Change of Joy-Con rail for Nintendo Switch V1/V2/OLED
There are several clear signs that may indicate you need to exchange (replace) the Joy-Con rail on your Nintendo Switch:
- Joy-Con Not Detected Physically: If your Switch does not recognize the Joy-Con when it is physically attached, but the Joy-Con works wirelessly or shows charging indicators, the rail or its ribbon cable may be faulty.
- Connectivity Issues: If your Joy-Con frequently disconnects or loses connection only in handheld mode, especially when moved or bumped, the rail may be damaged or loose.
- Physical Damage or Wear: Visible cracks, breaks, or excessive wear on the rail itself are obvious signs that replacement is needed.
- Joy-Con Falls Off Easily: If the Joy-Con no longer stays securely attached to the console (especially if it slips out without pressing the release button), the rail’s locking mechanism may be worn out or broken.
- Unresponsive Buttons in Handheld Mode: If buttons on the Joy-Con do not work only when attached to the console (but work wirelessly), the rail could be at fault.
If you experience any of these issues, especially after ruling out problems with the Joy-Con itself, replacing the rail is a common and effective solution.
This service includes both the replacement part and installation.
If you are not exactly sure what service you need, the best option is to request a repair and provide as many details as possible. We will get back in touch with you with a quote.