Charging port replacement
Won't charge, won't dock, or a cheap dock got it.
Your character wanders off with your thumbs nowhere near the stick, or menus scroll by themselves.
That's drift — a worn stick module telling the console about movement that isn't happening.
We replace the module. That's the repair. Recalibrating just widens the dead zone so you don't notice it for a fortnight while the wear carries on.
Inside the stick there's a small sensor that wears down with use. Once worn, it reports movement while the stick is sitting still. Recalibration tells the console to ignore a wider band around centre — the drift is still there, you just can't see it yet.
Two weeks later the wear has moved past the new dead zone and you're back where you started. Replacing the module is the actual fix.
One job. If both sticks are worn we do both — we're not charging you twice for the same visit.
Yes. The sticks are inside the console rather than detachable, so it's a strip-down, but it's the same repair and it's routine.
Yes, that's fine — leave the console at home if you like.
Won't charge, won't dock, or a cheap dock got it.
Cracked glass — and OLED is a different job.
An hour of handheld and it's dead.
Dead console — very often the charging chip.
Charges in the dock but the TV shows nothing.
Bring the Joy-Cons in on their own. Quick job, and it actually lasts.
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