How to Repair a Nintendo Switch Screen

Authored by: Support.com Tech Pro Team

1. Introduction

If you suspect your device has been subjected to liquid damage, or has been submerged:

Immediately unplug the power cord and power the unit off. As with any electrical appliance, there is a risk of electrical shock if it is used while wet.
Allow the system to air-dry for a few days.
Do not apply any type of heat to speed up the process (blow-dryers, heaters, microwave ovens, etc.), as this may cause damage to the system.
If the liquid did not enter the system, clean the housing with a soft, dry cloth, if necessary. Then try turning on the system.

If the system isn't working after it has air-dried, or if liquid has entered the system, the system may need to be repaired.

If your device has physical damage it will need to be repaired.