A 0A draw is the classic M92T36 failure sign.
The chip handles USB-C power negotiation.
Check the USB-C port for damage first.
If the port is fine, replace the M92T36.
This is a genuine ROHM M92T36 charging IC. It manages USB-C Power Delivery on the Nintendo Switch. It negotiates charge voltage with the charger and dock. It controls power flow into the motherboard. A failed M92T36 causes a 0A current draw. The console then will not charge or power on. It also drives the dock and HDMI handshake. This chip fits every Nintendo Switch model. That covers Switch V1, V2, Lite and OLED. The model numbers are HAC-001, HDH-001 and HEG-001. It is a QFN-40 surface-mount package. Replacement needs professional QFN micro-soldering. Genuine ROHM part, bench inspected before dispatch. Dispatched from Forest Lake, Brisbane QLD.
These symptoms all trace back to broken USB-C power negotiation.
A power meter shows zero amps drawn.
No boot, or error 2101-0001 on screen.
USB-C charging fails on every charger.
No TV output and no dock charging.
The console charges but Joy-Cons stay flat.
It died after a cheap charger or surge.
A Queensland team supplying board-level console repair ICs. Trade buyers welcome.
Genuine ROHM M92T36 IC. Every unit inspected before dispatch from Forest Lake QLD.
Ships in 2-4 business days Australia-wide via tracked post. Repair shops get consistent supply.
This IC sits first in the Switch charging path. When it fails, the charger gets no response. The current draw drops to zero amps. The console will not charge or power on. A genuine ROHM part restores correct power negotiation.
This is a real ROHM M92T36 IC.
It sets the correct charging voltage and current.
It enables the dock TV output signal.
It feeds power into the Switch motherboard.
The Switch has two charging chips. The current reading shows which one failed.
A meter shows zero amps drawn. The charger gets no response at all. Replace the M92T36, which is this part.
The Switch pulls 0.46A and stays stuck. Charging never progresses from there. That usually points to the BQ24193 instead.
This is advanced QFN micro-soldering, not a plug-in part.
Controlled heat to reflow the QFN chip.
Helps the IC seat cleanly on the pads.
Cleans old solder from the board pads.
Place the tiny IC onto its footprint.
Inspect the fine-pitch pads up close.
Protects the board from static damage.
One IC covers every Switch charging job.
Dead Switches sell cheap and repair well.
Hobbyists with real QFN soldering skills.
Learners practising on genuine ROHM parts.
The same M92T36 IC fits every Switch model.
Confirm a 0A draw with a power meter before ordering.
Counter pickup and trade orders welcome in store.
Shop 3A, 152 Woogaroo St, Forest Lake QLD 4078
Pay your way — Afterpay and Klarna available at checkout.
A 0A draw is the classic M92T36 failure sign.
The chip handles USB-C power negotiation.
Check the USB-C port for damage first.
If the port is fine, replace the M92T36.
Both sit in the Switch charging circuit.
The M92T36 negotiates power from the charger.
The BQ24193 manages the battery charging rate.
0A draw is M92T36, 0.46A stuck is BQ24193.
Yes. It fits every Nintendo Switch model.
That covers Switch V1, V2, Lite and OLED.
The models are HAC-001, HDH-001 and HEG-001.
One IC covers all Switch charging repairs.
The M92T36 is a QFN surface-mount chip.
You need a hot air rework station.
You also need flux and solder wick.
SMD soldering experience is essential here.
Cheap third-party chargers are the top cause.
Voltage spikes hit this chip directly.
Power surges and liquid damage also kill it.
Fix the cause or the new chip fails too.
Often yes, if the M92T36 is the fault.
Confirm a 0A draw with a power meter.
A surge can damage other chips too.
Most 0A faults resolve with this swap.
Yes. We supply repair shops across Australia.
One IC covers all three Switch models.
Ask about trade and bulk pricing in store.
We also supply the BQ24193 and charge ports.
Yes. Dead Switches often sell very cheap.
A 0A fault is often just this chip.
Repair cost is low for skilled solderers.
Confirm the 0A draw before you buy.
IC components carry no manufacturer warranty.
We accept DOA claims within 7 days.
Show the chip is faulty on arrival.
Soldering damage is not covered here.
We dispatch within 2-4 business days.
Orders ship from Forest Lake, Brisbane.
We deliver to every Australian state.
Local pickup is available in store.
Pay your way — Afterpay and Klarna available at checkout.
Every IC bench-inspected and dispatched from Shop 3A, 152 Woogaroo St, Forest Lake QLD 4078. Genuine ROHM authenticity verified first.
We offer multiple convenient payment options for your repairs and accessories purchases. Pay with cash, debit/credit card, or interest-free Buy Now Pay Later options.
All orders require 2-4 business days for processing, regardless of shipping method.
This includes order verification, picking, packing and preparation for dispatch.
You will receive tracking information for all shipped orders and notification when pickup orders are ready for collection.
Standard: 3-7 business days in transit after processing
Express: 1-2 business days in transit after processing
Express shipping only affects delivery time once dispatched, not processing time.
Express shipping does not expedite the 2-4 business day processing time.
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