Repair FAULTY Nintendo Switch with THIS known good DIODE measurements of a working Nintendo Switch

Test a faulty Nintendo switch with the diode readings of a known working Nintendo switch. Start by testing a component in the circuit and compare the diode value with the known good diode value.

If the readings are significantly different, it suggests a faulty component.

Set the multimeter to diode mode. Red probe to ground, black probe to the component that you want to measure.

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00:00 - Assembly / disassembly Nintendo Switch motherboard
01:51 - Battery connector
02:22 - Joy-con connector
04:38 - Speaker
05:39 - Joy-con connector
06:32 - BQ24193 - battery management charging IC
11:41 - USB-C connector
13:39 - USB-VCC / VBUS mosfets
15:47 - M92T36 - power charging control - IC
24:56 - MAX77621 - voltage regulator IC
27:45 - Speaker
28:03 - MAX77621 - voltage regulator IC
29:54 - Nearby LCD backlight ribbon connector
31:30 - LCD backlight ribbon connector
31:50 - Joy-con connector
34:20 - SD card connector
36:58 - eMMC card
38:26 - Nearby crystal oscillator
40:37 - Wifi / bluetooth antenna connector
40:51 - LCD data line filters
41:51 - LCD connector
43:34 - Fan connector
46:54 - Power / volume ribbon cable connector
47:56 - Game card / touch screen connector
51:18 - Nearby wifi / bluetooth IC
54:55 - Nearby BCM4356 wifi / bluetooth IC
58:04 - eMMC module connector
1:01:44 - MAX17050 battery fuel gauge IC
1:02:57 - BH1603FVC ambient light sensor
1:07:18 - Filters for PI3USB30532 IC
1:08:42 - PI3USB30532 USB 3.0/DP1.2 matrix switch IC
1:13:27 - Realtek ALC5639 audio codec IC
1:16:35 - B1633 GCBRG HAC STD T1001216 - anti piracy IC
1:18:36 - MAX77620 power management IC
1:34:24 - Extra measurement: Realtek ALC5639 audio codec IC