Nintendo Switch micro soldering service for charging IC replacing on the motherboard.
Charging IC is the power supply circuit on the motherboard of your Nintendo Switch. This is one of common issues for the console, resulting in no power, blue screen or not charging . Sometimes it fails when the charging port gets damaged. If you have problem with powering your Nintendo Switch for no reason, this may be probably this component. We start from diagnostics first to confirm the problem.
Service Details
Nintendo Switch charging IC repair
A Switch that does not charge even with a known-good cable and dock often has a failed charging IC — a board-level fault, not a port problem. This is microsoldering work: the failed chip is removed and replaced under the microscope, in house.
We diagnose first and confirm the IC is the fault before any work starts. After the repair the console is tested charging, docked and handheld. Board-level repairs are covered by a 6-month warranty.
Book a visit or use the UK-wide mail-in service.
Common Questions
- How long does it take? This is board-level microsoldering — typically 1–3 days depending on what testing shows.
- How do you know it is the IC? We diagnose first and confirm the fault before any work starts — you get a quote for what we actually found.
- What warranty do I get? Board-level repairs are covered by a 6-month warranty.
