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Desoldering technique with [gootwitck mesh], hot air station and yihua soldering iron. (hot air at 100 ° C helps to preheat the control logicboard.)
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Remove the battery pack cover.
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Remove batteries.
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Grip the controller firmly to remove the side handles, wedging a spudger into the seam between the front and handle plates.
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Pry the side plate away from the front plate by moving the spudger back and forth. You will need to do this all the way around the side plate's seam.
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Use a screwdriver and punch a hole directly in the center of the label.
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Remove the five 10mm screws located on the back of the controller using the TR8 Security Torx Screwdriver.
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De-solder the soldered joints while holding the red and black wires down on the top motherboard.
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De-solder the black and gray wires that are attached to the top motherboard.
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Remove the rumble motors and set them aside.
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Unscrew the two 7mm T6 screws located near the rumble motor sockets.
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Firmly grip sides of motherboard near the middle.
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Lift upwards while slightly wiggling the motherboard forward and backward.
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Remove the yellow tape holding the wires in place on the front of the controller.
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Unscrew the two 7mm T6 Hex screws located on underside the triggers.
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Remove the rumble motors from its socket and pull the wire with it.
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Remove the six T6 Torx screws located on the bottom motherboard.
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Remove the bumpers by prying them off of the pegs that secure them, using a spudger. They are located on the front and back of the controller.
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Lift the piece surrounding the Home button off of its pegs.
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Pry it off of the other side, using a spudger on the pins.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Do you know where we can get the original analogue module for the joystick?
it does not exists, so you should buy generic replacement spare part
I love welding technics. This post has clear ideas on how to replace the joystick and shows in detail that’s I like it. I also try to fix many things, and it’s delightful. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
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To be “accurate” and not spread misleading or confusion to beginners or noobs..the correct term of operation performed is “SOLDERING” not welding. Perhaps visually similar in concept they are two totally different operations.
