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Check the pins on the joy-con side and switch side to make sure they aren't damaged or full of junk, try with a friends joy-con if you can to test it's not the Switch tablet. If those look clean, try unplugging and re-plugging the internal battery of the joy-con and try recharging. If that doesn't work and the joy-con motherboard doesn't look damaged from liquid etc, you can try a new battery from Amazon for the joy-con for pretty cheap before calling it quits on that controller.
Source: I've repaired 100s of Switches and joy-cons for my business.
Bought a Hori split pad for a temporary replacement and it worked fine... Until the opposite side stopped working lol. I know the tablet is fine though because one of the split pads works and one of the joy cons works at the same time.