Introducción
¿El palanca analógico de tu controlador Xbox Elite Series 2 (modelo 1797) se desliza en la pantalla sin que tu la muevas? Si es así, probablemente tengas lo que se llama “deriva de palanca analógica”.
Hay múltiples causas de la deriva de la palanca. A veces puede ser causada por daños, como dejarlo caer, por ejemplo. Otras veces puede ser causada por el uso y desgaste normal. Afortunadamente, muchas veces, simplemente se debe a una acumulación de desechos en el sensor.
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Qué necesitas
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Coloca una herramienta de palanca en el pliegue del lado derecho del controlador.
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Desliza la herramienta de palanca hasta que el controlador comience a abrirse.
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Maybe im just too scared to totally ruin/ rip/ snap or otherwise DESTROY this thing or stab myself with a pry tool but it seems like this is WAY harder then the pictures/guide make it out to be. The top face plate is FAR FAR FAR harder to release then the guide says.. Its not like a regular controller AT ALL.. I have cut myself to the point of blood now with the sheer effort of trying to push a pry tool between the seam EXATLY where the picture shows.. It did NOT help at all.
Hey Napster, You are very right. I bought this controller preowned and there are slice marks in the rubber where the person tried to open it and failed. I was able to open with out a terrible amount of difficulty by using the thin metal wedger tool thingy from the ifixit kit while simultaneously holding portions open with the blue triangle. Try pushing the tip of whatever your using to the bottom half of the controller then in a little more and then pry up. (near the b button). If it pops the top half out a little then wedge a placeholder in there then try the other side. Once you get both sides try a little lower near the vibrator then same for the other side and by then it should be easy enough to open with your hands. I struggled heavily the first time but found this was the easiest way. Good luck!
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This is such an awesome guide! Fixed my controller drift and a saved me a ton of money in the long run. Thanks so much!
I had issues with numerous parts of this guide.
As others mentioned, opening the case is quite difficult. I found that using the metal Jimmy tool included in the Essential Electronics Toolkit helped to loosen up the right-side seam enough so that the middle of the right-side seam was where I was first able to insert a pick. Once I was finally able to get the whole thing open, I noticed there was a small amount of adhesive which the Jimmy may have helped to slice apart.
I was not able to remove the joystick at all despite being able to rotate it as instructed. I found that I was able to access the sensor for cleaning as described without removing the stick at all. But, on that note, the spudger included in the Essential Electronics Toolkit was too large to open the sensor gap. The smallest flathead bit included in the kit fit perfectly. FWIW, the spudger pictured is not the same one included in the toolkit…
