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How can I replace the battery? |
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My left stick is screwing up, and I want to replace it. |
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SN 30 Pro+ replacement parts |
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Random drift on left controller |
Background
Third-party Nintendo Switch controllers are made by manufacturers other than Nintendo. They may connect by USB, Bluetooth, or a wireless USB receiver, and many models also support computers or mobile devices.
This category organizes repair information for third-party controllers designed for or compatible with the Nintendo Switch family. Official Joy-Con and Nintendo Pro Controllers remain under the Nintendo Switch Family. Third-party controllers for earlier Nintendo consoles are organized under Third-Party Nintendo Controller.
Identification
Find the manufacturer name and model number on the back, underside, battery compartment, or packaging. Some manufacturers sell similar-looking controllers for different platforms, so verify the model number and supported systems before following a repair guide.
