Introducción
Utilizando esta guía podrás cambiar el ventilador interno de tu Nintendo Switch.
Cuando vuelvas a montarla, asegúrate de que encajas el punto de anclaje derecho en la arandela de goma antes de encajar completamente el ventilador.
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Desatornilla los cuatro tornillos de 6.3mm con un destornillador Y 00 del panel trasero.
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Desatornilla el tornillo de 3.1 mm utilizando un destornillador Phillips que aguanta el lector de tarjetas Micro SD.
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Separa la placa protectora del dispositivo.
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Un compuesto adhesivo térmico denso y de color rosado rellena el espacio entre la placa protectora y el disipador de calor cúprico que se encuentra debajo. Usa la guía para aplicar pasta térmica para eliminar los restos antiguos de la misma y sustituirla por una nueva, como por ejemplo de la marca K5 Pro.
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Inserta la punta afilada de un spudger por debajo del conector blanco y levanta para desconectar la batería de la placa madre.
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Quita los tres tornillos Philips #000 de 3.1mm del disipador de calor.
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Tira del disipador de calor hacia arriba 45 grados y gíralo a la derecha para sacarlo.
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Quita toda la pasta termica de la parte de abajo del disipador de calor usando alcohol isopropílico (>90%) o Artic Silver ArctiClean.
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Limpia y reemplaza la pasta térmica en la cubierta del procesador.
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Para volver a ensamblar tu dispositivo, sigue estas instrucciones en orden inverso.
Para volver a ensamblar tu dispositivo, sigue estas instrucciones en orden inverso.
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If your joycons are not charging, it could be the fans fault as they seem to share a 1.8v and or 5v rail, I had both joycons refusing to charge, and the fan was not working, so by replacing the fan, it had them charging properly again.
oh? i was wondering why my joycons died and never turned on. i though the hot switch short circuited them. the same thing happened to mine. The fan died as well as my joycons. very useful mate. thanks for the info!
I changed the fan and it still don’t charge my Joycon. What should I do?
baron154 -
There are a few steps left out, that really should be included.
First and most importantly, at Step 7 the MicroSD card slot needs to be removed before the shield plate can be removed. There is an additional screw to remove, and a cable to disconnect before the piece can be taken off. The shield plate won't come off until that has been done.
Secondly, it's easier to remove the fan and insert the new one if you fold back the board covering the grommet. To do so, remove two screws holding the black plastic piece in place (at the bottom-right of the fan. Then remove the single additional screw holding that board, disconnect the ribbon cable that covers the grommet, and fold the board gently to the side. That will expire the grommet and make it much easier to move the fan out and replace it.
Third, realistically before you can insert the new fan you need to remove a screw holding the rubber grommet in place and transfer the grommet to the new fan. None of this can be done until the step above had been done.
You’re right about the Micro SD Card removal missing. I’ve gone ahead and added that step in. In regards to the the fan removal, removing the game card read/headphone jack board isn’t necessary for the fan removal.
