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Steam Deck reshell - OLED with Clicky Buttons Mod

    Reshelled this family's Switch and Switch Lite

    Reshelled this family's Switch and Switch Lite

    A Switch Lite in for a reshell.

    DS Lite USB-C mod installed.  This mod is very strong due to anchoring beneath the board, your USB cable might rip first!

    This USB-C port needs sniffin, and replacin.

    Steam Deck OLED Reshell by Sagebrush Repair

    The M92T36, or the M92, can short internally and disallow charging current.

    The M92T36, or the M92, can short internally and disallow charging current. Faulty chips can be replaced and the Switch should be able to charge again.

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    A full hour plus of modding an OLED

    Switch OLED full mod, sped up

    One of the hardest mods to do on a Switch, happens to be a specialty of mine from 16 years of soldering practice.

    Shorted Battery FET

    The device that connects the battery to the charger went a little bit on fire.  The hotspot got to 105℃ and the chip appeared charred.  The chip that's hot is actually a diameter to the right of the bright spot.  I don't know why my camera is telling me the cold chip's temp directly above the hot spot.

    Missing contact fingers repaired on expensive high-end power/data flex cable

    Two gold plated copper fingers were corroded and shorted together by the charred underlying fiberglass (scorched glass tends to carbonize and is quite conductive!).  


    To fix this, I scraped out as much charred substrate as remained, cleaned the available traces behind a non-conductive protective layer, and  shaped a channel for some 28AWG solid core wire. I soldered the wire, epoxied the area and let it "dry" for a day.  I then ground away the excess, and sanded the contacts smooth.  Each finger has a beveled forward edge so the pins smoothly contact it.


    Cured epoxy and the top layer of the round wire was sanded away.  The

    Water damage kills another laptop

    The result of a very unfortunately located spill.  If they spilled anywhere else on the laptop, it would be saved, but this is a high current power supply chip, and it went out very dramatically since it was so powerful. It managed to fry nearly every chip nearby it, including the main ones.


    A shame.


    This is why it's hard to give answers to "is it fixable?"  I fixed this chip just fine, but couldn't fix the other ones it mangled

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