@valpackett Isn't this the resistor that is needed to initiate charging when the battery is completely dead?
Like I've had a few Nintendo switches here to repair just because their battery was drained too much for it to initiate the charging. After a "kick-start" it was fine again.
@agowa338 that's a silly issue, but no, if you have a smart device that actually talks PD over CC pins, it's not missing any resistors on those lines.
I don't fully recall the writeup of this issue anymore but the very first switches had also something with missing components for this. I think they fixed it in later versions.
But I'm quite sure there was something like this in the first ones.
I think it was this design issue here: https://headworx.slupik.com/2026/03/usb-type-c-dead-battery.html