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Controller Will Not Power On
The controller will not turn on or charge
Faulty Battery
It is possible that the battery has died or malfunctioned, causing the controller to not charge. Consider replacing the battery by using (this guide).
Defective Charging Cable
Make sure the adapter is plugged in correctly and that a light turns on. If the adapter does not light up when plugged in, it may be defective and need replacing.
Malfunction of circuitry
If the above solutions do not resolve the problem, it is possible that the motherboard has stopped working. Should this be the case, the motherboard will likely need to be replaced altogether. Learn how to replace the motherboard using (this guide).
Joystick Not Working Properly
The joystick is unable to perform all of its intended function(s)
Joystick inputs are inconsistent with on-screen outputs
If the character/selector is moving on its own, or if it does not move when prompted, apply compressed air into the space around the joystick while moving the joystick around in circles. This issue is often caused by dust or other debris that get inside the analog stick. If the problem still persists, the joystick may need replacing altogether. Learn how to replace the joystick using (this guide)
Joystick Stuck/Jammed
A jammed joystick is typically the result of dirt and/or sticky substances finding their way into the inner part of the analog. If the problem is caused by dirt or some other type of loose debri, the joystick can often be unjammed by applying compressed air into the space around it. If the problem is caused by a sticky substance (soda, syrup, etc,) try using rubbing alcohol and a Q-tip to clean the ball of the joystick. If the joystick is still stuck after these fixes, it may need to be replaced. Learn how to replace the joystick using (this guide).
Buttons Jammed/Not Working
The buttons are unable to perform all of their intended function(s)
Jammed
There may be dirt or other debris under the button(s). This can often be fixed by taking a Q-tip with rubbing alcohol on it and cleaning around the edge of the button(s). If this does not fix the issue, the controller may need to be taken apart to access the deeper part of the button(s). Learn how to do this using (this guide).
Not Responding
If a button fails to work altogether, it may need to be replaced. Learn how to replace the buttons using (this guide),
Controller Not Connecting to TV/Switch
The controller is powered on but is not connecting to the console.
Syncing New Controller to Console
Ensure that the ''BEBONCOOL Wireless Switch Pro Controller has been synced to the switch. This can be done by using an already connected controller to select “Controller” in the switch menu. Proceed by clicking “Change Grip/Order.” The Switch will then ask you to sync your controller by holding down the buttons indicated on the screen.
Controller that has already been synced cannot connect
This could be caused by disruption in the Bluetooth connection between the controller and the Switch. Make sure that Bluetooth connection is turned on by going to “Settings” and selecting “Controller Connection (Bluetooth).
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For Pair and Connect for the first time
This should be the Y button.
mechee304 - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0
On occasion, the controller just disconnects for no apparent reason. I can just usually re-connect it but it's a problem while gaming.
A reason and solution for this?
dannyduck 123 - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0
Connected but as soon as I start a game it shuts off
Chris LoDico - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0
Controller synced no problem. Plugged it up to charge and when I unplugged it the lights won't stop flashing up and down. Can not re- sync it either.
Timer Revel - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0
I’m experiencing this too, did you find a fix for it?
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