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When your triggers get stickier than the Cheeto® dust on your hands it might be time for an intervention.
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Start off by removing the four TR9 Torx Security screws on the back of the controller.
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The two screws on the top are further inset than the others. You can use the iFixit 1/4" to 4 mm Driver Adapter as an extender.
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The case is now open, but it's still held together by two clips on the top.
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Apply a gentle twisting motion to separate the first clip.
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Twist in the other direction to separate the second clip.
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The top is now free!
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Here's our problem, the rubber pad has fallen off of the plastic stop leaving only the glue behind.
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The rubber pad should still be in the controller somewhere (happy hunting) or if you're not in the mood for hide and seek any kind of foam will work as a replacement.
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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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Great, concise fix instructions!
My nimbus started to have sticky triggers. I could not believe that I had found this solution! Awesome!
Hi, I have a Nimbus + controller. It's seems to have clips at the back too. Any advice on how to open it?
Greetings, someone who can help me where I can get the joystick, original remote control ?
Excellent information
