Logitech Adaptive Gaming Kit Repair

The Adaptive Gaming Kit is an accessibility-focused accessory kit from Logitech designed to expand compatibility for gamers who use adaptive controllers. It provides a set of large programmable buttons, trigger modules, 3.5 mm connection cables, and mounting hardware to create custom input layouts. The kit is built from durable materials — ABS plastic housings, silicone button caps, nylon straps and a metal mounting plate — to withstand frequent mounting and actuation. Key features include plug-and-play 3.5 mm connections, modular mounting options, and a range of button sizes for customizable setups.

The Logitech Adaptive Gaming Kit can be identified by the model number (M/N NONE). The model label is on the Adaptive Gaming Kit can be identified by its assortment of large circular button modules, multiple 3.5 mm jack cables, and a flat metal mounting plate. Button modules and the mounting plate carry product/part labels on their underside or on attached cable heat-shrink when present; cables are identifiable by the 3.5 mm plugs. This label lists the model (M/N), part (P/N), and serial (S/N) numbers.

• Manufacturer: Logitech
• Product Type: Adaptive gaming accessory kit (accessibility input modules and mounting hardware)
• Compatibility: Designed for Xbox Adaptive Controller and other controllers with 3.5 mm input jacks (plug-and-play via 3.5 mm cable wiring)
• Included Components: Large and medium circular button modules (various sizes), trigger modules, 3.5 mm jack cables, metal mounting plate, velcro/strap mounting hardware, adhesive mounts and cable ties
• Connectors: 3.5 mm TRS-style jack plugs for each button/module (plug-and-play wired inputs)
• Materials: ABS plastic housings, silicone button caps, steel/aluminum mounting plate, nylon Velcro straps, heat-shrink on cable terminations
• Power: Passive device — powered and sensed by host controller via 3.5 mm inputs (no internal battery)
• Key switch / internal actuator: Proprietary sealed tactile push-button assemblies (manufacturer/model not specified on Logitech support page)
• Spare parts availability: No spare parts listed on Logitech support page; Logitech indicates no spare parts available for this product
• Regulatory / Safety: Meets standard consumer electronics regulatory markings where supplied; consult packaging or support for region-specific certifications

Common repair-relevant faults are unresponsive or intermittent buttons (often due to cable or plug failure) and damaged mounting hardware. Diagnose by swapping 3.5 mm cables and plugs, testing individual button modules with a multimeter or on a known-good adaptive controller input, and inspecting connectors and cable strain relief for breaks.

For additional troubleshooting help, visit: Visit https://support.logi.com for product support, contact options, and troubleshooting guidance.

Refer to Logitech warranty information for region-specific limited hardware warranty; support page indicates standard Logitech warranty channels.

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