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This guide shows how to fix Joy-Con drift for the Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons.
Joy-Con drift is when the Nintendo Switch thinks that the analog stick (also known as the joystick, controller stick, or thumbstick) of the Joy-Con is moving, but it isn't.
Joy-Con drift may occur as you use the Joy-Cons over time from dust and debris building up. You do not need to disassemble the Joy-Con for this repair. In addition, this guide will not corrode any parts of your Joy-Con controller.
Please note this repair is temporary and will last only a certain amount of time.
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Press and hold the black round button on the back of the Joy-Con, then slide it forward to remove.
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Open the 404B contact cleaner and insert the tube into the nozzle.
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Push the Joy Stick to the side and hold.
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Use tweezers to lift the rubber ring under the Joy Stick, and hold.
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Aim the contact cleaner's nozzle at the gap and spray 404B contact cleaner once or twice.
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Rotate the Joy Stick for 30 seconds to allow full penetration of the liquid inside.
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Wait 10 minutes for the liquid to dry completely.
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Insert the Joy-Con back into the Switch to test the Joy-Con.
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Navigate to System Settings > Controllers and Sensors > Calibrate Control Sticks.
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Follow the on-screen prompts on your Switch.
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Enjoy your Joy-Con being able to work properly again!
Enjoy your Joy-Con being able to work properly again!
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Process says it requires compressed air then goes on to use contact cleaner instead.
