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This guide serves a teardown of the BSP D9 controller.
It aims to allow you to access all replaceable components.
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To open the controller there are 8 screws on the rear that need to be remove to access either side of the controller.
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We start with the left side as the battery is this side.
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Start by squeezing the indicated area with your thumb
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Then twist whilst pressing the squeezed area to open the controller to the left similarly to a book. As shown in the second image
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There are 4 connections hold the top piece in as labelled
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1. Rumble motor connection
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2. Macro Button connection
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3. Battery connection
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4. Interconnect Flex Cable
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Disconnect the battery first before disconnecting anything.
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To disconnect the ZIF connector by picking on the grey bale. As shown
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In order to remove the PCB, unscrew the two screws as shown
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And with that the left side is tore down.
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Apply pressure in the region highlighted in the images.
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After which twist the controller in the direction shown
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There are 3 connections for the right side.
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1. Interconnect Flex Cable Connector
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2. Rumble Motor Connector
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3. Macro button Connector
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To disconnect the flex cable follow the same steps as the left side
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Remove the screws highlighted in the image
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That's the right side torn down.
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What about the middle, extensible part? My Bsp-D9 stops working when fully extended, I think that part might be the problem.
Hi there @maximelumeau It's possible that either the ribbon cable that connects both sides is broken or it has come disconnected.
The only way to check is check continuity using a multimeter for each connection in the ribbon cable or replace the ribbon cable with one of same specification respectively