Charging and power
Port damage may extend to pads, traces, or power circuitry. Diagnosis separates connector failure from a deeper board fault.
Switch charging and docking problems can involve the port, board, charger, dock, or power circuitry. Qucin evaluates the system locally and explains what the evidence supports.
*A $40–$100 repair attempt fee applies only to board-level repair, data recovery, or devices with a prior repair attempt when the repair isn't successful. Warranty covers the original issue; exclusions apply.
From mechanical wear to board-level faults, the goal is an accurate diagnosis before a repair decision.
Port damage may extend to pads, traces, or power circuitry. Diagnosis separates connector failure from a deeper board fault.
Evaluation can cover Joy-Con rails, drift, buttons, touch, display, and physical housing damage.
Dock behavior, video output, game-card reading, and Wi-Fi symptoms are tested in context where practical.
Stop using a loose or visibly damaged USB-C port. Repeated forced connections can worsen pad and trace damage.
Diagnostics are free. If you decide not to repair after we diagnose the problem, you pay nothing. A repair attempt fee of $40–$100 applies only to board-level repair, data recovery, or devices with a prior repair attempt when the repair or recovery isn't successful.
Repairs and parts are covered by a 60-day warranty (14 days for game consoles) on the original issue. Unrelated problems, physical or liquid damage after the repair, software issues, outside parts, and tampering aren't covered.
No. Port and board work, parts availability, diagnostics, and testing can require more time.
Yes. After evaluation, Qucin explains the recommended work and asks for your approval before proceeding with work outside the agreed scope.
Timing depends on the device, damage, parts availability, diagnostic complexity, and current queue. We will set expectations after evaluating the device.