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Flip over the controller.
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Then, unscrew the 7 screws holding it together.
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There are no screws hiding under the sticker, so there is no need to rip it off or punch a hole in it (like i tried to do in a previous attempt)
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After removing the screws, just pull the back off of the controller. There aren't any cables attached to it.
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First, unplug the battery connector
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Then, undo the 8 clips that hold the board to the front casing with the flathead driver.
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After that, just lift the board up.
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To remove the vibration motors, just pull them out, being careful not to break the wires.
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Remove the screws holding the D-pad and buttons to the front case, carefully prying them out with your flathead. To remove the shoulder buttons, just pull them out.
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Unfortunately, the clear lenses through which the status LEDs shine are glued onto the case and are not removable.
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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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Hello, I got this one (wired version) and I want to change joysticks as they are pretty much trash for analog control (joystick sensitivity). I want to use potenciometer ones as they are mostly used in premium brands such as microsoft and sony. What can I use? are there any things to be aware of? Any compatibility issues? I know how to disassemble it and solder it on. I just need to know which to get. I found ones from local shop called "Potenciometr Joystick PS4 JDM-055". ******Thanks for any response and have a great day :)
