltage.
Great video, I do have an issue though. It turns blue then flashes short then long while yellow. The github said that the CMD isn't connected but I don't know what that meant any help would be nice thank you.
ouch this is way harder than the v2, been looking to upgrade my V2 to an Oled, but this gives me pause lol i did the V2 just fine, but this is a whole other level
After 2-3 months after i modded my switch, it stopped booting into hekate and booted into OFW, the mod chip flashes 1 long yellow flash, and 1 short yellow flash. Is there anything that can cause this? I do not have autoboot on
When I made the video didn't have a microscope, just used zoom on my phone. Since then bought the below microscope which I recommend. ua-cam.com/video/5dcEsE-Lp38/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
when i power it on it is blue and after green yellow flashing 4 times no image,,what can be the problem i inspect all the solder joints manny times they look okey the pico if with software downloaded and instaled from your other video what can be the problem?
If I get an oled just to mod I am going to DESTROY it 😭 I think I have basic soldering supplies, but I have no idea what I'm doing. I'll need some of that tape and to make sure I have wicks and stuff. I will need a microscope. There is no way I'm getting a microscope... Do I need my own wires too? omg
@@fixingmoddingbuilding Yea, I bought some crappy rudimentary soldering supplies and decent solder and decided to put it on hold for a bit, and I'll buy a switch oled later and a breadboard or whatever just to get slightly comfortable soldering. These videos are very useful and interesting.
Oled and Picofly rp2040, hekate. Emu side all running ok and standard side too. Can I update the switch firmware to play game cartridges on the stock boot side online ? Or never? Or a special method?
There's not much to it so You need to check the solder joints, also check the chip has the software installed on it and your sd card has the correct files to boot.
**2024 update video here: ua-cam.com/video/Pwrk6SPs1V0/v-deo.html
If your Chip does not come with software pre-installed than watch the below video on how to do it, really quick and easy!!
ua-cam.com/video/dv7lZH-o5cw/v-deo.html
V2 - 9min install: ua-cam.com/video/hQvIz-FLnSs/v-deo.html
More in depth V1 install: ua-cam.com/video/u1NXuWNJo_s/v-deo.html
V1 install: ua-cam.com/video/u1NXuWNJo_s/v-deo.html
V2 install under a microscope: ua-cam.com/video/pzsOMlWWlgY/v-deo.html
Lite: ua-cam.com/video/ij6v-F98CLk/v-deo.html
how to know the chip not installed software without put it on the motherboard??
@@mygmail29 plug it in to pc following the above video or just plug it in to switch and see if it starts.
sir i istall mine all fine. problem when i want to turn on normal mode just say nintengo and goes black and i have to press power 20 second to turn on again on hekate. what can be that?
does this mod have a firmwarelimit where i can use it my switch oled is on the latest updates
If I factory reset mi Switch OLED & install the this modding following steps. It still should work, right?
I’ve done 2x v2 switches now.. I really want to buy an OLED and this is the first video I’ve watched that makes me think I would be able to install the chip.
After learning how to solder from repairing and modding gbas i think i'm ready to tackle this! Thank you for sharing
Hey, your video was a massive help. Several hours later of careful soldering and rechecking and we did it first try. Thank you for providing such an invaluable resource. There are no other videos like yours.
Thanks I am glad it helped 👍
Installed one of these for a customer today, install went smoothly and just like the video. Customer did provide a newer revision of the kit than the one installed in this video but soldering locations were the same only difference was the cable routing, but like I said it worked just the same so thanks for a simple guide that worked perfectly for my first time doing this Mod vs my norm which is repairing the console it’s self.
Good to hear, I won't see the newer version as unlikely to do another one 😁
@@fixingmoddingbuilding it’s rare I’ll probably do another since I think it’s the first it’s been asked of me to do, but I’m honestly not against doing another it was about 2hrs of work first go around & I’m sure I could speed that up, the soldering wasn’t bad I actually like how easy they made the job for me with the premade ribbons, but I’m also a repair tech for a living so I kinda do it daily on alot of device’s 😂
How much do you charge for this? If I mailed you my switch could you do it?
Do you get clients online while having them mail stuff to you or you just do local?
@@AbstractMediums what switch do you have & do you have the kit
your soldering iron and skills burns my eyes
This looks like a far better install than the others I have seen. I’ve put this off as the dat0 looked like a nightmare and easy to mess up. Now I’ve seen this video I want to give it a go. I’ve already done original switch. Thanks for the video good job 👏👏
Thanks, I really hated the install though, I won't be doing another anytime soon 😁
@@fixingmoddingbuilding looks really stressful, but good work
You have the right attitude and it appears your skill set is developing nicely.
You have patience, check. You are not afraid to work on it, check. You think things through, check. You care about learing and doing good work. I've worked as an ET for over 50 years, and you have a better skill set than many I've seen over the last 20 years.
My goal today is , to still work with the desire to learn something new everyday. Good luck in the future.
Thank you very much! 👍
Very kind words
What's an ET?
Doing this mod on an OLED switch takes some fucking balls if you don't do this sort of work everyday. Kudos on you taking on the task. Best video I have come across.
Just got my OLED switch finished. V1 and V2 models are a cake walk compared to this. The best part was you installed a V5 kit like I have.
These videos should discourage 98% of people from taking this on.
This is NOT easy and I was successful. It is worth paying a professional $100 to do this for most people.
Thank you for the great video!
They really did not want anyone modding these lol. Way more of a pain than the other versions.
I watched the v1 video and I was like, hey I can do that! Then I watched this one and i'm like, Oh hell nah!
Yer totally different installs, this one I would not recommend
This one looks easier for the fact that you don’t need to cut the shielding
@@user-yk1cw8im4hbut… you do…
@@user-yk1cw8im4hCutting the shielding is easy with the right tool cause its external and easy to replace if you try to attempt cutting Oled Shielding holder you risk damaging the board
Still need to do some more serious cuts ....
Great timing. Got this chip in the mail this week and was trying to find a good guide with the exact same chip (I think your previous one had a variation). Will follow!
I don't know exactly which chip to buy, there are too many, what should I look for?
@@nola_zerolook for the: Picofly RP2040 OLED mod chip
And it should have ONE button on the chip, not 2.
Thanks so much for the tutorial. Just used your video as a guide to install my Picofly and got it working on the first try!
Great, glad to hear
where you order your from mate can you send link
Very technical and detailed instructions, one of the best videos of this process on YT
Thanks
bro what about v1 and v2 switches?@@fixingmoddingbuilding
@@z0zd_1 ua-cam.com/video/u1NXuWNJo_s/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared v1/v2 install.
tysm bro when i see aliexpress the sellersends type c flex too is that useless? where we using that thing
@@fixingmoddingbuilding
@@fixingmoddingbuilding what about the software?
Amazing job, and the lovely music was mesmerizing.
This gave me tons of confidence, next time someone needs a modding video like this i will show them this exact video.
Thank you
@@fixingmoddingbuilding By the way does this remove ANY data on the emmc chip? (The storage chip,
Or the system memory.)
@@RedragonKid no
@@fixingmoddingbuilding Big update! I might get a soldering iron, if I end up getting it, and the mod chip, I will mod my oled with this guide! (which hopefully goes well)
If it goes well, I will subscribe and like this video. And yes, I do have some experience with soldering, it's just that my soldering iron broke due to oxidation :/
Got the soldering iron! Works like a charm, now im awaiting for the mod chip
Best guide on UA-cam by miles great install
Thank you 👍
no encontre ningun video en español tan bien explicado como este!! muchas gracias!!
thanks for the video brother, dearly appreciate the effort and service you have provided to the community with your videos, all it takes is 1 to make a basic video that may seem silly to some but can help yet so many. many thanks!
Thanks for the nice comment👍
You made a very useful step-by-step guide like no other. Thank you
Thank you
Im kind of afraid to do modifications like this
I just got a oled recently and wanted to mod it, tho I'll give this a try when I could
looks vvvvvvverrrry professional, and thanks for guide!!!!!
best guide!!!!
Thanks, glad it helps
i have done on 3 v2 switches, one of them I slipped in the wifi capacitor on the left side of the shield that you have to remove, it was a headache to solder it again, but it worked!, im training to do on OLED systems, one day I will do it!
thank you for the video bro, im watching a lot of videos because i want to install on my own, but i didnt find any chip like mine too. i never did this, but i got some basic tools and i hope i can get a good result. the seller deleted the product page, but before, i asked for the tutorial he had. the thing is the tutorial he sent used reflow with very professional tools i dont have lol.
Hi, yes I saw a video showing taking the nand off and reballing with a wire running underneath? Also read a lot about reflowing. The modder sthetix said he used to reflow but thinks the balls have a chance of cracking over time so he does not recommend it anymore he just goes for the pushing and holding technique.
@fixingmoddingbuilding youtube deleted my comment because of the link, but the video tutorial the seller sent to me is in other platform called bilibili, its a chinese youtube.
i saw this sthetix video, its very detailed too. im using all of your videos as a reference, i plan doing tomorrow. i dont have solder mask and pcb cleaner, i hope i dont need them.
after seeing a lot of videos just found this one mod chip like mine :
ua-cam.com/video/4fLPNE7Hfgg/v-deo.html
@fixingmoddingbuilding bro i just finished, but didnt work lol ( i expected this, and im already happy the switch turned after all ).
when i press power button my chip lights blue, and then 2 short greens, 2 short greens and 2 short greens. and boot in OFW. do you know where i can see this LED patterns?
ua-cam.com/video/HVIyw2jMF3g/v-deo.html
Same here. @fixingmoddingbuilding Do you have any ideas on what causes this? @@juscelino2253
THanks mate, i've actually made it through using your video!
Well done, I didn't enjoy the mod!
lol, could've been worse. I soldering iPhone boards is a heck more complicated.
Bought a Switch Oled last year, I don't play it at all lol (games are expensive you know).
I was thinking of this as my first big (or should I say small) soldering project. I have very little experience with soldering, although I do really wanna buy the appropriate tools and give it a shot. I'm totally aware that I have a big chance of ruining my Switch, but I don't really care (despite that I'll be practicing A LOT with SMD kits prior to this)
Needs lots of practice!
This music is killing me, in a good way. It sounds like it belongs in an old TV drama series like Granada's Sherlock Holmes lol love it.
I am worried that the "slider" ( 14:00 ) stop making contact with the chip over time, i have saw other videos where they sold it to the chip, but its absolucly more than what i can handle in mi home, shoud i get worried that it stop making contact?
Thank this made my install so much easier
I often wondered what this song was that I played like 15 years ago... didn't expect to find it here...........................
Perfect Tutorial, thanks a lot !
Idk this doesn’t look too hard. Just really small. But I just got a ts101 so this might be a great project for the ridiculously tiny tips I got for it. It seems like you need some pretty steady hands for this one.
If I had a better soldering iron at the time it might have gave me more confidence, I do have that soldering iron now and tiny tips but still not satisfied as the solder still rises up the tip and doesn't stay at the end, you might have more luck.
On the rail screws, you only need to remove one screw
Thanks, top or middle? I know it's like that on the original versions, My first oled so still learning.
@@fixingmoddingbuilding only up!, great installation. congratulations!
Thank you for this wonderful work.👍 What is the recommended solder temperature? ?
Depending on size of iron tip, I normally use around 330c but can go up to 380c if using a fine tip.
@@fixingmoddingbuilding thanks 😊
Hello, where can I find these kinds of wires that you soldered?
I managed to put a chip for my switch V1 myself and now I would like to do it for an Oled switch too.
Thanks for the video.
I've always been a little bothered that I got a patched v1 that would eventually require me to hard mod it. Looking at this I'm very thankful I still have a patched v1 so I can have a much easier time modding it!
Quelle est la solution, après soudure et que le tactile de la Nintendo Switch Oled ne passe plus
So excuse a dumb noob but what does this mod do? I'm trying to look for a Switch to just play downloaded games offline and after much searching, maybe it's my crappy English, I have not gotten conclusive answers. Does this allow you to download roms to play offline (any easier mod for that should one want to do it themselves otherwise? Fascinating watch, and the nice music made it even better, but doing this myself is WAY out of reach atm)?
Great video, hey is the pad below the "D" pad a real connection or an anchor point? My pad for that one came off and I wonder if it of any importance. Thanks
This is way too hard for me to accomplish. Gonna have to hire someone.
Nice work, one question did you pre program the chip before installing it on switch
I've bought a few, some come pre installed with software, others don't.
I normally just connect them all up to the switch and see if it displays no sd, if not it's easy to disconnect and plug into PC.
Thanks for the video! I'll follow along :)
Any chance you will do the rp2040 for the switch lite, this is far the best video on UA-cam you make it look so easy.
Thanks. I have had the chip for a while but I don't have the lite!
Once I can get one it will be done
THE PERFECT AMOUNT OF THERMAL PASTE!!!!
I try but Steve is the master!
@@fixingmoddingbuilding lol Steve is pretty cool
You made me nervous using the bit😮
congratulations, detailed and precise. A pleasure. Once the modification has been made, is there a video of how to install the software and how to download the games?
ua-cam.com/video/ffAgo3qzLfM/v-deo.html
Glorious Video, just about to do my own Oled, watched numerous videos, practiced soldering on old electronics, but I have a question. When you solder the wire to contact C, you do it on the ribbon, others have done it to the board, is there any difference? Reason for the ask is that I had to re order a ribbon, when I was tinning the contacts, Point C came right off the ribbon... tested it with a multimeter and sure enough it was now garbage. So with my new ribbon on its way, is it necessary to put that wire onto the ribbon, or can I put it to the board? If you happen to know, great! if not no worries :) Really great video, I will be having it in front of me when new kit arrives :)
Hi, thanks for the nice comment.
With regards to the c point, I couldn't find much detail on this chip, the seller has no install instructions so i kind of muddled it together from reading different things. It seems to work fine so must have done something right 👍
Ese punto es clk y si pudiste haberlo soldado directamente sin el Flex
Do you know the difference between "New2040Plus" and "RP2040-NS" on the RP2040 PCB?
Hey Ferb! I know what we’re gonna do today!
Thankyou! my oled is now hacked :>
Thanks man ! with your tuturial i do the job ! , but now i have a problem , have you ever had a switch oled that before the logo put the fan 100% ?
the temperature it´s good but the fan always 100% !
No sorry only done one oled and won't be doing another! Maybe check no little chips have been knocked off, there used to be one on the v1 that regulated when it turned on by the connector on the motherboard.
Thank you for these videos, great job, looks like nice clean work! Question: Where did you get instructions for this? Is there any written tutorials?
The seller wouldn't help, I just read what I could, found different snippets all over the place and put it together, thankfully right!
Gbatemp website is normally good for info.
@@fixingmoddingbuilding Sounds good! Thanks again!
Amazing video 👏👏
I wouldn't say it's easy but not as difficult as i thought it would be
Could you please do a Switch Lite next?
I like your videos 😍 you have earned a subscribe 😎
Thank you. I have the chip for a lite but don't have a lite yet but it's on my to do list. 👍
Great video. What soldering iron do you use? Thanks
A cheap, variable temp one I bought off amazon years back so don't have any links
Id recommend getting a ts100 or a pinecil 64 or some other of that sort. Weller and hakko are also good. Also make sure your tip is tinned! thats the number one mistake.
@@bencooler2003do you have links to this?
So after you install these RP2040 chips to an OLED or V2, what do you do software wise? once you flash the mod chip, you proceed like if it's a softmod? Sorry, very new to this lol
Watch this video showing how to setup, emunand is a must!
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@@fixingmoddingbuilding thanks!!
can install mod with latest firmware?
Great video but I don't understand where does the green wire come from at 18:51 ?
I see you connecting the first green wire from one point to the other but then you say shorten the green wire but I don't see where it's connected to?
am I missing something?
The green wire comes from the connector that goes under the nand chip.
When I first attach it its longer then needed, just need trimming when connecting.
Question, are you able to boot into OFW/SYSMMC? I have the same kit as yours (Picofly Clone, V3 CPU Flex, and OLED V6 Motherboard Flex) and got it working, but it is unable to boot into OFW/SYSMMC, only getting a blackscreen after the Nintendo Logo. EMUMMC boots fine. [Fixed - Read More for how]
Update: So after looking at threads on GBATemp, I decided to remove the Flex Cable and went straight with enamel copper wire on all the points. It works and now I can now boot into OFW/SYSMMC successfully. This is because my eMMC is SK Hynix and is apparently known to not play well with the provided Flex Cable.
Yes I can boot ofw
@@fixingmoddingbuilding Thanks for the reply, so I'm guessing its a problem with my kit. Speedrunning GBAtemp points me at adding a 47Ohm Resister to the Dat0 Adaptor, I will have to wait for tomorrow to get the resistor to see if it will work.
@@ravenext yer, gbatemp is great for that extra detail and help
Thanks to them, I fixed it by replacing the Flex cable with enamel copper wire on all the points, its a bit harder but now I can boot OFW.
So if you have a Samsung chip you can safely use the ribbon cable?
Hi so this will be my first project, is there any video about soldering you recommend I should watch before trying this.
Thanks.
I would recommend practicing on a faulty board before an oled, also need something to zoom in with, microscope etc?
@@fixingmoddingbuilding thanks for the advice, I will try and get one. I was planning on using my phone zoom.
Damn this requires significantly more work than what I did in my V2.
I hope you have an unpleasant day tomorrow
Plis I need help I finish everything and I get the no sd card screen but I can’t boot into OFW or CFW just hekate what I do wrong?
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Take a look at this
@@fixingmoddingbuilding thks for your answer but the problem it’s not of software hekate and Emmunand work great Ofw or CFW on sysnand doesn’t work it boots on eternal black screen, so I believe it’s a installation error
Remove the flex cable and solder wires to points
what tools do you use? what was the chip name? Your video seems one that is possible to follow, actually.
Search AliExpress for RP2040 for the chip, if you go through a lot of my recent videos it will show you what tools I am using, bought a lot of new items recently.
Thank you for the instructions. But please for the love of all that is soldering, use a diffrent tip. Its much to big. You did a ok job but alot of heat on the pcb.
I have a new soldering iron now, better tips!
@@fixingmoddingbuilding sincerely, thank you again. Easy to follow! And great to hear.
Hi there Great work btw
I have a problem with the same picofly model
It flash blue then stop
Then flash yellow 1 short 1 long
Can you help me with that?
Check software installed, check all solder points
Btw it said cmd is not connected
When I use the multimeter it didn't gave me 0.5v or 0.8v @@fixingmoddingbuilding
Is it possible to dm you and send you some pics ?
Good news! I modded my switch but, the chip keeps flashing purple with no display, and it wont pop up on my computer so i think it has software on it.
Edit, i got it to connect ONE time, and it says “USB device malfunction” My solder points look solid.
Could be the trace that goes under the nand not connecting well?
@@fixingmoddingbuilding Update, i have concluded the chip was malfunctioning, im getting a new set from a different seller just in case. Should arrive Thursday or friday.
That trace under the cpu shielding was so difficult lol
@@RedragonKid yer I made a meal of it too!
@@RedragonKid that's good, atleast you know it's not a mistake you have made!
Great video, but no thermal paste?!? 😳
I will have put thermal paste on, I don't always show it as it brings out the thermal paste police !
@@fixingmoddingbuilding 🤣 I see I see. Well thank you again for the useful video. Any chance there are written instructions somewhere?
@@BMANZZS no sorry I don't have time to write it 👍
and also where does the other part of the b wire connect to after you solder the 1st part on?
loooove that music ! Friend where can donwlooad flash archive for rp2040 v4 ¿
you said you did 300 degrees but was that C or F? Your iron seemed hotter than 300F
C
Hello 👋🏽, have you tried to reball a switch emmc? If so do you have a video or guide for that?
I have only practices on dead switches.
I have the equipment and a few blue screen switches but don't have the time to do it.
So technically no, I haven't done it 😁
What should I do after the modchip?
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Friend, the resistance that is on one side of the clk, what connection does it have? Greetings
Friend, I have some problems with a Nintendo Switch OLED. Could you help me Below where you take 3.3v there is a capacitor, could you help me find it, it is a small one. The clk point lost the connection. I would like to rebuild it. My switch does not turn on. Please help
Help, the pad connected to the 100 ohm resistor under 'D' on the flex cable near the microprocessor has come off. Can I bridge to another part of this flex? I can't see where the track connects to this pad. Best regards and thank you very much.
Hi, I would say there must be another point out a test point but I do not have one currently to be able to check for you
What mode should the multimeter be in for testing that D0 point? Diode mode?
sthetix video guide says 0.500v~0.900v
@@juscelino2253 Wrong. These are not volts. These are ohms. Put it in diode mode (measures resistance).
I tried, I failed casualty on my hands :( - Took the mod off cleaned it up and it no longer works not powering on. If you just think you can do this please don't you probably can't once the harder shield comes off reality will hit you hard as it's tiny.
Sorry to hear this! Don't give up, practice on something else and maybe you can come back to it and try and fix it?
Thanks appreciate the response and the vote of confidence. I managed to cut the shielding around the nand chip but it took the feet off the bottom side from the pcb so this might have rendered the switch busted but my understanding is that is just for grounding. @@fixingmoddingbuilding
Two questions, what microscope do you use? And what size wire are you using?
The wire size says within the video, can't remember of the top of my head.
Currently just using my phone zoomed in, need to buy a microscope asap.
Im assuming i shouldnt even attempt this with my nonexistent solder experience lol. *The only thing ive done is repaste my v1 switch with mx4, and my 60c temperatures didnt improve at all lol (though i did hear it can actually be better to remove the copper square, but im very hesitant)
I've done a bit of soldering and I didn't enjoy this and won't be doing another anytime soon!
Taking the heat shield off and changing that thermal paste could help with the overheating
@@fixingmoddingbuilding I noticed you had a video with the hwfly, mind if I ask if you think that'd be alright?
@@Anreii I always say you need to practice before just diving in.
The v1/v2 mod chip is easy, but only if you can solder, if you can't solder it's still hard.
@@fixingmoddingbuilding I'll see if I can get a little experience first then, thank you man
Hello near the end of your switch v2 mod you use kefton tape I think it's called can I use ordinary cello tape to stop shorts or does it have to be kefton tape
Yer it's used to stop shorts, I think it might be OK but i wouldn't say for certain
Hey I have a a straight soldering tip would it be easier to use a curved one during the installation?
What you feel comfortable with, I don't mind whatever I use, some people have favourites.
Which chip is better to buy, like the one in the video or from hwfly, I'm from China and I have the same price, which is better and easier to connect?
This is the only oled I've installed and will be the last
When i touch the Dot to the ground nothing happens cau u tell me why? Ia there other Dot point to solder?
I don't know what you mean sorry
Bro, i intalled the chip, get the blue and green leds , but my screen didnt show anything , what i need to check ?
Need to look at all your solder points are solid and make good contact.
Work of art! but I shake worst than an alzheimer's patient 😢 and have R.A. so it would be impossible for me . BUT HACKERS PLS FIND A BACK DOOR FOR THE OLED!
Did this but I power on and switch is making small buzzing noise 😔
Check your solder, if no joy reset and test without.
My nand adapter isnt engaging. my multimeter never beeps when I test it. Do I have to use a shim? Maybe pretin the tiny connector?
I don't think tinning is a good idea.
Could be a faulty connector, might need to get another?
testing between the connector and the solder point is good. So I dont know about that. Something is just misaligned or im not pushing the adapter in far enough.
Looks like I did it. I needed to test using the voltage measurement setting not the beep tester. its all soldered in and .549 reading. Im a newbie at this stuff and I guess the beep tester only works above a certain voltage.
Hi sir. Want to ask, is using this method the oled fast to broken ? Because other ppl said, kamikaze method is needed for oled.
I have read both work just as well, kamikaze is too risky.
Great video, I do have an issue though. It turns blue then flashes short then long while yellow. The github said that the CMD isn't connected but I don't know what that meant any help would be nice thank you.
Same problem CMD not connected
ouch this is way harder than the v2, been looking to upgrade my V2 to an Oled, but this gives me pause lol i did the V2 just fine, but this is a whole other level
Yer I didn't enjoy doing this one!
After 2-3 months after i modded my switch, it stopped booting into hekate and booted into OFW, the mod chip flashes 1 long yellow flash, and 1 short yellow flash. Is there anything that can cause this? I do not have autoboot on
Would need to check your solder points first
What microscope do you use?
When I made the video didn't have a microscope, just used zoom on my phone.
Since then bought the below microscope which I recommend.
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does it matter what wire I use? If so, any recommendations?
nvm i see 30 awg
when i power it on it is blue and after green yellow flashing 4 times no image,,what can be the problem i inspect all the solder joints manny times they look okey the pico if with software downloaded and instaled from your other video what can be the problem?
It has got to be a solder joint? Could be the part is not pushed down enough behind the nand?
Hi, my modchip holds the blue light for a few seconds and then blinks yellow twice. What did I do wrong?
Check solder joints
If I get an oled just to mod I am going to DESTROY it 😭
I think I have basic soldering supplies, but I have no idea what I'm doing. I'll need some of that tape and to make sure I have wicks and stuff. I will need a microscope. There is no way I'm getting a microscope...
Do I need my own wires too? omg
I wouldn't recommend the install, I don't plan on doing another unless I bought a really cheap oled that I was going to keep.
@@fixingmoddingbuilding Yea, I bought some crappy rudimentary soldering supplies and decent solder and decided to put it on hold for a bit, and I'll buy a switch oled later and a breadboard or whatever just to get slightly comfortable soldering. These videos are very useful and interesting.
I make same thing but the Nintendo switch OLED startup on OFW directly like no picofly … idea ? Thanks
Check the fw is installed on the chip, check solder points, check the diode readings on the part that slides under the nand.
@@fixingmoddingbuilding it’s same firmware of v2 and lite ? I read on the band 8v or 5v , that’s a lot man 👍🏻
@@fixingmoddingbuilding I good a solution : bad soldering on 3v3 now it’s good thanks
installed the same modchip, but its blinks Blue, Yellow,Yellow And boots to OFW, Any idea?
Probably a bad solder point, just need to go back over everything
Oled and Picofly rp2040, hekate. Emu side all running ok and standard side too.
Can I update the switch firmware to play game cartridges on the stock boot side online ? Or never? Or a special method?
Can update both sides on ofw on emunand can be connected to the internet so can update officially
I’m sorry to ask but no matter how I slide the D0 chip in, I can only get a highest reading of .032V. Any tips or suggestions on what I should do?
Either it's not lined up right, it's not being pushed in and making contact or it could be faulty, heard this can happen
Hello , I installed the mod chip, everything seems correct, but I am getting the Failed to init emmc error, what could be the reason?
There's not much to it so You need to check the solder joints, also check the chip has the software installed on it and your sd card has the correct files to boot.
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