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IMPORTANT UPDATE: In order to get controller to power back on for testing, the new software update requires the back plate (which has the battery) to be connected.

Series 2 Drift Video: (to be released ~1 month)

Timeline:

Introduction 0:00
Controller Teardown 1:30
Joystick Removal 5:40
Potentiometer Removal 9:17
Solder Removal & Joystick Install 10:43
Getting Full Range Method 1 13:25
Getting Full Range Method 2 14:10
Getting Full Range Method 3 14:36
Getting Full Range Method 15:05
Controller Assembly 17:54
Last Test & Outro 20:35

Tired of having a nonworking controller because the joystick isn’t functioning correctly? Replacing your analog stick will fix and repair many joystick issues and problems including but not limited to: stick drift, creeping, stuttering, blind spots, dead zones, no click, noncentered, broken, and loose joysticks. This method for replacing your joystick will fix these issues on Elite Series 2 Xbox One Controllers. In this video you will learn how to test your controller, take the controller apart, remove the analog joystick, install and replace the joystick with a soldering iron, and ways to get full range on the new joystick..

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