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Nintendo Switch First-Time Setup and
Connection
Applies to: Nintendo Switch
Instructions on how to set up your Nintendo Switch system for the first time.
Complete These Steps:
1. Connect the AC adapter to the system.
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Connect the USB plug from the Nintendo Switch AC adapter into the USB connector on
the bottom of the console, then connect the AC adapter into the wall outlet.
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The system will power on after you connect the AC adapter provided.
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Summary of Contents for Nintendo Nintendo Switch Joy-Con HAC 001
- Page 1 Complete These Steps: 1. Connect the AC adapter to the system. Connect the USB plug from the Nintendo Switch AC adapter into the USB connector on the bottom of the console, then connect the AC adapter into the wall outlet.
- Page 2 Attach the Joy-Con controllers to the Nintendo Switch console. 3. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the first-time setup. Some of the settings can be configured later. If you have questions during the setup, please refer to the links within the Related Answers section.
- Page 3 Applies to: Nintendo Switch Description: The Nintendo Switch console does not seem to charge, or the battery charge continues to go down despite being connected to the AC adapter. The console battery does not last very long despite charging for several hours.
- Page 4 2. Connect the original AC adapter to the console and then directly to a wall outlet. When the AC adapter is first plugged into the console, the LCD screen will power on and the battery charging indicator will be displayed on the upper right corner of the screen. Important: ...
- Page 5 The Nintendo Switch console does not have a power light. While the Nintendo Switch console is placed in the dock, the LCD screen will automatically shut off as the software application will be displayed on the TV screen. What to Do: 1.
- Page 6 While performing this step, verify you are using the Nintendo Switch AC adapter (model No. HAC-002) and check for any cuts, kinks, frayed cables, etc. If any damage is found, or if a different charger is being used, replacing it with the correct accessory may resolve the problem.