All Nintendo Switch repairs
Charge port, power, and board-level faults on Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED — with prices.
More on our Switch repair services →A Switch that only charges at the "right angle" — or won't charge at all — usually has a worn or damaged USB-C port. That's a board-level repair we do every week, on the original Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED. We fix boards other shops replace.
$129Nintendo Switch USB-C Charge Port Repair
Start a RepairYour Switch, Switch Lite, or Switch OLED comes apart and the board goes under the microscope. We check the USB-C port, its pads, and the charging circuit around it.
The USB-C connector's 24 pins and anchor points come off with controlled hot air, protecting the pads underneath. Lifted pads and torn traces get rebuilt as part of the job.
A new USB-C port is aligned and soldered under magnification, then every joint is inspected before the console goes back together.
We verify proper charge negotiation with an official-spec charger, confirm stable charging at the correct rate, and test video output through the dock before it ships back.
Good to know: USB-C port replacement doesn't touch your storage — game saves and accounts stay put. If diagnosis turns up charging-IC damage instead of (or on top of) the port, you'll get a clear quote with photos before any work happens.
$129 Nintendo Switch USB-C Charge Port Repair
Turnaround is typically 2–3 business days on the bench once your deposit and console arrive, plus shipping.
Student-owned and operated — students get 10% off with a .edu email, any school, not just MSU. Mention it when you submit your repair request.
Yes — original Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED, all $129. The USB-C port and the teardown differ a little between models; the board-level repair is the same.
Try a different cable and an official-spec charger first. If it charges only when the cable is held at an angle, or the connector feels loose, that points at the port. A worn battery usually charges normally but drains fast. Free diagnosis tells you which one you actually have.
No. A USB-C port replacement is work on the port and the charging circuit around it — your storage, saves, and account are untouched.
You get a quote with photos before any work happens. Charging-IC damage is board-level micro-soldering and is priced by quote, and you are free to decline — nothing is billed without your approval.
No — send the console only. We test charge negotiation with an official-spec charger and check video output on our own dock. If your repair needs an accessory, it will be listed on your packing slip.
Charge port, power, and board-level faults on Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED — with prices.
More on our Switch repair services →Work out whether it is the cable, the charger, the battery, or the USB-C port before you ship it anywhere.
More on why a Switch stops charging →If diagnosis finds charging-IC or board damage behind the port, that is quote-based work on the same bench.
More on board-level repair →Free diagnosis, 90-day warranty, photo proof before you pay — and you don’t ship anything until we approve your request.
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