Logitech F710 WIRELESS GAMEPAD Repair

The Logitech F710 Wireless Gamepad is a PC-focused wireless controller designed to provide a familiar console-style layout for PC gaming. It uses a cordless USB nano receiver and supports both XInput and DirectInput modes through a top-mounted input mode switch. The unit is built from durable ABS plastic with textured/rubberized grips and includes radial feedback vibration motors for force feedback. Key features include dual analog thumbsticks, a D-pad, shoulder buttons, and a 10 m (30 ft) wireless range.

The Logitech F710 WIRELESS GAMEPAD can be identified by the model number (M/N G-R0001). The model label is on the housing and a top-mounted input mode switch labeled XInput/DirectInput. This label lists the model (M/N), part (P/N), and serial (S/N) numbers.

• Form Factor: Wireless gamepad (console-style layout)
• Platform Support: PC (not compatible with Xbox 360 consoles)
• OS Support: Windows XP, Windows XP x64, Windows Vista, Windows Vista x64, Windows 7, Windows 7 x64
• Connectivity: Cordless (proprietary USB nano receiver); cordless range 10 m / 30 feet
• Receiver (USB) VID_PID: 046D_C21F (XInput mode), 046D_C219 (DirectInput mode); Full Speed USB 1.1 Nano Receiver
• Input Mode Switch: Yes — top of unit; selectable XInput or DirectInput
• Power / Batteries: 2 × AA alkaline
• Haptics: Radial feedback vibration motors (rumble) — motor model/manufacturer not specified
• Controls: Two analog thumbsticks, D-pad, face buttons (A/B/X/Y), two shoulder buttons, Start/Back/Mode buttons
• Dimensions & Weight (with batteries): Gamepad: 142 mm × 98 mm × 75 mm, 285 g; Receiver: 14.4 mm × 18.7 mm × 6.1 mm, 1.8 g
• Button Switches / Contacts: Membrane/contact pad style switches (manufacturer/model not specified)

Common repair-relevant faults include loss of wireless connection (often resolved by swapping the nano receiver or replacing batteries), sticky or unresponsive buttons from worn membrane contacts, and analog stick drift from potentiometer wear. Diagnose by replacing batteries, testing the receiver VID/PID on another PC, inspecting battery contacts for corrosion, and opening the case to check ribbon cables, solder joints, and motor connections.

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

Warranty varies by region; check Logitech's warranty page for coverage and claim procedures.

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