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A lot of Nintendo switch lite users are facing the issue of "Nintendo switch not turning on." Where the Nintendo Switch either doesn't turn on or there's a black screen that going on for a long. Need not worry, we have the right and easy ways to fix the "Nintendo switch lite won't turn on" issue. Here's how. Nintendo switch lite black screen or Nintendo switch isn't turning on happens because the Nintendo switch tends to freeze or gets stuck and to fix the issue of the Nintendo switch not working, Hard reset your Nintendo switch by pressing the power button for 15 seconds and then clicking the power button once again, and while doing this make sure that the power cable is plugged in. This should work for you and if it doesn't, Underneath is where we have covered all the other fixes and in a detailed manner. Plus, the addition to the above-mentioned is also provided. That means there are more things that you can do alongside hard resetting the Nintendo switch lite. Let's dig in straight on to the other fixes. FIXES for the issue "Nintendo switch lite won't turn on." Here are the fixes that you can try and one of these should definitely work for your Nintendo switch lite. First up. Hold the power button by following these patterns:- But before you follow the power button pattern, Make sure you Power up your Nintendo switch lite:- Just ensure that the Nintendo switch lite is charged before we proceed, And if it is not charged, Charge it using the original charging gears provided by the Nintendo. I.e; Use the original power USB cable and the adapter to charge the Nintendo. Do not use a third-party USB cable and adapter as it can break or damage your Nintendo switch lite battery over time. Charge the Nintendo switch battery for the bare minimum of 30 minutes. So, that it can turn on. After charging your Nintendo switch lite follow these power button patterns to turn your device on:- Hold the Power button and then press it once again:- Hold the power button for 15 seconds and then press it once again(Just a click of a button). Doing this will hard reset your Nintendo switch which will most likely fix the issue of Nitendo switch lite black screen or the power button not responding.The screen sometimes gets freezed and gets stuck and hard resetting most of the times fix the issue of black screen or Switch not turning on.And if this doesn't work for you, try the other combination of buttons that are mentioned underneath and most likely they'll work for you. Note:- Again reminding you, Do not to forget to plug in the power cable while holding on the power button. Atleast, for this particular power button holding pattern.Hold the power button for 15 seconds and then click the Negative volume button:- Hold the power button for about 15 while having the power cable connected and then click the negative(minus) volume rocker and it shoud work.And in case even doing this doesn't make the switch to respond you back, then, try the next set of combos of the button and those are right below.Hold the power button for 15 seconds and then click the posititve volume button:- Just like using the negative(minus sign) button, Try using the positive(plus sign) volume button.And try if it works out for you and if it doesn't, try the next one.Hold the power button for 15 seconds and then press the home button:- This is yet another way of hard resetting the Nintendo switch lite. Simply hold the power button for 15 seconds and then press the home button just for a second and the Nintendo switch should turn to life. https://youtu.be/_1_ddBf_61k For detailed information about the combos, refer to this video as we've found this video helpful. After trying all the possible button combos of using the power button, If it still doesn't work, try the other ways to fix the issue of the Nintendo switch not turning on or black screen and those are underneath. Charge the battery for Long hours(24 to 30 hours). The reason why the Nintendo switch would require to be charged for 24 to 30 hours is that when you use it for a long period of time, the battery tends to drain and hence, requires the battery to be charged for extra hours. Don't you worry, Doing this won't really have a bad impact on the battery? However, Do not overdo this and don't do this very often. Doing this will try to rejuvenate the battery or this will sort of power cycle the battery to get the most out of it. After you charge the battery of the Nintendo switch for long hours, try to power up your Nintendo switch lite and this should work for you. If doing this doesn't work for you, Move on to the next one. Check your charging USB cable and the USB port. Check if your USB cable is working fine and look inside the USB cable and look for the bent pins which are causing hindrance in making contact with the port on the Nintendo switch lite. Try not to use the third-party USB cables to charge your device and the reason is simple is that the third-party cables aren't as capable as the original cable that you get with the Nintendo switch. Hence, Using third-party USB cables can lead to damaging the battery of your Nintendo switch. Moreover, not cleaning the USB ports and inside the USB cable can also cause you the same trouble. So, Always make sure that you maintain your Nintendo switch and the accessories that you have alongside. Moving on to the next one. Hard reset your Nintendo switch lite. Hard reset the Nintendo switch lite and if there's an error that's bothering your device will most likely get fixed. Here's how to hard reset your Nintendo switch lite. Hard reset your Switch without deleting save data. If your Nintendo switch lite is stuck on a black screen, then forcefully shut it down by holding the power button for about 12 seconds. After that, hold down both Volume up (+) and Volume Down (-) then press the power button to turn it ON. Keep holding Volume up (+) and Volume Down (-) to boot switch in recovery mode. After you get to the Recovery mode page, Click on “Restore Factory Setting Without Deleting Save Data". Just to make you aware that this will consume some of your time. If Hard resetting your Nintendo switch lite doesn't solve the problem. then, you should follow the subpart of hard resetting and that is:- Hard reset your switch and delete the save data. And the steps are similar to as you did in the previous part. Still for your clarification, here is how to reset the Nintendo switch lite and delete the saved data. Again, If your Nintendo switch lite is stuck on a black screen, then forcefully shut it down by holding the power button for about 12 seconds. After that, hold down both Volume up (+) and Volume Down (-) then press the power button to turn it ON. Keep holding Volume up (+) and Volume Down (-) to boot switch in recovery mode. After you get to the Recovery mode page, Click on “Restore Factory Settings”. i.e, option number 3. Selecting this option will hard reset the Nintendo switch lite as well as delete the data. Deleting the data will make sure that there isn't any file or data that are corrupt or bothering the device. So, restoring factory settings could be a beneficial thing for your Nintendo switch lite. And doing this will most likely fix the issue of "Nintendo switch lite won't turn on" or Nintendo Switch black screen". And if still, the power button doesn't react to your command, Then there's a battery issue or some other internal issues. This brings us to our next fix. That is:- Battery Issues or Internal damages. If your Nintendo switch lite tends to show a black screen or fails to boot/startup then there are chances that the battery is either gone or isn't capable of taking the load of starting up completely(that's why black screen). Either get your battery replaced with a new one or you can take your device to the nearest local technician who does all the work of repairing such consoles, controllers. Or If your device is under warranty, then, try calling Nintendo's customer care as they can help you out in getting the battery(probably for free depending on the warranty) as well as they might help you in fixing the whole problem as well. Also, there are chances that there are some internal damages in the chipset or probably in the motherboard. Which a local technician can work on and might get this fixed. Usually, they are so good at it that there as fewer chances that they will fail to fix this. Next up. Visit or call Nintendo. After trying all of the above-mentioned fixes, If it still doesn't work, try to visit the nearest Nintendo switch or call their customer care for help or for an appointment. After all, they are the ones who made the actual product and know the best about their creation. They can take the most responsibility and on the other hand, the local technician fails to take responsibility. For obvious reasons, Nintendo might charge you an extra buck for repair as compared to the local technicians. However, It is easy to reach out to Nintendo as compared to the local console technicians. So, If all the previous steps don't help you to get the response of the power button and still fails to start up then you should definitely visit Nintendo or can consult them over a call on Nintendo's customer care. That's that and hopefully, this problem of yours gets fixed, and with that said, peace out.