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This guide will show you how to disassemble your DualShock 4 CHU-ZCT2U controller and access the charging port for replacement.
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Unscrew the four 6.5mm screws, using a Phillips-Head screwdriver.
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Pry the two halves of the shell apart using a plastic opening tool.
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Pull the ribbon cable out of the motherboard port to fully separate the two halves, using a pair of tweezers.
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Pull the ribbon cable from the charge port, using a set of tweezers.
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Grip the right hand corner of the opaque white piece with a pair of tweezers, and pull it upwards to remove it.
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Lift the clear plastic piece up by its right hand corner.
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Pull it to the right to remove the bottom left hand corner from the groove.
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Remove the clear plastic piece. It pushes in easily.
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Peel off the black sticker on the charge port, using a pair of tweezers.
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Unscrew the 4.50mm screw in the center of the port chip, using a Phillips-Head screwdriver.
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Pull the charging port out with a pair of tweezers.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Came in handy, since it’s hard enough to fix a JDM-030. Thanks!
Just did this on my JDM-030 (3rd generation DS4) as well. I would point out that the charge port for the JDM-030 (JDS-030?) looks slightly different and has more of a T-shape than the JDS-040, but aside from that, the instructions are functionally the same.
I will lastly add that having good tweezers is a must: the tweezers my jeweler’s drivers came with were crap and I had to go to the store to buy another pair. Make sure your equipment is solid before assembly.
Can The JDS 040 work in a controller that uses the JDS 030?
Tried to replace my usb port with a board that reads “1-981-33-31” from amazon. It was listed as JDS-40 and it does not work. In fact when plugged into a usb port on my laptop the ribbon cable gets noticeably hot but the controller will not power on.
Got the same problem. Any idea?
