(任天堂Switch的Micro SD卡槽的更换)

Before, there were just general errors with games not loading, CFW ran in 1-bit mode, etcetc.

I just replaced it, and it seems that the SD just isn't detected in general? Even if I boot into stock Horizon, normal stuff, it just doesn't load the SD at all.

The guide itself was extremely vague with...what to do for putting it in, basically?

Like, I tried to push it in a lil bit but it never really "connected", and I just figured that I'd leave it how it was? Like, maybe that's just how it works, you don't feel a connection between the two?

Was I supposed to just push it into the connector thingy itself?

Yeah, I replaced the black adhesive pad thingy.

(also it seems that one of my backplate screws got stripped lol, oh well~)

Either way, any help?? Attached are some things that may or may not help, sorry for the VERY blurry pictures...

Do you guys have any help, advice, correction for a VERY stupid error that I made?

thank you very much for your help

⟐ Answered 十月 08, 2025 at 6:28 GMT-7

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⟐ Answer edited 六月 09, 2025 at 7:50 GMT-7

⟐ Answered 四月 12, 2025 at 6:39 GMT-7

I've caused a friend's switch some damage that the fan is not operating now. Everything else works fine thankfully, but it seems like the gray clamp that keeps the connection together snapped off and it looks like the pin on top broke off with it. Here is the condition it is in.

Compared to the image shown here in iFixIt:

This seems like it requires some solder work on the motherboard with a replacement ribbon clamp. Can anyone confirm this is the case or is are there any suggestions we can try?

So far, putting pressure in the area does not help nor did any electrical tape with pressure did either.

Thanks

Update to @flannelist. Looks like the connectors look okay? I haven't had any luck trying to put pressure getting the fan to turn on unfortunately. I did order extra pieces of this on this site. Seems like soldering will be needed for this.

Thanks all for looking at this issue!

⟐ Commented 三月 04, 2025 at 12:43 GMT-7

I bought a nintendo switch and am in need of a couple replacement parts.

1 - it’s missing a kickstand on the back, so I am hoping to buy a replacement. Does anyone know a) where i can buy one b) how to p ut it back on?

2 - The front frame with the covering of the air vent at the top is broken. I know the back panel doesnt cover this part of the switch itself. There are 4 or 5 plastic “bars” on top that cover the vent that are broken. How do i replace this?

Thanks!

⟐ Answered 八月 01, 2024 at 12:37 GMT-7

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⟐ Commented 五月 14, 2024 at 7:22 GMT-7

# Hard restaring it for 20 seconds

1. Charging it up with diffrent chargers including official one from nintendo.

I want a solution that doesn't have me replace it or getting rid of the save data. I have an SD card in it, but not all the data is stored on there. What should I do?

⟐ Commented 三月 19, 2024 at 16:51 GMT-7

• Replacing the Battery (Successfully, showed charged, but won’t recharge even with new battery).
• Testing multiple USB-C cables, an off-brand, and an on-brand.
• The console indicates that it’s charging but the number just falls to depletion.
• When connected to the dock, it doesn’t make any difference and does show on the screen as it would on the tablet part.

My question is the fact that I have occurred the forums and tried everything but replacing the USB-C or any of the on circuit chips. Should I try replacing the USB-C connector? Since it is indicating that it is charging, but not actually charging means its more of a chip issue? Are most of the chips repaired with a heat gun?

Thank you in advance for all of your help/suggestions!

⟐ Answered 四月 30, 2023 at 16:03 GMT-7

⟐ Answered 三月 27, 2023 at 18:57 GMT-7

Replaced my left joycons joystick recently and all was good at first. I don't often use the thing in handheld mode so I didn't notice. I have been through and checked that no ribbon cables are disconnected.

I can't find a diagram of the left joycon internals and what they do, because I feel like that would help massively.

Thanks so much in advance!!

⟐ Commented 三月 06, 2023 at 14:19 GMT-7

⟐ Answered 三月 01, 2023 at 6:00 GMT-7

How do I fix this?

⟐ Answered 一月 10, 2023 at 23:36 GMT-7

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⟐ Answered 十月 06, 2022 at 11:53 GMT-7

Now that you’re up to speed, here’s the actual problem. I ordered the M92T36 from eBay, hoping to get it soldered on by a local electronics repair shop. When I got back my Switch from the repair guy, I tried turning it on in the shop, only to get greeted with the classic 2101-0001 error during boot. I told him that something’s not right, he blamed it on the fact that the replacement chip I bought had clearly been soldered before. I had seen that before, and just assumed it was because it was picked off from another Switch.

When I get home, I check the area near the chip, and although at first glance in the shop it looked fine, upon closer inspection I notice that something is missing, and something else right next to it has been moved slightly, but not enough to mess up the connections. I look up an image of the motherboard on the iFixit store and there is clearly something missing, a resistor, capacitor, something. I’m no expert on tiny electronics. I’ve attached images. Would be nice to know what that is.

One edge of the M92T36 itself looked sort of scuffed, like there was some gunk shorting all the pins together. Although probably not the smartest idea, I did my best to carefully scrape out that stuff from in between the pins with a thin needle, but that barely did anything, other than add some scratches to the PCB. Again, not something anyone would consider the best solution in this case, but it’s not like I have the tools or knowledge to figure out what’s going on in there the proper way, either.

I don’t know what I plan on getting out of this. I don’t want to wait another month for shipping from eBay only to get screwed over again, or for it to turn out that my needle strategy has nullified my chances, or that the chip itself really is faulty, or that the pins are still short circuited, but then again I also don’t want to buy a new console. Used console-only switches cost like 190 euros on eBay, and as a fifteen-year-old that’s nowhere close to cheap. I guess I’m mostly asking just to see what my options are.

Any help is appreciated.

⟐ Commented 二月 07, 2022 at 5:09 GMT-7

I just tried to repair the card reader with a spare part bought on Ifixit.
the new reader doesn’t work better ( games are detected but error message in return). Moreover the touch screen doesn’t work any longer ….

Do you have any idea?
thanks !

⟐ Answer accepted 十二月 10, 2021 at 14:32 GMT-7

sorry for poor quality had to use a webcam but thats basically the issue

⟐ Answered 七月 27, 2021 at 13:29 GMT-7