EasySMX ESM-9100 Shoulder Buttons Replacement

Introduzione

This guide demonstrates how to replace the shoulder buttons or L and R buttons on your EasySMX ESM-9100 game controller. A probable reason for the L and R buttons (also known as the shoulder buttons) on your controller to stop working may be that they have become misaligned within the controller and no longer make contact with the receiver when pressed. When the receiver is pressed, it typically makes an audible distinct clicking noise. If attempting to realign the buttons without disassembly has not resolved the issue, the next step is to access the controller internals to align them properly. Follow this simple guide to replace or realign the L/R buttons. Since this process involves working closely with the internal electronics, take care not to damage them to prevent the controller from becoming entirely unresponsive.

Before you begin this repair, ensure that the controller is unplugged from your console or PC.

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Passo 1 Bottom Case

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Place the controller face down on a solid surface.
Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the seven 10 mm screws from the back cover.
The order does not matter.

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Passo 2

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Use the iFixit opening tool to pry off the back cover and remove it to reveal the internal components.
Place the cover off to the side, then grab the circuit board and gently remove it from the front cover.
Be careful when removing the back cover, the components in this controller are loosely attached and can fall out easily.

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Passo 3 L/R Buttons

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Remove the L and R shoulder buttons from their sockets on the top case.
Avoid touching the receiver as this is the component that will let the controller know the button has been pressed.

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