Nintendo Switch No power PART 2 - This is why I avoid devices with prior repair attempt.
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
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This repair was possible possible through experience only! you said it! nice to see your work, it's really enjoyable!
Hello boss, I randomly discovered your channel on UA-cam and being a repair technician myself specifically for the printing and packaging industry, I must say you have poured out all of your experience into these short videos, and not many people are capable of doing this. Hats off for doing a great job! There is so much to learn, the way you flux up your board, the subtle movements you use to pre tin the pads. I wish you the very best for years to come.
I think it helps to have a crowd source blueprint of the Nintendo Switch motherboard. Even if we don't know what the IC's do, it's helpful to know how many surface mount components are on the board and where exactly they are.
Ah. The sweet taste of victory! Congrats on the successful repair. Your persistence and love of your technical craft is enjoyable to watch.
I found myself with a wide smile when you finally fixed it. Great job really enjoying the videos!
Sir, I am from Turkey, I have been watching your videos for a long time and ı really appreciate how you handle the comments and the way you approach the problems with the devices. I am newby in this sector, ı learn many things from you. Thanks a lot.
Respect.
11:01 always makes me feel good at this very moment of sincere satisfaction :-)
Ohh im in the video :D
😂 great
You sir are an MVP
Instant fame!
You're lucky
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Hi alix I am glad that you responded me. I am thankful for honesty and hard working and delivering to the people.
Repairing is my hoby from childhood now I am 50 but like this work.
I congratulate you this happy Christmas and pray for your good health.
I'm glad you went back to try and repair it. Things like that drive me nuts. I did notice what appeared to be a missing cap are resistor the other person mentioned, but my main thought was when you put the chip on, it was a bit more solder on the center pad than I would have used, I was afraid it could short one of the traces beneath that couldn't be seen. Anyways, glad you went back to it and got it going.
Really appreciate all of your videos. They are VERY HELPFUL and easy to follow
Hope you have a great Christmas with family and friends and a even better new year. Love watching your videos
WOW, that's crazy ! Your persistence paid off, you gotta feel good with this one. Nice fix.
You got it brother with your fantastic expertise 😊👍👏👌 The chances of two faulty chips in a row is highly unlikely but you rationalized the situation against the odds and you fixed it! Happy festive season to you, big boss and family 😊
great job. After watching the previous video I was hoping your would come back to it and try again. Nice how sometimes it is just a bad IC even though it was new, these parts are turned manufactured by the thousands and there will always be a few defective chips in the lot. Happy Holidays!
Hi, nice to see your problem solved. Your thinking is spot on. Marry Christmas 🎄
Thanks for part 2 amazing fix amazing job as always keep it up !
Satisfaction at 100% merry Christmas and Happy New year!
I have almost no clue about hardware repairing( just started learning ) but your videos are for me as satisfying videos are for my daughter. Amazing.... :) :) :) :)
Excellent! Many times sleep it over make us rethink everything and leads to a solution. Superb job
My boss said that I had taken his expensive tool. After several weeks of searching, at 3am, I found it in my sleep. I walked into the shop and pointed across the room. "There is your tool!" No apology.
I loved this two part Nintendo Switch repair. We are trying out Northridge Fix for a mail in repair on my son’s Nintendo Switch. I’ve been a subscriber for a while, time to see if my repair heroes can save my son’s Switch!
What an amazing repair the Customer and the Repair Shop they can both be very Happy to have someone with great Experience and Knowledge working on their Consoles. Amazing work only done because of the Gret Knowledge.
I always love your smile when something is fixed. I understand the feelings..
Evil little ic... Thumbs up for not giving up Alex!
11:00 I was so excited to see that you actually got it working :D .... I watched both parts. New subscriber.
Just writing this comment to help with the algorithm. I know nothing about electronics but I enjoy your videos 😬🤷♀️
Loved finding your channel. Thanks for making these videos. Any chance of you creating and maintaining some playlists? I.e. Nintendo Switch repairs, PS4 repairs etc.? I know from the perspective of the creator, playlists often feel like a pain in the bum and waste of time, but you'd be surprised how helpful they are for the viewer. Also, it means people will likely watch more of your videos as UA-cam doesn't farm them off elsewhere. Keep doing what you do. Ed
Happy Holidays Northridge Fix
You guys know what the hell your doing
Nuff Respect !
Maybe the missing components destroyed the M92 chip and now with all the components in place another M92 chip has survived ?
Yeah, it could be the case :)
Bypass cap can destroy a chip?
@@mokrapower5270 if the chip is too sensitive to noise or spikes, it could.
I was thinking the same thing
I wonder if that chip is sensitive to static and easily fried
I thought of it at the first time. Happenned to me often to replace a chip with a defect one. Happen often lol! Good for you. If you are like me the best pay is not the money it's when you see the console working. This makes me so happy!
You are an inspiration to me! I'm studying electronic engeneering to be just like you!
Aspire to be better than him.
Always watching from the Philippines, i do learn so much from your video sir thanks for sharing this video god bless and more power to your channel.
I am very happy that u fix it 😇 everyday I am learning something special from u
Congratulations. Perfect job.
Awesome. Glad to see that sharing knowledge leads to success somehow.
Thank you for all the experience that you share!
I was happy for you to fixed this device … congratulation
Nice job mannn.. im also working with these issues lately here in my little shop..
Congrats and Happy Holidays! 😅👍
Always learning something new sir keep it up
So much satisfied, awesome work .
very nice you will reach the 100.000 subscribers..congratulations
Nice job and thanks for answering my question :D
Nice to see you fixed it 👌
Good for you . always enjoy your videos.
Being a viewer from day one I actually like this reading comments and putting your 2 cents. Maybe we can make this a regular thing 😇🙏😇
Amazing Repairs sir 🙏🌹❤️
Always learning Mr Fixit :)
You are the hombre i love how you doing the repairs
Asalamuliakum sir . Good to see that device is alive again. It shouldn't be possible, experience person like you indeed . It was the third try and how lucky is that board. Wooohoo . We are happy and we all are learning. MaashaAllah. Allah may bless you success at every step ameen. Masalaama ..
I Love that Face When u Done Something Well. Ty For What u Doing there.
Great content! Very informative!
My take on what happened : M92 chip replaced - shifted caps caused some sort of overvoltage and fried the chip. Then you placed your caps back, everything was ok, but M92 was fried. Replacing it the second time with no fault on the board made it work. That was a tough nut to crack, good job man
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Feels good 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Keep it up 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great job that's why its good not to give up
ಅದ್ಭುತವಾದ ಸುಂದರವಾದ ವಿಡಿಯೋ ❤️😍 amazing and beautiful video ❤️🌹
You are always after solution which is praise worthy
Great job and video like always
Well done!!
Nice, really satisfying.
that's where it gets tricky , when you change the chip once, and not knowing that the donor board chip was bad too,
good work,
I love you work bro.👍
Good work paid off, job will done.
CONGRATULATION MISTER!!! VERRY NICE JOB!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR... BIG LIKE... YOU ARE THE BEST... HAVE NICE DAY... 😍😍😍😘😘😘
Good find...
Well done!
i think it was the solderbridge between the 2 and 3 cap what you see in the monitor at 7:50 on the bottom right but maybe the chip was dead idk i love your videos great job :D
Congratulations on the success! :D Could you please show what you do to keep your soldering tip clean so it accepts solder?
Well done.
Nice job, NorthridgeFix Nr.1
crazy thing, well done 👍
Wow that's great.. i love watching your videos. I want to be like you.
Chanduviney thoppikaan aakilla makkale!! Good work
This is getting interesting. Quizzes makes learning interesting.
great work
Mission completed. + Respect!!!
Nice one Have had faulty chips when new ordered just goes to show.
Nice job 👌
Super work...😎😎😎
Masha'Allah you are doing your job properly, greetings from istanbul
One time I was having an issue with an application (java) on a PC no other application would fail except for that one. After hours of troubleshooting the PC thinking it was a software problem found out it was a bad capacitor on the motherboard. I still don't understand why it was only causing issues with java. Ive found some weird rare issues throughout my troubleshooting experiences.
Thank u sir for reading our comments.
I wonder if you could use a curve tracer with the component installed. You can get a pattern on each terminal of a chip on a good board. Then you can use those patterns for comparison during repairs. You'd have a nice database of patterns.
Lol famous phrase "3rd time is the charm." So happy the console worked after you spent lots of time working on it.
Good work
I've watched the whole videos just to see this smile 11:04 ^^
well done 👍😀👍
Baaaam...you are the boss👍👌 i knew it you would fix that.
So, thats experience. You can change things two times, three times and it will worked at the fourth time. But thats a very very small chance that you take a new component thats allready bad, but you couldnt know that.
Love it ❤️❤️
well done !
nice job!
Good job
Awesome and quite annoying when you have no doubt about replacement parts.... it happens....once I had caps for power supply. I solder new, it simply exploded... the next one did same and then I realized that the caps jackets were put wrong, indicating false minus....
Never give up!
Merry Christmas
Lot's of hardwork and never give up to get success 👍(mashallah) ❤️from india🇮🇳
Aaah man who would have thought!
Reminds me of a repair of a PLC i/o module I had a couple of weeks ago at work.
Device not being recognized by the setup. Everything seems to measure okay so decided to replace the one ic on the board that communicates with the backplane...little bit more life now but still not worki g as it should.
Replaced the new ic with a know working one from my own device and all was fine.
Took another new one and placed it on my own device and now all was working again.
Can't recall correctly btw, did you try to charge the switch after replacing the ic but with the missing component before?
If so, could that have caused the IC to die again?
Awesome... Awesome 😁👍
Nice. Made me think to troubleshoot. Can you remove the chip that you think is faulty and before replacing it, plug it to the battery to see if its ok ? Then if it doesnt flicker you know its a bad chip.
Very nice