Console repair

Nintendo Switch, OLED, Lite and Switch 2 repair

2017–present · Mail-in from anywhere in the United States, or drop it off at an event.

Two faults dominate Switch repair. Joy-Con drift — a character walking on its own with nobody touching the stick — comes from dust and wear inside the analog stick module, and it affects every model including the Lite's built-in sticks. The other is the USB-C charging port, which takes the strain of being docked and undocked thousands of times until it stops charging reliably.

Behind those come cracked screens, swollen or exhausted batteries, and consoles that won't power on at all.

Common Nintendo Switch problems

Character moves with no input

Joy-Con or Lite analog stick drift.

Charges only at a certain cable angle

Worn or loose USB-C charging port.

Won't charge or dock

Damaged charge port or a board fault behind it.

Battery drains in a couple of hours

Aged battery past its cycle life.

Black screen, won't power on

Board-level fault or a completely flat, failed battery.

Nintendo Switch repair pricing

  • Switch USB-C charging port
    $99
  • Switch OLED USB-C charging port
    $109
  • Switch Lite USB-C charging port
    $99
  • Switch 2 USB-C charging port
    $139
  • No power / board repair
    $149
  • Screen replacement

    Plus parts.

    $109
  • OLED screen replacement

    Plus parts.

    $149
  • Battery replacement

    Plus parts.

    $79
  • Joy-Con drift repair

    Per controller.

    $49
  • Deep cleaning
    $59

Console work carries a $35 diagnosis fee per console, credited toward an approved repair. See the full pricing page for everything else.

Joy-Con drift is a mechanical wear problem, not a software one. Calibration hides it for a while; replacing the stick module is what actually ends it.

A Switch that charges only when the cable is held at an angle is a port about to fail completely. Getting it done early keeps it a $99 job rather than a board repair.

Nintendo Switch questions people ask

How much does Joy-Con drift repair cost?

Forty-nine dollars per controller. The analog stick module is replaced rather than cleaned, because drift comes from physical wear inside the module — recalibrating only masks it for a few weeks.

Can a Switch charging port be replaced?

Yes. It's a soldered board-level repair: $99 for the original Switch and Lite, $109 for OLED, and $139 for Switch 2. If yours only charges at a particular cable angle, get it looked at before it stops entirely.

Will a Switch repair erase my save data?

Port, stick, battery and screen repairs don't touch the internal storage, so saves and games stay where they are. Anything that could affect your data is raised with you before work begins.

Do you repair the Switch Lite and Switch 2?

Both. The Lite's built-in sticks drift like Joy-Cons do and its charge port is $99. Switch 2 charge ports are $139, and other Switch 2 work is quoted after diagnosis.

All work is carried out under the repair authorization & risk acknowledgment.