Have problem with mod. Using 0.02 wire for all point

[Pait]

Hi guys im modding my nintendo switch OLED for the first time. soldered everything but the first error i got is

==* CPU always reach BCT check (no glitch reaction, checkmosfet)

i pretty confident with my soldering skill

This is the picture of the mosfet soldering

After changing my to new mosfet. the error still persist and i spray they board with pcb cleaner multiple times.. resolder some broken link because of the thin wire.. slight movement might cause it to break.

i got into this error.

CMD not connected. after further inspection i guess the cmd resistor was broken. i replaced it to another resistor which is bigger in size but same value.. i also soldered 0.02mm to connect the connection but the error still persist.

Do you guess think my wire is too thin ? is there anyone sucessfull modded the switch using my 0.02mm.

Please advice i dont know what to do anymore.

Please also advice what is the value of diode mode for each pin.

Value of diode mode of before the point is connected to picofly

Dat0 = 0.774v
CLK = 0.785v

this is my value after installed all point on diode mode

RST 1.259v
CLK 0.783v
CMD 0.774v
DAT0 0.781v
PWR 0.838v
GND 0v

is there any abnormalities here ?

If some one please share with me there working value of the diode and also the voltage value when its turning on. this also might help greatly for me to pinpoint which part is bad.

This is my kamikaze dat0 picture, maybe i did mistake here

 

[SylverReZ]

What does 0.2 even mean for wire gauge? I know 36 AWG single core works best for modchips like these.

 

[superfiege]

Hi there. Sorry for the question, but did you connect the mosfets to the chip? I dont see a wire leaving the mosfets...

Post automatically merged: Apr 28, 2024

I recommend this mosfet-installation: https://gbatemp.net/threads/switch-oled-skhynix-with-picofly-long-boot-time.649984/post-10376185

 

[The Real Jdbye]

What does 0.2 even mean for wire gauge? I know 36 AWG single core works best for modchips like these.

Roughly 32 awg.
That wire doesn't look too thick though, there's still plenty of room.