I’m still learning how to repair and I bought a very cheap oled console, already modified, but with a fault in the right joycon.
The console works perfectly, only the right joycon doesn’t work on handheld mode.
After opening the console, I compared the capacitor values next to the joycon connector with a good motherboard and I noticed that this capacitor has no value on the diode scale and should be around 0.900
I’ve also noticed that the console is in the above state, but measuring the values and comparing them with a working board, they are the same.
Do you have any idea if there is exactly the same chip on normal Nintendo switch ? I have some doner boards and I can take from them instead of ordering it if possible.
While waiting for the AJZ chip, I changed the joycon connector, the capacitor nearby and also connected the 2 points that were scratched to make sure they had contact.