Switch OLED Damaged CLK point - rebuilding CPU trace to eMMC (eMMC reballing) (subtitle ON)

In this video, I repair a Switch that was damaged during a Picofly installation. The CLK trace going from under the CPU to the eMMC chip was damaged, so I tried to rebuild this trace manually with a cable under the eMMC chip going to the CPU trace. The operation was a success since the Switch turned on.
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[@alexjorge1635]

Bonjour j’aimerais savoir quand je vais récupérer ma console , je l’ai envoyé le 31 janvier

[@hussoscaleo1479]

Un génie, j'adore, toujours satisfaisant ces vidéos, good job.

[@juliomaringalleguillos3457]

Hello friend, a question, in the photo you put at the beginning, the ones that are not marked, what function do they do?

[@loverboykimi]

Impressive. Is that coated(enameled ) wire or pure? and what is its diameter. I wonder how solder balls touched the board properly with that wire.

[@FranceRipair]

It is enameled obviously. The board made a connection with the wire that made a connection with the chip at the very least. Most likely that the board also made a connection with the board itself.

[@LCDLCD-cl2qp]

I connecte the dat0 to point B and now my switch OLED don’t boot ofw ( black screen ) and no boot CFW ( black screen ) do you have solution ? Thanks

[@ppedroto02]

Hello, sorry for the question, but, this break in the track, results in the console not being able to enter the system, like, just give a Nintendo screen and not enter the system?

[@FranceRipair]

The console is unable to turn on when the line is cut off.

[@KOOLAIDxK1D]

How much does this particular job cost?

[@michaelburns4020]

hmm... I think I might try this. I have a custom 0.6mm board to go between the main board and emmc, that breaks out a few of the points, dat0 and clk being two of them. I ruined the clk point on my first chip attempt (before I had a better microscope) much like the one in this video. Was successful on my 2nd try, but the first is still laying around to be used later for parts. Would be a bonus if I can get it working...

[@harchaformege2628]

😆😆👍👍👍👍

[@washingtonsm2645]

Quanto Graus sobre o eMMC?

[@greg7482]

Bravo Du coup tu va lui pucé maintenant quelle est reparé

[@FranceRipair]

C'est l'idée oui ;)

[@consolemods3271]

not a very clean work.. but apart from that it work.

[@krisiluttinen]

Extremely dirty work and workplace.

[@FranceRipair]

Thank you for your useful comment and advice !

[@audiocratie]

SCAM

[@shuffle-fichra7377]

Pk

[@boomers_pb]

the fuck are you talking about lmao