PS5 HDMI diode test data for motherboards without a port installed. Fluke 115 multimeter used – red probe grounded, black probe grounded, black probe grounded. PS5 EDM-020 USB 3.0 Diode Measurement Data…
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Fixing the Nintendo Switch Blue Screen of Death
A Nintendo Switch typically displays a blue screen only when charging or powering on. This often occurs when the device is bent or warped. Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) The frame is…
Nintendo Switch M92T36 Chip Replacement
After replacing the M92T36 IC and connecting the Switch charger, the resistance between the CC1/CC2 lines and GND is less than 10 ohms. Resistance between CC1/CC2 lines and GND is below 10…
The Nintendo Switch console appears to be out of power.
The main unit appears to have no power, yet it emits a sound when the touchscreen is tapped. The main unit appears to have no power, yet it emits a sound when…
Repairing a Nintendo Switch console that only charges from one side of the USB-C port.
Fixing a Nintendo Switch issue where the console only charges from one side of the USB-C port The console only charges from one side of the USB-C port. Issues may lie with…
Fix for Nintendo Switch console turning black after the first logo appears
Fixed an issue where the Switch would display the initial logo upon startup and then go black. Console displays the initial logo upon startup and then goes black. Try replacing the battery…
The Nintendo Switch console is not detecting the Wi-Fi network.
This issue—where the Nintendo Switch console was operating normally but failed to detect any Wi-Fi networks—was resolved by replacing the Broadcom Wi-Fi chip (BCM4356XKUBG).
Nintendo Switch won’t turn on after port replacement
Won’t turn on after port replacement Won’t turn on after port replacement Potential issues with the M92T36 or P13USB
The Switch draws between 0.4 and 0.6 amperes from the charger.
Fixed an issue where the Switch drew 0.4–0.6A from the charger but would not power on. Charger current draw: 0.4A to 0.6A. Device would not power on. Don’t forget to plug in…