FAIL - Nintendo Switch Charging Port Repair. How To Fix Ripped Pads. Microsoldering

[@joani2732]

You Got me inspired bro, I just open my shop and do basic repairs my goal is to get to this level!! Thank you again wish me luck in my journey.

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Thank you! Appreciate the support!

[@erdepfel]

as always, a very good and clean job, thanks for the video

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Thank you!

[@14066Dani]

Hey. Great video! Could you tell us, where you got the "premade" jumper-points from? They are awesome and I have never seen them before.

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Sure! I just updated the video description. But here it is as well 🛒 Premade Jumpers - Solder Lugs (China): bit.ly/3evkrBS 🛒 Premade Jumpers - Solder Lugs (USA): www.injuredgadgets.com/wylie-soldering-repair-spot-welding-piece-patch-solder-lugs/?acc=3d2d53e5abcd70e24cc444935b88e6ac21

[@thepczone318]

From the Tegra RCM menu, choose Hekate and inject payload. You should get a text menu on the screen. Use the Vol + - button to navigate and power button to choose. Go to Tools > AutoRCM. See if AutoRCM is enabled. If it is. Disable it and reboot. If all is well, it should boot up fine. If AutoRCM shows as disabled then there's something wrong with the NAND. Awesome stream. I enjoy watching your videos. I learned so much from you. Thank you.

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Thank you for the info! I just tried that & it still boots back into RCM mode. I see AutoRCM was enabled, I disabled it, then went to Reboot (Normal) and nothing. So maybe NAND is damaged as you mentioned 😅

[@SURGE101]

Really good stream Jesse , thanks👍

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@wazaups4687]

1 i already offer this service to my customer get loads of ones where they or someone else has tried it before so i know how you feel and i love your videos they help me loads thank you jesse

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Haha it happens to all of us. Thank you for your support!

[@AlexPebodyGM]

Super acuracy job! Great!

[@vannahsa3]

I'm from Texas!

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Nice! I was just out there last month!

[@Retroandrarevideogames]

Do you do individual coaching calls where you can watch and coach me through a repair?

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

We have a 90 day training program that includes live coaching. Learn more about it here: www.vccboardrepairs.com/solder-course

[@Lynix305]

First time soldering and I botched it a bit worse than these pads 😅 would it be more cost effective to replace the motherboard entirely or send it to get repaired explaining the bad pads to the tech

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Send me pictures and I can quote you: www.vccboardrepairs.com/me

[@Coolman27097]

So I'm a newbie to all this and have 4 questions please. 1. Before you put the jumpers on you scrape the pad spots until you see the copper under they layers? 2. Do I have to use uv mask or is that a step I can skip? 3. If I do have to use it, is there a diy or alternative that works similar? 4. And also if I have to use it, I notice you scraping it back off, is that on certain spots? I'm sorry so many questions.

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

1. Yes. 2. Yes you need it otherwise they'll move when trying to put the port on. 3. No diy option. 4. Scraping it to expose the surface of the jumper so it can solder onto. By the way, I have a group you can join to ask for guidance Https://www.vccboardrepairs.com/vcc-fb-group

[@Coolman27097]

Thank you I appreciate your quick response

[@melannieworld]

What type of tip are you using and size? No one ever seems to say what they are using in away. Please let me know, thanks.

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

It was a Hakko J Tip. You can find it on my website: www.vccboardrepairs.com/gear

[@alexandreabrantes1580]

Cirúrgico, que belo trabalho

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Gracias

[@juanjoviciana6152]

Hi Jesse I need the reference code of the ic 6 pin you are clean near the charging port . can you help me ¿

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Check repair.wiki

[@juanjoviciana6152]

@@VCCBoardRepairs the referece os ic 7C, very tahnks

[@franz6835]

Good job. How email you for work too. I have my certificate Jessa Jones repair

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

You can find my contact form in the video description

[@chasefournier]

Jesse why u gotta show my early repair attempts on camera 🤣🤣🤣

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Hahaha sorry! I had to do it

[@bryanswaggbeast8194]

Do you have a discord?

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

I dont. Just a Facebook group: vccboardrepairs.com/vcc-fb-group

[@bryanswaggbeast8194]

@@VCCBoardRepairs i attempted restoring the pads and failed. Not sure which pads were supposed to get restored and I didn’t have the right soldering tip but a chisel which was too big leaving solder on multiple pads at once.

[@PringlesEG]

I'm a 1 but always getting better as I go.

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Fantastic!

[@KurushimiVrishraka]

Hi Jesse! I accidentally burned my USB-C Charging port, using a low end USB-C it melted down, the controller still works, is there a way to replace the charging port? Or do you know where to buy? I will learn to do it myself hahaha! If you could please help me! Thank you!

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Yes, check my channel for charging port repair video

[@erikamcdonald850]

i just did the same thing to my remote control keyboard

[@franz6835]

The problem is when you use too much heat desoldering procesador. I use 365 grades and number 7 air. 400 grades i think is too much. I made those mistake before but I learn about my mistake and I hope you can fix the switch if not email me for send you the files about schematics of Nintendo switch.

[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Lower heat does not remove the port I have to use 400C on my station for Nintendo switch

[@cristianaltz1925]

Hello, where did you find those schematics? I've been looking for a while to buy them but there's no way.

[@smartphonerepair7555]

STARTING 2 BUT COMING FROM BEING #3

[@luislopez-rq1cv]

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[@VCCBoardRepairs]

Awesome!