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[title] Replacement Trigger Mount
[* black] Pictured is the disassembled trigger mount, next to a 3D printed replacement ground plane, which will act as the RB or LB of the controller.
+ [* black] Notice the rectangular flange hanging on the top of the 3D printed ground plane. And notice how it's missing from the original piece; it's broken off, making the bumper button impossible to press normally.
+ [* black] This will lay between the actual button on the printed circuit board and the outer bumper button when the controller is reassembled.
[* black] The metal bar from the trigger will slide across the two holes on the replacement part.
[* black] In case the drilled holes are too small or tight, apply some lubricant grease to the inside of the holes. The bar should slide through the holes of the trigger mount and the two slots from the bottom of the plane.
-[* black] Make sure that the spring is between the deep divet on the trigger and the larger half-hole in at the top of the L on the ground plane as you place the trigger in between .
+[* black] Make sure that the spring is between the deep divet on the trigger and the larger half-hole in at the top of the L on the ground plane as you place the trigger in between the trigger and plane.