Mate! Theres nothing more we could do to that thing. You absolutely gave it your best shot! Unfortunately the H20 was too powerful and the gods of atlantis have decided the fate of this one. For the sake of £24 it was worth a try!

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers Elliot, definitely worth it. Next time victory will be ours!!!! Speak soon :-)

@anniewarbucks1794

5 жыл бұрын

Spoiler alert: it's e-waste.

@chrish1398

5 жыл бұрын

Must be a few bits you can use for spares so not a total waste.

@DinghTech

5 жыл бұрын

subs to you

@danilko1

5 жыл бұрын

When you get a situation as this, you have an opportunity to think outside of the box, with little to lose.

Ebay : "My son was playing with it and it stopped working suddenly, probably an easy fix" Reality : "Spent a few days in a fish tank, beyond economical repair"

This is the problem I see on a lot of Switches. Seems that those main chips are pretty weak with very few fuse protections on the board for them. At some point I'm going to just take one of those chips off to see if the shorts are gone. I certainly couldn't have done anything more for it than you did. You gave it a good try!

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Steve :-) It is interesting that the good boards also short on those caps but after a short delay. Please let me know the outcome when you do it or personally I would like to see a video of you doing that :-)

@janchristensen9858

5 жыл бұрын

@@Mymatevince this is because you are charge/decarge the caps and that's is why you see the ohm drops og rise. 6R is not shortet.

@RokasSondaras

5 жыл бұрын

I would say that you could add beard to ultrasonic cleaner, that would help a lot, would remove corrosion.

@muffinman202

5 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't buy one used, but we got ours new about a year ago and with semi-consistent play we've definitely gotten our money out of it without any issues.

@SupertigerDev

5 жыл бұрын

@@kfm06 just don't drop it in a swimming pool and you'll be fine

Marvel: Avengers endgame is the greatest crossover in history Mymatevince : hold my joycons

at 27:09 you've solder bridged two capacitors, so they are shorting it together. also, capacitors for RAM and CPU always have a low resistance to ground.

@Jdbye

5 жыл бұрын

Good eye. I didn't even notice that. I was too focused on the solder balls and the components closest by. Probably the same reason Vince didn't notice it.

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I did spot this while editing and I tapped the soldering iron on it to remove it. I think one of the solder balls shot out from under the chip and landed in between the caps. Unfortunately it still doesn't work but thanks for letting me know :-)

@curan

5 жыл бұрын

My Mate VINCE i wonder what line is it for. maybe the chip is now dead due to the short.

@mikerhodes9337

5 жыл бұрын

One of the chips had a couple solder bridges too. I didnt see you catch it but may have been edited out, good attempt mate!

@mikerhodes9337

5 жыл бұрын

yup best to check multiple times before applying power, once its done it's done. It's best to remove the chip put it on cold lining it up then use stripped bread ties + aluminum foil(or just make it from thin sheet aluminum reusing it) to make a make a stabilizer/heat concentrator while it's still cold lowering the chance of a short under the chip, when your bumping it around on the board it causes bridges as you can see on visible pins, you may have edited it out cutting right to it. When its stable the balls have way more tendency of bonding correctly and straight. Next time just eat a banana may help with the shaky hands. Use to use these techniques on ps3, xbox, and Wii repair when I did it for spare cash. These new consoles learned their lessons, Nintendo still needs to catch up, the switches cooling is a joke. I like the idea of a clear case cutting a design with a dremel right on top of the fan allowing more air flow at least, the motors are known to burn out due to a component because they get so hot. I heard that that component is what takes most switches down, no fan, you screwed.

Love the collab between some of my faves. Vince, Steve, and Elliot are awesome to watch

@TheRetroFuture

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@WaynesWorld69

4 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more! I've learned so much from Vince, Elliot and Steve. Now I'm fixing my consoles / controllers and having a ball :)

the chip near the charge port is damaged when elliot cleaned it there where scratches on the board near the chip and the side of the ic chip is broken also there was bad corrosion on the backlight cable as well so glad you did this video

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, when you say the side of the IC chip is broken- could you let me know more info. Is the little chip to the right of the charge port near the battery connector? How do you know it is broken? Thanks mate :-)

@moosesugar

5 жыл бұрын

@@Mymatevince the grey coloured chip or coil next to the charge port towards the battery connector where the scratches on the board are looks like the edges are chipped off i might be wrong but it does not look right i noticed it when you zoomed in to show us the corrosion on the board i had a 3ds with a similar looking chip that was damaged and the console would not power on or charge until i changed it over and that was after water damage i hope that helps mate

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

@@moosesugar I know the one mate. I think it is an inductor (think-I might well be wrong). I will take another look at it. Thanks for letting me know :-)

@chrish1398

5 жыл бұрын

@@Mymatevince I'd have thought the battery would at least charge if even if the Tegra/Nvidia chip is damaged ?

I actually have a switch I bought locally for $110 and it came with everything. Joycons, dock, charger, etc. The only issue after taking it apart was the same backlight issue. It has a faint image when you held a flashlight to it but no backlight. 1 of the pins was completely corroded and 1 was completely missing. Ordered a new screen for $14 and now I have a brand new switch for $124.

@Isaaaaaaac

5 жыл бұрын

RipTornSideways That’s not brand new but still an amazing deal.

@riptornsideways

5 жыл бұрын

@@Isaaaaaaac It's practically brand new.

@Isaaaaaaac

5 жыл бұрын

RipTornSideways nice

@riptornsideways

3 жыл бұрын

@Rob Alle I sold it for $300 when switches were way up.

I nearly suggested you take a look at this, looking forward to watching it properly at work in the morning :)

Holy crap. I was telling the retro future about you the other day after seeing the video where he got this . Really chuffed to see you've taken it on Vince. I haven't watched yet but good luck, it looked rough inside.

YES!!! A new "Mate Mate Vince" episode... So happy! The only thing that could make it better was if there was TWO episodes or 2 hours long.. I must have watched ALL the "trying to Fix" episodes 4 times each. Thanks to you Vince I have a solder station and have started fixing things, This is my Mrs account but I'm in my 40's from Lancashire and have always loved fixing and taking apart things. BEST CHANNEL ON KZread! Dan. :)

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Dan :-)

@heartcrafts3426

5 жыл бұрын

@@Mymatevince No, Thank you, Sir ;)

I love your videos ABC's enjoy every one of them. Today is my bday abs just glad to watch a vod from once of the few youtubers who make actual content. Love the vids Vince.

How serendipitous is that? I just watched that switch getting the once over by "Retro Future" the other day and wondered whether he got it going or not.. what a shame you didn't try heating "reballing that main chip as I remember someone else doing that as a last ditch effort, and on man you should have seen ?! No Wait!! I mean heard his excitement as it fired up.

Great video. I have been watching your videos for sometime and you have really improved your skills. keep them coming mate.

Saw your comment on his video and was waiting for this! haha

Nice try Vince I did also see the bridged capacitors (which i see you found reading the comments). Dont be disheartened. You were trying to fix something that was water damaged and had already been attempted to fix. This takes you to a new level. This shows repair guys sending you stuff to repair now. You have come such a long way. Would you like my hoverboard boards to try and fix? (I wont send the complete hoverboard lol)

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Emma :-) I think those hoverboards come with 3 different style of boards. I know when I looked before the cheaper ones were set up differently with less boards than the more expensive ones. I forget which ones I have here, I think it was the cheaper ones. Last time I looked you could buy the boards for approx. £20 on eBay. Although the hoverboards are always an interest fix you have to ask yourself do you really want to trust me to fix something yourself or your daughter is going to ride on!!!!!! Lol I don't think I am ready for that level of responsibility as I could foresee a broken arm in your household after getting thrown off :-)

@DEmma1972

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Vince. Thanks for replying. I have found out so much about these boards since I got them. The hoverboard I got (for £20) had a discharged battery. It was reading as 3.1V when it should be about 39-41V. The board is blue and is a V1 board. It has a main board and 2 gyro boards (total 3). This is not a top end board, but it is also not the cheapest type. The boards look pretty clean at 1st glance and I asked the seller who confirmed they were used seldom and then put in the garage for a few years. An attempt was made by a friend of the seller to fix the board (battery was dead)(INSERT FACEPALM) and upon closer inspection you can see parts have been resoldered. The sellers friend obviously couldnt fix the issue but I dont think he has caused any faults. As I said, this is a V1 board which I have discovered has a little known fault in the design where if the button is held in to calibrate it, then it can brick the logic board. I believe this may have been done by the seller or his friend to try and fix the board. I have investigated the board and found some shorts which seem confusing. I cannot fix the board but my knowledge and skills fall way short of even novice level. I actually just want closure on the boards to see if it is a bricked chip (in which case the board is useless to me on any level). An equivalent set of boards (Not V1) is only £15 on Ebay so I dont care if you wreck it to find the fault, but it may be a learning process for yourself and your viewers and undoubtedly some hoverboard users have had this fault. I did buy a further 3 boards (1 for BF, 1 for daughter and 1 for spares) which were sold as returns and faulty for £20 each. All 3 work fine but 2 need new batteries. These are all much more modern type but with only 2 boards (cheap version). Still a bargain as they are nearly new and if bought new they would cost £149 each.

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

@@DEmma1972 You got a real bargain there. £20 is a great buy. I will pass on the chance to fix them but thanks for the offer. If they had the same boards as my 2 hoverboards, then I could then measure different things and maybe even swap over components. Then possibly show them working at the end but without the same type it would be highly unlikely I could fix them. Thanks for thinking of me with the idea for a video though :-)

@DEmma1972

5 жыл бұрын

Vince. It doesnt bother me if you can fix them or not. Just wanted to see your approach and see what I missed lol. I can send you a pic or if you really dont want to do them then I wont ask or mention again. Cheers for your time

@DEmma1972

5 жыл бұрын

They are still selling them on facebook at £20 each. They bought/buy job lots

Love another Addition of your Fix it Stuff! Lol Thanks for the video!

I love this channel, I watch this when I'm bored and have nothing to do.

The reason why the capcatiors from the good Board are shorten after some time is bc they unload if u are meassure them with the "continuity test" aftet hey unload the have on both side the same potential.

@berni2627

5 жыл бұрын

sorry for my bad english

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for explaining it :-)

Nice one Vince. I'm an engineer, ok I'm an electro / electronic / mechanical so I'm not an expert in any. But I have to admit sometimes your thinking is way off but you don't give in, and other times I think OMG why didn't I think of that. I will definitely give you an award for perseverance. That row of capacitors could just be 1x faulty capacitor and because it's across the others it shows that they are all faulty but again it is also more likely the main chip is at fault. What would have been good is if you actually removed the chips when you were trying to reflow them to see if and when the short disappeared then put the chips back once you found the fault. I must admit working on stuff that small I would look like I was in the middle of an earthquake. Through hole PCBs are the best. Keep up the good work sir.

@jay-uj8xt

4 жыл бұрын

hes wasting his time supid Amature stick to playing with yourself

@MrMaxeemum

4 жыл бұрын

@@jay-uj8xt No need for that, I'm sure you could come up with a better reply.

@jay-uj8xt

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrMaxeemum whatever if you dont like my comment to read it

@MrMaxeemum

4 жыл бұрын

@@jay-uj8xt Ha ha ha ha ha ha......

i am sure you have heard this before but if you recive a water damaged item the first thing you should do is remove the battery and clean it all before connecting it to power

I think the shorted resistors are mostly ok. This line looks like a stabilization circuit for varying loads with smoothing/buffering caps.

Im glad you dont give up so easy , never know what you can learn :)

This is better than the novel about Victor Frankenstein. Bring a dead thing to life. Great video.

really enjoy watching your vids, Can you do one showing what tools/equipment you use

Its crazy how I watched his channel and saw the video and was like damn its done ,but here you are giving it a seconded change 👍❤️

Don't be discouraged from taking that NVIDIA-chip off. If it really is a lost cause, you're free to do whatever the *_hell_* you want with it! After all, you're the Switch-killer, might as well kill it off completely. But before you do that: please, for the love of the Switch-god (wait, that's you, right?), please *TRY* to swap that NVIDIA-chip over with one from another defunct board! Or maybe just reflow or lift off and put back on? If it *is* a lost cause, none of this would matter anyway, it would just be for good entertainment (and perhaps as a lesson in how easy it really is to put a big BGA-chip back on, as well as finding out *if* it was the NVIDIA-chip that *was* causing the shorts). If it is *not* a lost cause, this could be its last hope. EDIT: UNEDITED: Edited wrong comment...

when reflowed at 30:33 4 pins appear to be bridged and at 30:57 you knocked off a capacitor but yea tthe main bga processor likely has corrosion or has an internal failure bummer = /

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, well spotted. I did spot the 30:57 one while editing and I tapped the soldering iron on it to remove it. I think one of the solder balls shot out from under the chip and landed in between the caps. Unfortunately it still doesn't work. I didn't spot the little cap that is crooked. Thanks for letting me know :-)

Didn’t expect this crossover to happen lol

I would love to see the circuit diagram and look at that "bank" of caps...you could go so much further.

I KNEW IT WOULD END UP HERE LMAO

Deja Vu! I just watched few days ago the poor condition console described by Retro future and I thought, hey Mr. Vince can fix it..

Damn i get those shakes too some times and it makes any sort of finer electronics work like soldering an absolute pain in the ass sometimes lol

The NES was practically indestructible.... how times have changed. 😄

Great video Vince.

Hey ! You kept telling the RF 'Switch' Story. Neat !

Resistance to ground on dies (gpu etc) are always extremely low in the ohm range due to the little amount of resistance in silicon itself. Memory is usually higher. As it’s a lost cause at this point I’d just probe around the board and those shorts just remove parts until it is removed in the way of learning. If the main chip is shorted 0 ohm to ground then it could be anything on that power line, anything on the vrm which is causing it. It could just be a capacitor which has failed. I’ve had shorted bga chips before where the short has been removed only by removing the chip due to an internal short. Best of luck and good attempt vince.

16:05 it's not shorting after a while, it's just the capacitor that's charged

0:11 You sound so happy :) Guess you tried everything. Still good for parts

looked like that line of caps was in parallel, are we sure one of them wasnt shorted?

I like how the package says "DO NOT BEND" yeah like just let it bend on its own because it will bend on its own. That's kinda what Nintendo Switches are good at.

You have inspired me to start repairing broken ebays stuff.. so far i have been buying faulty ds lites and dsi as they are cheap.. I'm on my 5th one and so far have repaired them all.. my latest is a £4 dsi with no sound on the speakers but there is on headphones, i have ordered a new jack.. It will be my first attempt at surface mount soldering.

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Well done mate, good luck with the new headphone jack :-)

@chrish1398

5 жыл бұрын

Too many dishonest sellers on ebay these days to make it worthwhile. They cover themselves with the 'for parts not working' to avoid people returning things. Most of the sellers know the stuff they are selling is beyond repair even for experts.

@solidamber

5 жыл бұрын

@@chrish1398 ive been lucky so far no water damaged items as yet,

Cool video's .Please keep making them .

Great try! You can't win em all! If he lets you keep it - try removing the main chip there to see if the short goes with the chip (likely is the chip). As you say, at least there's a lot of value in the other chips and components.

@EvilWiffles

5 жыл бұрын

The main chip is too large. He'd need to invest in a BGA station, as plain hot air over that chip will definitely boil it by the time the balls would melt. He could ghetto rig a pre-heater.

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers Chris, before I send it back I might try and remove the bank of capacitors just in case one of them is causing the short, if not I could try and get the main chip off just to prove the fault as those caps may be unrelated. I also knocked off a little capacitor at 30:57 so I might try to get it back on. I don't think any of it will make any difference but it is worth a try. Thanks for the comments :-)

@GadgetUK164

5 жыл бұрын

Good idea! The more smaller things you can remove from the board to try and rule out them first the better! You could measure connectivity from those caps to other small ICs, transistors, diodes etc on the board to see if anything else is connected - it might be one of those components!

Thanks Vince. Nobody uploads on the 4th of July in America.

@stevesmusic1862

5 жыл бұрын

Really? I literally saw 3 videos that came out of July 4th made by Americans.

@ihave0likesonmycomments111

5 жыл бұрын

Hes British

You gave it your best, and that's what counts!

Nice! Thanks vince

Hurrah the Switch killa mantle has returned hehe

to be honest I only watch Vince's nintendo switch repair videos I just skip the rest :D

Hey, look at it this way, you may have not been able to fix it but 2 things that came out of this video: 1. You were able to crudely appraise the parts and determine that the spares were entirely worth the £24 he spent on it. 2. If he decides to resell it, this video is evidence of confidence in those particular usable parts.

You haven't uploaded in a long time I rewatched your videos. But for me I haven't watched your channel in soo long

“God I’ve got the shakes today, oh my god I’ve got the shakes” haha 😂 love you’re videos man, always entertaining 🤘🏼

Been waiting for this vid...... :-D

the ol Louis Rossmann tricks with the ipa.

My left ear loved this

to reflow the main chip u have to have a board heater to help

You inspired me to repair things

Ohey it's here

Minute 30:55 left corner capacitor misaligned!! Could that be the cause of it not working? 🤔

i know this is late but ive gotten the same shorts under the APU the same three capacitors and mine would still boot on

Good Job!

With one of the faulty boards, you should attempt to remove the main chip as a test to see what’s involved

@billy-waynejeffcoat4828

5 жыл бұрын

Lol y'all guys are trying to get Vince to do full on bga reball now. Another year of this and this man can open a business with experience

There are vias there, they just have solder mask on top of them so they're hard to see.

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I can see little dots around the big pad when I look really closely so these must be the vias, thanks for letting me know :-)

Pls Help! My nintendo (Left) Joy-Con is appearing to be charging, but its not! When I try to use the two joy-cons on the console, it says to remove them! Pls heelpps

And they said Infinity War was the most ambitious cross-over ever.... They said this having not seen this!

Did I just watch two videos, one hour, just to see that it isn’t working yet? What am I doing with my life 😂

hey vince, Eli Tech, check him out on youtube, he does 3d Card repairs, reballs those chips, its a big job but i think it would be something you like too do.

I havent whatched the whole video but did you try hocking up loads of amps on the 5v oder 12v rail or whatever rails the switch has. This will simply burn out the part where a short is an heat it up. You can then find that spot with alcohol (it vaporates) or by touching with your hand oder a ir camera. Dont know if it myght help. Saw some comments it could be the main chip.

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Marco, unfortunately I haven't got a bench power supply where I can change the amps, my one changes the voltage but I think the amps are set. I have seen Louis Rossman do this technique before. Also if I am honest I don't know how to detect the different power rails!!! Cheers for the suggestion :-)

OL on a Fluke mean Open Loop - not Over Load. It means the current is not being passed between the two probes.

UNBELIEVEBLE! I WATCHED THIS VÍDEO TOMORROW

@funnyfudgeman16

5 жыл бұрын

Estevao Rocha that makes complete sense 😂

@garageghost6038

5 жыл бұрын

He's from the future!

@tetenc555

5 жыл бұрын

I am the god of the future

What do you think it would take to desolder that cpu/gpu chip and take one off your dead boards and replace it. Are those all bga chips ?

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

They would be BGA Dave, and I have heard it is married to other chips on the board (don't know if that is correct or not). Unfortunately even if it wasn't married it would be beyond me and my tools. Maybe one day though :-)

@davesmith7671

5 жыл бұрын

@@Mymatevince literally just got to the part where you said that in the video . Hadn't thought about them being married to the board . I'm guessing that's kind of like the same as the Xbox motherboards and the optical drives were as I believe married to their boards too. And I believe that soon enough you'll be more than able to do a full reball job. I've attempted in the past with a gpu on a laptop to reflow the bga chip and that was a total failure so I attempted to do the reball manually and ruined the lot. Just didn't know if the chip on the switch was a bga as it would of been great to see this dead switch bought back alive. still enjoyable to watch and I'm glad you got to attempt to repair this after seeing Elliot's video I thought of you instantly for this one .

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dave, I did get some reball stencils from China and some solder balls so I would like to experiment. I think I need to start on a very small BGA chip to try and get used to it :-)

you can do it!

The biggest crossover of history wooooooooooooooooooooo!

You can buy reballing kits from Shenzen in China.. KZread "Strange Parts" he reballed iPhone chips and added headphone ports to iPhones

Hi Vince unsure if you’ll see this but what is the blue mat called?

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Hi, that is a soldering mat. This one is branded Preciva and is on Amazon (UK) for around £13 :-)

@chrish1398

5 жыл бұрын

@@Mymatevince Nice to see you still reply to your audience now your a 'big' youtuber.

god damn poseidon did the dirty to that thing

I was half expecting a third KZreadr to pop up and offer to repair it, causing a long cycle of this Switch being passed around, everyone trying to fix it.

The flattest point in li-ion battery is 2,4V if you dont know

why does this remind me of a doctors demonstration video playlist?

I watch both of their channels

How do you stop the shakes thanks

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

If you can rest your wrist or forearm on something like the edge of the table, then it really helps to steady up the hand :-)

So I got a nintendo switch for $25 from an acquaintance and I was told it didn't work. I plugged it in and after an hour or so it turned on and seemed to be fine. I used it for a while to make sure it was fine then I sold it on ebay. After it arrived the buyer claimed it wasn't charging and when I got it back the charge port was destroyed. I discovered this after giving them the full refund so I just bucked up and removed the port with my quick hot air station and replaced it. I plugged it in and it started charging, then an hour or so later it turned off and wouldnt turn back on. I finally managed to get it on and it was just a blue screen. Does anyone have any ideas??? thanks.

Someone please send Vince a proper reflow bed!

❤️👍 already supported the retro future channel and watched the video on has channel

Yes! A KZread Crossover!

I remember when you had 5000 subs

Hey, did anyone have that issue with his switch that it freezes after about 10 minutes on-time? No matter if your in the OS or ingame. No button will work. The only way is to push power button for 15 seconds to hardreset. Did anyone have this similar problem? Thank you (by the way - sorry for my bad grammar. english is not my mother tongue)

'The seller says they don't know what's wrong with it and it turns out it's water damaged' So it's like working at an Apple Store?

Good effort

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks :-)

@TheZepone

5 жыл бұрын

Always love watching your videos! What’s next ?

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheZepone Thanks mate. I have a PlayStation VR headset ready to put live on KZread. I really enjoyed doing it so hopefully it will make a watchable video :-) I will get it live either later today or Saturday :-)

@TheZepone

5 жыл бұрын

My Mate VINCE can’t wait to see it, and of course it’ll be watchable. :)

You have a solder bridge where ya replaced the video chip vince.

At 10:45 to 10:50 is there sellers that sell the that shield? I see on ebay they sell just a switch motherboard for 20 bucks but i've been unable to find the shielf protecting the chips. If anyone can help me out that would be great :)

I mean, you can see the exposed heatsink of it, you use it while it's raining or you spill your drink on it and that's it 😳

Hello Vince

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Hi :-)

Why not replace the capacitors that are shorting under the main Nvidia chip? You have a donor board and you even showed us that those capacitors on the donor board are working.

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

I will try this later today, I didn't actually think to do that!!!!!!!!! If it works I will let you know :-)

@blazedyoda8608

5 жыл бұрын

@@Mymatevince no worries :) just happy to help if I can. Love your channel btw, the Xbox 360 vid you did recently is one of my favourites I actaully had the same problem where the disc tray would get stuck and k would use a pin to eject the tray but if I left a disc in it would open every time and if I forgot to put a disc in there the tray would stay shut

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

@@blazedyoda8608 Thanks mate. Glad to like the 360 vid, I enjoyed that one a lot. You can actually change the little belt over on the 360 disc tray without taking it apart. Once it is open you can just see it and use tweezers to pop in a new one :-)

@blazedyoda8608

5 жыл бұрын

@@Mymatevince if only I knew that when I was 14 haha. Thanks mate I might actaully try and repair that Xbox 360 as I still have it.

At 27:10 you can see two balls in the center are shorted which you didn't notice

I have seen this before exact same switch some else try to fix on a nother KZread channel

@normadicn5700

5 жыл бұрын

Ya. Retro Future is the guy who tried before

I saw this vid as well!

Top ten anime crossovers

Mate just fluxing those chips

You have created two bridges at 30:20

@Mymatevince

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I removed these a little later in the video with the soldering iron :-)