Surprised! Excellent job Jim. A sincere congratulations. Define it in two words? Well...then: "extreme rescue." Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Mexico.
@@fixmyappjimthx so much Jim. Your video, advise and good wishes gave me success. The switch is now fully functional. However I am stuck on the next switch. Board has no shorts (no draw from usb or battery), replaced fuel gauge & BQ yet the battery is still drawing. It’s actually a dead battery (3.6v) yet the switch is showing 80% then 40%, just random numbers. It’s a working switch and it’s also not the battery. Any help would be super appreciated!
@@PapaGleb Good to hear that you fixed the first Switch! This one is a difficult one. Is it drawing a current in power off state? if yes i would check the primary power management MAX IC it uses the VSYS 4.2V, maybe you can check the mainboard with a thermal camera? personally if i do not find the problem i would replace the MAX IC,
@@fixmyappjim That's the thing, the board is drawing no power when off. I connected my power supply and board takes zero amps. Check this with the battery terminal and also the USB port but once I assemble everything to test, the battery drains instantly. After swaping the 17050, I swapped the BQ since its related to battery and still nothing. I put it aside for a few days to attack it with a fresh head but Ill watch your video again and see maybe I missed something. Thanks so much for the info. Its so good to have someone that actually responds and helps. It's truly a god send for someone learning. :)
@@PapaGleb Hi, Ur welcome! Maybe check what will happen if you disconnect eveything except for the lcd, backlight ribbon cable and battery maybe the fault is with the connected device / ribbon cable. :)
You have to check the APU for lost components or check if the RAM or APU has ripped / broken solder balls under the BGA you can try to press on the BGA to see if blue screen is gone. Gr. Jim
Surprised! Excellent job Jim. A sincere congratulations. Define it in two words? Well...then: "extreme rescue." Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Mexico.
Thank You for watching Carlos :)
Awesome video!!! The template and the soldier balls are awesome!!!
Thank you for watching! Gr. Jim
Great repair!
Thank you for watching. Gr. Jim
Was a good fix, though the apu took quite a bit of heat based on the brown color of the resin around the apu core, where it is usually a blueish grey
Hi yeah try to avoid flux residu :) on the upper side.
Wish me luck man. Going to try this tonight once the kids are asleep lol. My only worry is that I don't have a pre-heater.
Hi the apu can be easly removed with only hotair just be patient and do not force the apu out :) good luck. Gr. Jim
@@fixmyappjimthx so much Jim. Your video, advise and good wishes gave me success. The switch is now fully functional.
However I am stuck on the next switch. Board has no shorts (no draw from usb or battery), replaced fuel gauge & BQ yet the battery is still drawing. It’s actually a dead battery (3.6v) yet the switch is showing 80% then 40%, just random numbers. It’s a working switch and it’s also not the battery. Any help would be super appreciated!
@@PapaGleb Good to hear that you fixed the first Switch! This one is a difficult one. Is it drawing a current in power off state? if yes i would check the primary power management MAX IC it uses the VSYS 4.2V, maybe you can check the mainboard with a thermal camera? personally if i do not find the problem i would replace the MAX IC,
@@fixmyappjim That's the thing, the board is drawing no power when off. I connected my power supply and board takes zero amps. Check this with the battery terminal and also the USB port but once I assemble everything to test, the battery drains instantly. After swaping the 17050, I swapped the BQ since its related to battery and still nothing. I put it aside for a few days to attack it with a fresh head but Ill watch your video again and see maybe I missed something.
Thanks so much for the info. Its so good to have someone that actually responds and helps. It's truly a god send for someone learning. :)
@@PapaGleb Hi, Ur welcome! Maybe check what will happen if you disconnect eveything except for the lcd, backlight ribbon cable and battery maybe the fault is with the connected device / ribbon cable. :)
What stencil you used?
Nintendo Switch APU ODNX10-A1 0DNX02-A2 ODNXO2-A2 ODNX02-A2 BGA Laser Stencil Gr. Jim
Una pregunta broder.cuanto crees q cuesta esa reparación
La reparación no es rentable, creo que +- 100 dólares. Gr. Jim
Applied thermal paste and got bsod, what now?
You have to check the APU for lost components or check if the RAM or APU has ripped / broken solder balls under the BGA you can try to press on the BGA to see if blue screen is gone. Gr. Jim