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[title] Put tape on the magnets and find the best position
-[* icon_note] Do this one trigger at a time. Do not do both at once.
-[* black] Put tape on the magnets and find out where the controller triggers the magnets without you touching it. Once you know what this point is mark it on the trigger.
-[* black] Once you find a position that works every time and does not trigger the problem, tape the magnets down in that position and test it for repetition. It should not press itself but also trigger something when pressed halfway down. Once you find this point, mark it so you know where to glue the magnet.
+[* icon_note] If both triggers are affected, repair one at a time. Do not do both at once.
+[* black] Put tape on the magnets and find out where the trigger being repaired does not self trigger. If the trigger responds without human input, then the magnet needs to be placed higher on the trigger assembly. controller triggers the magnets without you touching it.
+[* black] Once you know where the magnet works correctly, prepare to glue it onto the trigger and seal it.
[* black] Repeat this procedure for the other trigger if both are affected.