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Cracks on nintendo Switch; [Important]
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Boomdiers	Jul 11 2018, 12:05 AM Post #1
The Bombinator! Posts: 1,022 Group: Senior Members Member #1,308 Joined: March 2, 2013	Follow by recent news that there has been users saying that there Nintendo switches has cracks due to heating and cooling the plastic. Chips appearing top right back shell near power button, cracks near the vent and even chipped off and cracks coming front of shell near the headphone jack. It has happened to me to. Here's some pictures of my Nintendo switch. So give a look mostly those areas. You may have those issues too. Not many has experience this but I believe properly most affected on launch days since the expiry had gone way over and there is an solution to it. Some people reported year ago properly 3 months after released. But I never experience it until now. This videos shows how fix it if the warranty is expired. if warranty is still active call your nintendo or retailer you purchased it from. Edited: fixed Vid Edited by Boomdiers, Yesterday, 9:37 AM.
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buddy1983	Yesterday, 6:17 AM Post #2
Veteran Posts: 2,457 Group: Admin Member #861 Joined: June 20, 2012	Ah sorrry to hear that, checked mine the other day and it was ok. BTW the video isnt playing?
	Youtube Wii U user name: Read1ngFC (thats a one and not a i) Switch friend code SW-4595-4819-7191 UK resident I'm currently playiing triangle in a reggae band. I just stand in the back and Ting


kartmaster	Yesterday, 7:17 AM Post #3
Coffee Drinker Posts: 2,024 Group: Moderators Member #1,870 Joined: October 27, 2013	Hmm. I'll have to look closely at mine. My fan has started making noise, so I'm just waiting for that eventual failure.
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bluedogrulez	Yesterday, 8:45 AM Post #4
Racing for Fulcon Capital Posts: 9,322 Group: Admin Member #281 Joined: March 8, 2010	Maybe this link will work. Spawnwave . . .shows how to replace the case. I just replaced my back with an OEM back I got off ebay and a Triwing/Phillips driver set off ebay. The phillips was clutch, btw. My back was badly cracked from trying to install that stupid (and heavy) Nyko metal kickstand. If you buy a replacement back, be sure you know what parts you are getting. My back did not include the vent cover. Kickstands may not be included. Kickstands may not include the critical metal hardware that latches it to the back. The swap was relatively easy.
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buddy1983	Today, 6:32 AM Post #5
Veteran Posts: 2,457 Group: Admin Member #861 Joined: June 20, 2012	Checked my again yesterday and seems ok so far. Guessing replacing the back yourself would trigger some warranty voiding measure?
	Youtube Wii U user name: Read1ngFC (thats a one and not a i) Switch friend code SW-4595-4819-7191 UK resident I'm currently playiing triangle in a reggae band. I just stand in the back and Ting


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