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Hello friends. I have an issue on my xbox controller how can i solve this? I know the missing points are going to be soldered but they are just for rumble motors. My issue is not about vibration its about triggers stuck at %100. Let me add some pictures above.
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It's seems like your Hall Effect sensors have gone bad but that's extremely unusual. And to have them both at the same time in the same way go bad is even more unusual. Suspicious.
Was the trigger issue the reason why you took it apart in the first place? Is that gamepad test image from after the controller was taken apart or before? Have you tried "resetting" the controller? Is the controllers firmware up to date?
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Hello I don’t have any idea about resetting and firmware update. Can you explain me how can I do this.
I actually opened the inside to clean the controller and then that was the problem. Some solder connections broke, I can solder them again and there seems to be no physical problem with the hall sensor. In addition, when you bring a magnet closer to the hall sensor, there is no change in values, I do not have a voltmeter.
After you do the re-soldering, mostly reassemble it. Then with battery power, not connected to the pc, press and hold the sync button for about 20 seconds. This should do a "factory reset" of the controller. As for the firmware updating, no idea if it can be done through the pc, maybe through the xbox app? I've only ever done it through an actual xbox.
Yeah there wouldn't be any change with a magnet because they are stuck at 100%. 100% is like having the magnet pressed up against it already, 0% would be like having the magnet nowhere near it.
@rebtech So how can I solve this do you have any idea?
@z0d0 Did you do the re-soldering, reassembly, and factory reset?
I don't believe this is about the parts where the solders are missing, after all, they're just the rumble engine, right? I felt like I was having a different problem.
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Hello I don’t have any idea about resetting and firmware update. Can you explain me how can I do this.
I actually opened the inside to clean the controller and then that was the problem. Some solder connections broke, I can solder them again and there seems to be no physical problem with the hall sensor. In addition, when you bring a magnet closer to the hall sensor, there is no change in values, I do not have a voltmeter.
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No, I didn't have the necessary tools for soldering, but I don't believe the solder points of the rumble engine are related to this, it's related to the solders.
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