Thanks for the video you prevented me from doing great damage to my switch I guess. After seeing the video I won't try to repair it myself

who ever designed any usb port can't make it to heaven

This guy is absolutely brilliant with electronics love watching his soldering work 👍👍

Thx for the point regarding preheating the board.

Beautifully explained and demonstrated as always!

Thanks for the video, Got my brother's switch fixed in about 3 hours with no broken pads. Did have 4 of them lift though.I need to pick up a preheater before I do something like this again though, was not fun doing it only with hot air and an iron.

Love how detailed this is

At 5:55 in, when you heat it to flow the pads underneath, do you come in with hot air from the top of connector or underneath the board?

Well done, soldering those sorts of connectors looks difficult, similar to BGA but not quite

when you solder connector back on to preheated board - u are heating using hot air station from connector side or opposite side ? It is not clear in video. Also what temperature and airflow is used for this step ?

Never heard of a 9Tendo switch before.

Great video 👍 when referencing temperatures, are they in Celsius or Fahrenheit? Thanks again for the video

Very neat and clean work. Loved watching this video.

Why were we looking at you while you were at a critical part of the process; replacing-resoldering the port? That's where we see where you are applying heat and how the port is reacting. Other than that a somewhat cold but nonetheless proficient repair video.

whats the temperature you are using on the board to put it back?>

Hi sir , i have done this but when removing the port , some pins was not de-soldered and have been snatched, any idea to fix this please?

Can i please ask what temp you have your soldering iron set too?

Thank you very much for this video it was really detailed! I've attempted the fix but i'm not 100% sure that it's perfect. If the port is badly soldered can it mess up other chips? I'm worried of trying and plugging the battery because of this.

just done 2 of these today,

I noticed missing tabs on board after removing the charge port. Is there a way to repair those tabs on the board that were missing?

This guy is a pro.

You are good sir ! But what type of solder do you recommend to use on everything?

Tried this but the dam anchor pins near the pins will not reflow. I had my hot air up to 480 and still nothing. What is going on. I think I probably damaged it.

How to know which type of usb type C to replace the old broken one? There are so many different usb type c configurations (pin layouts) so how to tell?

I've replaced the USB-c port on the same switch twice and rechecked my soldering job, it charges fine with cable both way round but wont display anything when docked, any tips? Thanks

Sometimes dont solder good and the Dock station dont display video. We most check this too.

Hi, what solder do you use to tin the pads ? Thanks

how much is the repair cost for that port replacement?

how much do you charge for the switch port replacement? i need one done, thanks!

Awesome! Whats the camera that you have to project onto the screen? Thanks!

What solder wick did you use?

How did you go about cleaning the holes so easily? Im having so much trouble with that

Great camera work

great videos! very helpfull but i need help! i got a switch with broken charging port. replaced it but seems like it is not charging the battery. it starts with 0 mah and after 34 minutes it went to 00275.i changed ICs bq2493 and bq24193 although they seemed fine but still same thing. i changed the charging port twice also. no luck

Do you know how to put a new plug on a nintendo switch power supply the type c side my grandson broke the plug I have a replacement one its just the wires that's puzzling me it's 2 red 2 black 1 white and the shield

What pre heater do you use I've been lookig for a good one

I know this is an older video but, when attaching the charge port connectors, is the soldering flux enough to solder and keep this component on? or did I miss a part where he added low heat soldering to both sets of connector pins?

Is this possible without heat gun? Only with the soldering ?

have you teste with HDMI cable usb C ?? because is the most important thing on nintendo switch

How does the solder just stick to all those small pins and not flow across them, shorting them out?

So basically if the USB c port is broken, the switch won't turn on, even with some battery juice? Cause my switch was working fine, it's just my charge port could only charge a certain way, so I used a toothpick to try moving the inside of the port and now my switch won't turn on at all.

Let's say I want to send you my Nintendo switch light, for this exact reason. How does one go about doing so?

Im looking to buy an USB-C port replacement part like this one. How do i go on and find info about the part number? Do you have any link to this particular one? :)

What is the liquid solution you used to clean the connector pads? I've been working on usb-c power port on an Acer chromebook 771 model and the jack itself has small pins that correspond to holes on the motherboard. When I remove the power port, the holes on the motherboard holes remain full of solder. I've tried solder wick as well as a metal probe with a fine point to see if I could pop the solder out, but that way doesn't work.

Mine charges but no long works on the TV.

Great Job. Well done

What iron do you use wattage wise!!! Brill videos

I just replaced a charging port and it will charge with the usb flipped either way but won't dock / display on TV any suggestions?

What preheating station do you use ?

Could you check the links again as some are now no longer valid, thanks

With my iMac 27" 2012, I made a stupid mistake to plug in usb cable to charge a small lipo battery. The screen turned black and could not turn on the power. What would be the damage and how to check for it? Thanks.

hi what soldering iron uses soldering irons

thanks for the tips!

preheat at 280 degrees celsius ?

what temp and flow do you use hot air gun at

Can anyone be kind enough to list what sauntering kit I might need I see wats and it's scares me I don't wana fry my mother board

I broke my USB c port on my keyboard is there any way to fix it

Is there a link to the heating unit you use?

where can i buy the baking table?

Imma try this for another device using usb C that wouldn't turn on. Wish me luck

How much heat are you using to not melt the connector when you are applying heat??

Since the pins are so close does the solder ever bridge between them?

What is your solder iron temp?

How much cost for sparepart and service?

Can this make it not show up on the tv?

where do you get the voltage meter you use to see how much its charging. I need one thanks

What is that clear liquid he is putting on the board?

Great job

Nice job

What's the temperature you are using and flow?

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Perfect bro

Good experiance sir nice video

Good job bro

Awesome

nice house

thank sir

Nice

Oh boy.... Way out of my range.... Not something I could safely do at home.

Good

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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.

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