POWER! Nintendo Switch Lite - No power - M92T36 Chip - Shorted Capacitors - FIX!

Nintendo Switch Lite was brought in by customer. No power when plugged in to adapter. They bought a new adapter and same problem. Test, disassemble, test with multimeter - shorted caps on chip M92T36, test with thermal camera - high temp on M92T36 chip, replace M92T36 chip, assemble and test.
Microscope from Amazon:
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Isopropyl Alcohol Electronics Cleaner 99.9% pure, anhydrous.
MG Chemicals No.824-1LCA 945ml, from local electronics store.
Solder and solder wick are from Amazon:
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Flux from Amazon:
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[@JuanReyes-lj7wy]

Nice, also I recommend getting an amp meter or a charging station that has an amp meter. Great job on this.

[@yoshispcelectronicservices]

I do have an amp meter hooked and that is what led me to the power draw and to use a thermal camera. I try to record everything but there were early videos and planing while repairing sometimes things get overlooked. I have stopped recording for quite a while due to concentrating on repairing and am currently looking at getting help to edit and record videos. Hopefully with the help I can bring better and helpful content in the near future. Thank you for noticing and appreciate all feedback.

[@hove131]

Kingbo or chipquick flux? 😉

[@yoshispcelectronicservices]

Chipquik.

[@yoshispcelectronicservices]

The link for the flux is in the description. Thank you.

[@hove131]

@@yoshispcelectronicservices I was just trying to guess it was all lol could tell by the color. I use kingbo which is great flux and sans milky color. About $1 a tube.

[@yoshispcelectronicservices]

Thank you for the info, I will have to try that flux out.