Logitech Gamepad F310 Troubleshooting

The controller is plugged in but will not do anything. Always try disconnecting your controller, restarting your device, and then plugging your controller back in before you begin making repairs. Make sure your controller is not plugged in when making repairs.

Check to see whether you have inserted the USB in the correct spot on the computer, and that it is fully inserted. If it is not fully inserted, it may not connect.

Some buttons or actions work on the controller, but others will not.

Individual buttons may be broken, especially if they look indented. Reference Here to replace buttons.

Tools Required: 1mm screwdriver, small pry bar (recommended), tweezers (recommended)

This is the buttons replacement guide.

If the case on your gamepad has cracks or has broken completely, reference Here to replace it.

Tools Required: 1mm screwdriver, small pry bar (recommended), tweezers (recommended)

This is the controller case replacement guide

If the buttons on the back of your controller are not working or are cracked, reference Here to replace them.

Tools Required: 1mm screwdriver, small pry bar (recommended), tweezers (recommended)

This is the trigger spring replacement guide.

This is the bumper replacement guide.

If your D-pad does not work, or if it is visibly broken, reference Here to replace it.

Tools Required: 1mm screwdriver, small pry bar (recommended), tweezers (recommended)

This is the D-Pad replacement guide.

Errors show when you try to use the controller, or the controller does not work.

This controller is compatible with Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and ChromeOS. If you are not using one of these operating systems, then the controller is not compatible.

Your controller is connected but nothing on the controller works. Check the other solutions before this one.

The cable connecting the gamepad to the computer may be damaged. Reference Here to replace the cable. SOLDERING IS REQUIRED TO FIX THIS PART.

Tools Required: Solder iron, Solder stand,

Your character or focal point gradually turns without the joystick moving.

If your character continuously looks in a direction without you moving the joystick, you have joystick drift. Reference Here to fix or replace this.

Tools Required: 1mm screwdriver, small pry bar (recommended), tweezers (recommended)

This is the joystick replacement guide.