Broken Nintendo Switch Charger Port Repair for Nintendo Switch

Potential Damage from a Broken Port

When the port is broken, it can damage other circuits it’s connected to. This might lead to a no‑power issue even after the port is replaced. That’s why it’s crucial to not only replace the port but also to thoroughly test the system for any further damage.

Identifying a Broken Port

Your Switch will not charge or power on if the port is physically broken. Look for signs like misaligned or oddly shining pins and damaged wiring. These indicators confirm that the port needs repair.

Repair Service Pricing

For detailed pricing, please fill out the "Start a Repair" form. Typically, most charging ports cost less than a hundred dollars to replace on handheld gaming consoles. In rare cases, if there’s motherboard damage, our technicians will assess the issue and email you a detailed estimate.

Our Proven Process

We’ve repaired hundreds of ports using a meticulous process to ensure your system’s longevity:

1. Disassembly: Carefully open the console to access the charging port without causing further damage.
2. Cleaning: Remove dust and debris from surrounding circuits to prevent future issues.
3. Port Removal: Safely remove the broken port.
4. Installation: Replace with a new OEM charging port.
5. Assembly: Reassemble the console, apply thermal paste if needed, and ensure proper cooling.
6. Testing: Thoroughly test the system to confirm all functions are restored.