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Officially licensed Joy-Con alternative for the Nintendo Switch. Released in September, 2019, identified by model numbers NSW-182 and NSW-182U.

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How can I repair a non-recognizable SPP?

Hello,

I have not found anywhere an explanation on how to repair a Split Pad Pro that is not recognized by the Switch. It can't be the console itself, because I tried another Split Pad Pro on the site and it worked fine, just like the standard Joy-Cons of the Switch. Now I've been trying since yesterday to find a tutorial or service for my Left Split Pad Pro that I can use to fix it.

Maybe someone here knows more? If this is still being read at all XD

King Regards

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You only answer is going to be to inspect the connection on the Split Pro that goes to the switch. That can be seen in Right controller guide, Step 5, Picture 1, left side of the rail. See the close up picture below with the interface circled in red. Those little pins on the left are what touch the connector on the switch.

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