⚡ USB-C Power Management IC — All Nintendo Switch Models
Nintendo Switch M92T36 USB-C Charging IC — Power Delivery Replacement
Fixes 0A draw, no-power, no-charge & no-dock faults · Switch / Lite / OLED · QFN micro-soldering required
⚡ M92T36 Exact Match 🎮 All Switch Models 🔬 QFN Package 🇦🇺 Brisbane Stock
✅ In Stock — Ships within 2–4 business days 📦
JPC Mobile | Shop 3A, 152 Woogaroo St, Forest Lake QLD 4078
📞 0480 039 913
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm | Sat 10am–5pm
⚠️ Advanced QFN Micro-Soldering Required — Professionals Only
The M92T36 is a QFN surface-mount IC. Replacement requires a hot air rework station, quality flux, solder wick, and experience with fine-pitch SMD motherboard repair. Incorrect heat or flux application can lift pads and permanently destroy the Switch motherboard. This part is for trained technicians only.
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Brisbane Technical Hub
Queensland-based team stocking IC-level console repair parts. Call 0480 039 913 for diagnosis advice before ordering.
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Authenticity Guaranteed
Genuine M92T36 IC. Every unit inspected before dispatch from Shop 3A, 152 Woogaroo St, Forest Lake QLD 4078.
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Reliable Dispatch
Ships within 2–4 business days across Australia. Repair shops get fast, consistent IC stock from Brisbane.
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What the M92T36 Controls on the Switch
The M92T36 is a USB-C Power Delivery management IC. It sits at the front of the charging circuit on the Nintendo Switch motherboard. It talks to the charger via the USB-C port, negotiates the correct voltage and current, and tells the board how to distribute power. A failed M92T36 breaks this negotiation entirely. The charger gets no response. Current draw shows 0A. The console does not turn on, charge, or dock.
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Power Delivery to Board
🔍 M92T36 or BQ24193 — Which IC Has Failed?
The Nintendo Switch has two separate charging ICs. The current draw reading tells you which one has failed.
⚡ 0A Draw (Zero Current)
Switch shows zero amps on a USB-C power meter. Charger gets no response at all. Console does nothing when plugged in.
→ Replace the M92T36 (this part)
⚡ 0.46A Draw (Stuck Current)
Switch pulls 0.46A and stays stuck there. Charger is detected but charging never progresses.
→ Replace the BQ24193 (different part)
Not sure which reading you have? Use a USB-C power meter between the charger and the Switch. Call 0480 039 913 before ordering — we stock both ICs and can help you confirm the correct part.
🛑 Switch Fault Symptoms That Point to M92T36 Failure
All four of these faults are caused by broken USB-C PD negotiation — the M92T36's core function.
💀 0A Draw / No Response
Charger shows zero current. The Switch does not respond at all to USB-C. No LED, no charging screen, no activity.
🔇 Won't Turn On
Power button does nothing. No boot, no screen flash, no sound. Battery is known good but the board will not power up.
📺 Dock Signal Lost
Switch does not communicate with the dock at all. No TV output, no dock charging. The M92T36 handles the dock handshake signal.
⚡ Sudden Death After Charger Surge
Was working fine, then used a cheap third-party charger or a power surge occurred, and the Switch immediately stopped responding.
⚠️ Always check the USB-C port first. A damaged port can block PD negotiation and mimic M92T36 failure. If the port is intact and you are seeing 0A draw, the M92T36 is the correct part to replace. Call 0480 039 913 if you need help confirming the fault before ordering.
🎮 Compatible With All Nintendo Switch Models
Unlike the BQ24193, the M92T36 is used across the entire Nintendo Switch product family.
✅ Nintendo Switch
HAC-001 (V1)
HAC-001(-01) (V2)
✅ Switch Lite
HAC-002
Handheld only
✅ Switch OLED
HEG-001
Enhanced display
All three models use the same M92T36 IC for USB-C power delivery negotiation — one stock SKU covers all Switch repairs.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
My Switch shows 0A on a USB-C power meter — is this the M92T36?+
0A draw is the primary electrical signature of M92T36 failure. The chip handles USB-C PD negotiation — when it fails, the charger gets no response and draws zero current. First check the USB-C port for physical damage. If the port is intact and 0A persists across multiple official chargers, replace the M92T36. If you see 0.46A stuck draw instead, that points to the BQ24193 — a different chip. Call 0480 039 913 to confirm before ordering.
What is the difference between the M92T36 and the BQ24193?+
Both chips are part of the Switch charging circuit but do different jobs. The M92T36 sits upstream — it negotiates with the charger via USB-C and controls power delivery to the board. The BQ24193 sits downstream — it manages the battery charging rate. A failed M92T36 gives 0A draw (charger gets no response). A failed BQ24193 gives 0.46A stuck draw (charger is detected but charging won't progress). Use a USB-C power meter to check which reading you have before ordering. JPC Mobile stocks both.
Does this IC fit the Switch Lite and Switch OLED as well?+
Yes. The M92T36 is used across all Nintendo Switch models — HAC-001 V1, HAC-001(-01) V2, HAC-002 Switch Lite, and HEG-001 Switch OLED. All four use the same USB-C PD negotiation chip. This makes M92T36 one of the most versatile stocking parts for a Switch repair shop — one IC covers every model. The chip position on the board varies between models, but the IC itself is identical.
What tools and skills are needed to replace the M92T36?+
The M92T36 is a QFN (Quad Flat No-lead) surface-mount IC. Replacement needs a hot air rework station with precise temperature control, quality no-clean flux, solder wick for pad cleaning, and SMD soldering experience. QFN removal requires controlled airflow to avoid heating surrounding components. If heat is applied without care, nearby capacitors shift and board pads lift — both are irreversible. This is not a beginner repair. If you do not have QFN rework experience, take the board to a professional.
Why did my M92T36 fail in the first place?+
The most common cause is a third-party charger without proper USB-C PD regulation. Cheap chargers generate voltage spikes during connection. The M92T36 takes the hit directly because it is the first IC in the charging path. Power surges from the wall outlet are the second most common cause. Liquid damage is the third — corrosion on the chip or nearby traces kills it. If you replace the IC and do not fix the root cause (replace a bad charger, dry out the board), the new chip will fail too.
Will replacing the M92T36 fix my Switch if it won't turn on at all?+
Often yes — if the cause of the no-power fault is a failed M92T36. Confirm with a USB-C power meter first. If you read 0A draw and the port is intact, M92T36 is the correct part. However, if the same surge that killed the M92T36 also damaged other power management ICs (BQ24193, MAX77620), replacing only the M92T36 may not fully restore the console. Professional diagnosis checks all power rails before committing to a repair path. About 70–75% of Switch 0A faults resolve with M92T36 replacement alone.
Can I buy this for a repair shop or in bulk?+
Yes. JPC Mobile supplies repair shops and professional technicians across Australia. The M92T36 is one of the most common Nintendo Switch board-level repair parts — one SKU covers all three models. Call 0480 039 913 or visit Shop 3A, 152 Woogaroo St, Forest Lake QLD 4078 to discuss trade pricing and bulk orders. We also stock the BQ24193, USB-C charging ports, and other Switch repair ICs.
Is this a good repair for console flippers?+
Yes — "won't turn on / won't charge" Switch listings on eBay and Gumtree often sell for a fraction of working console prices. If the fault is a failed M92T36 and the board is otherwise clean, the repair cost is low and the resale recovery is significant. Confirm the 0A draw signature before buying the console. If the port is damaged too, budget for a port replacement as well. JPC Mobile stocks both parts.
What warranty comes with this part?+
IC components do not carry a manufacturer warranty. DOA (Dead on Arrival) claims are accepted within 7 days of delivery. Contact JPC Mobile on 0480 039 913 with evidence that the chip is non-functional on arrival. DOA does not cover damage caused during soldering installation — pad lifting or component damage from incorrect technique is outside the claim scope. Once the chip has been handled for installation, DOA claims cannot be accepted.
How fast does JPC Mobile ship across Australia?+
JPC Mobile ships from Forest Lake, Brisbane within 2–4 business days to every state and territory in Australia. Repair shops in Brisbane are welcome to visit us at Shop 3A, 152 Woogaroo St, Forest Lake QLD 4078 for counter pickup. Call 0480 039 913 to confirm stock availability before visiting.
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Every IC at JPC Mobile is inspected for professional board repair use. We are a real store in Forest Lake, Brisbane — not a dropshipper. We stand behind every part we sell.
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Questions? Call 0480 039 913 or visit us in store.
Shop 3A, 152 Woogaroo St, Forest Lake QLD 4078
