Introducción
Esta guía te guiará para que puedas reemplazar los módulos de joystick en tu Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. Esta guía de reemplazo requerirá que desueldes y sueldes tus joysticks de reemplazo de vuelta a la placa de circuito. Si necesitas aprender a soldar, consulta esta guía.
Qué necesitas
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Voltea el mando para que las pegatinas de los modelos estén orientadas hacia el techo.
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Usa un destornillador JIS#00 para quitar los dos tornillos negros de 8,4 mm que sujetan las manijas, ubicados en los extremos de las manijas.
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Retira con cuidado las tapas de las asas separándolas del cuerpo principal.
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Utiliza un destornillador JIS n.º 00 para quitar los cuatro tornillos plateados de 6,8 mm que sujetan la cubierta de plástico transparente posterior.
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Retira con cuidado la cubierta de plástico transparente con la uña.
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Retira la cubierta de plástico transparente.
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Retira la batería de iones de litio haciendo palanca con una uña o una herramienta de apertura de plástico en el lado izquierdo.
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Quita los cinco tornillos de cabeza redonda de 5 mm con el destornillador Phillips #00.
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Para volver a ensamblar tu dispositivo, sigue estas instrucciones en orden inverso.
Para volver a ensamblar tu dispositivo, sigue estas instrucciones en orden inverso.
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I managed to replace mine with much difficulty with the soldering but the stick does not seem to turn fully anymore, both with the replacement and the original. For reference, when I go to test it, it no longer registers as reaching the outer circle when pressed all the way down. Similarly when I go to calibrate it, it only reaches up til about the 2nd outer circle, not enough to actually trigger the green arrow. Since this seems to occur on both the replacement and original stick now, I’m guessing this must be some issue that arose while I was struggling with the desoldering process. Anybody have any ideas what might be causing my issue? Have I just damaged it beyond repair?
Without pictures it is impossible to tell, but there is the possibility that you strips the metal connection on the solder point. This is fixable by “bridging” the connection. You will want to find schematics of the wiring for the PCB and then solder the wire over to the next connection.
As a side note, I should mention that I have never tried this on a controller of any sort and that I have only used this method on keyboards with single wire connections. It is possible that the connection in a controller PCB have more going on and that this technique will not work.
Gavin A -
I have the same problem, I buy 2 joystick module from iFixit and the two gave me the same issue, the joystick module don't reach the green arrow.
I can't calibrate because of that issue.
Any ideas?
I have also had the same issue with replacement, only reaches roughly 75%. I contacted ifixit and they sent me a replacement thinking it might be a faulty pot, I installed the new stick and have the same issue. Maybe different years used different resistance.
See my answer a bit down. I think it has to do with the resistance of the module. I had the same issue with the part I received from iFixit, the original part has a resistance of 1150 ohm, but the replacement is 1600 ohm. And I have a different module which is about 500 ohm, and that works just fine.
