iFix Technology is a Nintendo Switch repair shop on Main Street. We fix cracked screens, charging faults, worn batteries, and consoles that will not turn on. You get a clear diagnosis and a quote before any work starts, and many Nintendo repairs are finished the same day.
Most Switch faults come down to one part: the screen, the charging port, the battery, or the game card slot. Our technicians find that part and repair it, as part of our gaming console repair work.
Eight common faults, all handled at our Main Street shop. Pick the one that sounds like your Switch.
Cracked glass or touch that has stopped working. We replace the touch glass, or the full screen on the OLED model.
Lines, blotches, a dim picture, or no picture at all. We replace the display panel.
Will not charge, or only charges at a certain angle. We solder in a new USB-C port.
Drains fast, or shuts off with charge left. We fit a new battery.
Black screen and no response to the power button. We trace the fault on the main board and repair it.
Stuck on a blue or orange screen at start-up. We repair the fault on the main board.
Plays in handheld mode but shows nothing when docked. We repair the port or the video chip behind it.
Games are not recognised, or the card will not click in. We replace the card reader.
Whichever Switch you own, we work on it, from the first 2017 console to the current model.
2017 and 2019 models
Handheld and TV play
Handheld only
5.5-inch touch screen
7-inch OLED screen
Glass and display in one part
2025 model
7.9-inch screen
A Switch screen has two layers: the touch glass on top and the display underneath. Which one is damaged decides the repair.
We test touch across the whole screen before pickup.
A Switch that will not charge usually has a worn USB-C port or a failed charging chip. A battery that drains fast has simply aged.
We check the port, the chip, and the battery, so we repair the right part.
A Switch that will not turn on is rarely beyond repair. In most cases one part on the main board has failed.
We carry out a board-level repair, which keeps your save data on the console.
If your Switch plays in handheld mode but the TV stays blank, the fault is usually inside the console, not the dock.
We repair the port or the chip, then test the console on a TV.
Vancouver’s trusted gaming console repair specialists. We combine expertise, quality parts, and exceptional service to deliver the best repair experience.
Our certified technicians have years of experience repairing delicate Nintendo internals with precision.
We use only premium-quality parts to ensure your handheld maintains its original performance and longevity.
Most repairs are completed quickly, with same-day service available for many common hardware issues.
Competitive pricing with transparent, upfront quotes and no hidden fees.
Your satisfaction is our priority; we provide personalized service and keep you informed throughout the repair process.
We stand behind our work with a reliable warranty on all Nintendo repairs and parts.
Don’t let a hardware issue end your adventure. Get fast, professional Nintendo repair today!
Got questions? We’ve got answers. Here are the most common questions about our Nintendo repair in Vancouver services.
It depends on the fault. Batteries cost the least. Screens cost more, and charging port or board repairs cost the most because they involve soldering. We give you a quote after diagnosis, before any work starts.
Many repairs, including screens and batteries, are finished the same day. Charging port and board-level repairs can take longer. We confirm the timeline when we give you the quote.
iFix Technology is at 3613 Main Street. Bring your Switch in during shop hours, or call +1 (778) 956-7437 first and describe the fault.
Yes. On the Switch and Switch Lite we can often replace only the touch glass when the picture underneath is still fine. If the display is damaged, we replace the display. On the Switch OLED the glass and display are one part, so both are replaced together.
The usual cause is a damaged USB-C port or a failed video chip inside the console. Both stop the picture reaching the dock. We repair the port or replace the chip, then test the console on a TV.
The most common causes are a worn charging port, a failed charging chip, or an aged battery. Less often there is a fault on the main board. A diagnosis tells us which one it is, and all four can be repaired.
Yes. The card reader is a separate part inside the console, so we replace it when games are not recognised or the card will not lock in place.
Switch saves are stored on the console itself, not on the game card or the SD card. Our repairs keep the original main board, so your saves stay in place. Most games also back up to the cloud if you have Nintendo Switch Online.
We repair the Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite, Switch OLED, and Switch 2.
Yes. Our Nintendo repairs and the parts we fit come with a warranty. We explain the terms when you approve the quote, so you know what is covered before we start.
