Introduzione
Segui questa guida per sostituire la copertura delle levette analogiche su un controller Sony DualSense della PlayStation 5.
Nota: Questa guida è per i controller DualSense con un FCC ID che finisce con 1. Controlla il retro del tuo controller per verificare il tuo modello. Se il tuo finisce con A, ci saranno delle differenze nel design interno, ma puoi utilizzare ugualmente questa guida.
Cosa ti serve
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Inserisci un plettro al di sotto del rivestimento centrale nell'angolo in basso a destra per rilasciare le clip che lo attaccano alla scocca.
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Fai scorrere il plettro attraverso il bordo in basso a destra del rivestimento centrale per rilasciare le clip che lo attaccano alla scocca.
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Inserisci un plettro sotto il rivestimento centrale nell'angolo in basso a sinistra per rilasciare le clip che lo attaccano alla scocca.
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Fai scorrere il plettro attraverso il bordo in basso a sinistra del rivestimento centrale per rilasciare le clip che lo attaccano alla scocca.
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Usa le dita per sollevare il bordo inferiore del rivestimento centrale per rilasciare le clip rimanenti.
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Solleva il rivestimento centrale sopra i joystick per rimuoverlo.
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Inserisci la parte piatta dello spudger all'interno della fessura sopra il pulsante L1.
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Fai leva verso l'alto e rimuovi il pulsante L1.
Tried prying from the front of the buttons as pictured and my spudger broke off in the gap. A video I watched showed them being pried off from the back (between the R1/R2 and L1/L2 buttons) which seemed much easier.
Agree with Lora's comment above. I was able to use an old credit card to take L1/R1 out this way. I pressed down the L2/R2 button to create space to work in, then came in from between L1/L2 and R1/R2. It's easy to pop one of the outer corners first then you can work the credit card around the top and the rest falls out.
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Inserisci la parte piatta dello spudger all'interno della fessura sopra il pulsante R1.
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Fai leva verso l'alto e rimuovi il pulsante R1.
What I didn't see addressed anywhere (here or in other similar articles) is that replacement R1 / L1 buttons can be differ enough to be un-usable depending on which model your ps5 controller is. The ones I ordered don't fit and now I can't find a way to be sure I get the right ones because few know there's even a difference.
Did you already figured it out? The version the we need yo use?, We are in the same situation here.
Tried prying from the front of the buttons as pictured and my spudger broke off in the gap. A video I watched showed them being pried off from the back (between the R1/R2 and L1/L2 buttons) which seemed much easier.
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Usa un cacciavite a croce Phillips per svitare le due viti da 6,4 mm che tengono fermi gli angoli in basso della copertura inferiore.
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Usa la punta di uno spudger per rilasciare i due ganci su entrambi i lati della presa jack.
If these are similar in nature to the DS4’s clips, don’t use too much force so you don’t end up breaking them
there is a clip that holds the rear cover in place located in R1 and L1
For those wondering where the bumper clip is located, it's ~1cm inwards from the end of the back shell where the bumpers are. Take a spudger in that spot and lift it upwards carefully, it should disconnect the clips if they aren't already
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Rimuovi la copertura posteriore.
There are four more clips/hooks hidden in the seams along the outer sides of the handles. If you pull open the controller as shown in this step, then you will shear off the two tiny clips which are right next to the R1 and L1 buttons.
Therefore, you should first release those clips by prying the seams open sideways.
I noticed this with the updated design of the controller, not sure whether the hooks are present on the first version.
The hooks are not critical for the integrity of the controller as the two halves are held together by the screws hidden under the buttons. The damage does show that the controller has been taken apart.
Thought I'd clarify: The clips next to the L1 and R1 are on the outer side from the L1 and R1 buttons, I'd suggest zooming in on the picture to see them. They're quite easy to break, but also easy to remove using the plastic spudger along the seam, bending the bottom cover outwards
I am still strugling to find the clips. Could someone point them out in the image with a screen shot or something like that.
I keep getting stuck at this step too with the new DualSense CFI-ZCT1WA revision. The top and bottom shells seem like they are fused together next to L1/R1 but I can't seem to be able to find where these hidden clips are located. My controller is still in warranty so I don't want to break them in case I can't fix my issue.
but also easy to remove using the plastic spudger along the seam, bending the bottom cover outwards
I tried this but it seems that the you need a lot of force and I ended up bending the tip of my spudger. Are you sure it's not the top cover that you need to pry away? The bottom cover has a ridge to make sure it's under the top cover so it's not easy to bend outwards.
@samomio I think there needs to be a step added for these new clips.
Ok, not seeing a lot of motion on this request, so I've uploaded photos of the hooks to imgur.
Here ya go: https://imgur.io/a/7NWmQi5
This guide really needs an update on this. I had a really hard time getting the forward clips to release even after referring to the comments above. Pretty sure I broke them in the end. No big deal but would be great if the iFixit experts could work out a good method for releasing them.
I finally figure it out!!
The hidden clip is very tricky but once you understand how it works it is easy to remove.
Use Sean's picture: https://imgur.io/a/7NWmQi5
What sean is showing, is actually the bottom shell of the seam.
To disassemble
1. Use the flat side of the spudger, pry the bottom seam OUTWARDS near the R1/L1 button hole.
2. (most important) While prying the bottom shell seam outwards, push your thumb on the upper shell and push outward as well (you can do this by applying pressure from the removed R1/L1 button hole towards the seam. And then it will disassemble automatically
And that's it!
updated instruction:
I finally figure it out!!
The hidden clip is very tricky but once you understand how it works it is easy to remove.
Use Sean's picture: https://imgur.io/a/7NWmQi5
What sean is showing, is actually the bottom shell of the seam.
To disassemble
1. Use the flat side of the spudger, pry the bottom seam OUTWARDS near the R1/L1 button hole.
2. (most important) While prying the bottom shell seam outwards, hold your thumb on the upper shell as anchor and then use your other finger to pry the bottom edge of the controller up away from the shell. If you are doing the first step, then don't worry about breaking the clip, just force it open. And then it will disassemble automatically
And that's it!
I managed to do it just by pulling harder than what I was already doing. And I don't think I broke anything. So, for me at least, the technique described in this guide worked.
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Usa un paio di pinzette o le tue dita per scollegare la batteria dalla scheda madre.
Tweezers aren't gonna grip that the way you need.
For those having trouble using tweezers to pull out the connector, you can grab below the lip of the connector and use the controller as a lever to pull it up as seen here Sostituzione batteria controller DualSense v2
This little trick helped me so much and I believe it should be shown on this guide as well.
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Prendi la linguetta del cavo a nastro del microfono inferiore con le dita o un paio di pinzette e scollegalo dalla scheda madre.
These ribbon cables have small tabs on either side you can use to help pull out the cable. You can slightly pull up, alternating between the two sides, to slowly wiggle the connector out.
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Usa un cacciavite a croce Phillips per svitare la vite da 6,4 mm che tiene fermo il supporto della batteria.
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Solleva e rimuovi il supporto della batteria dalla scheda madre.
Black and red wires fit neatly under the lower left and lower right arms of the battery bracket, to avoid potential damage when reconnecting the rear case.
This needs to be noted. Thanks!
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Prendi l'aletta del cavo a nastro del gruppo del grilletto destro con un paio di pinzette o le dita e tira verso l'alto per scollegarlo dalla scheda madre.
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Prendi l'aletta del cavo a nastro del gruppo del grilletto sinistro con un paio di pinzette o le dita e tira verso l'alto per scollegarlo dalla scheda madre.
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Usa un paio di pinzette o le dita per prendere la linguetta del cavo a nastro del microfono superiore e tirala verso l'alto per scollegarlo dalla scheda madre.
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Usa un paio di pinzette o le dita per prendere la linguetta del cavo a nastro del touchpad e tirala verso l'alto per scollegarlo dal connettore sulla scheda madre.
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Fai passare delicatamente le levette analogiche attraverso la copertura anteriore e solleva la scheda madre.
My motherboard wouldn't just lift right out. So I noticed there's also a pair of barely visible small black clips, one on each side of the motherboard, holding it down. One is right beside the battery connector and the other's directly across on the opposite side of the motherboard right beside the ribbon cable connector.
Such a good observation!
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Just push on the sticks. Pops out like a charm, zero effort.
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Usa le dita per tirare verso l'alto la copertura delle levette analogiche e rimuoverle dai loro moduli.
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Per rimontare il tuo dispositivo, segui le istruzioni in ordine inverso.
Porta i tuoi rifiuti elettronici a un riciclatore certificato R2 o e-Stewards.
La riparazione non è andata come previsto? Prova delle soluzioni di base ai problemi, oppure rivolgiti alla nostra comunità Risposte per trovare aiuto.
Per rimontare il tuo dispositivo, segui le istruzioni in ordine inverso.
Porta i tuoi rifiuti elettronici a un riciclatore certificato R2 o e-Stewards.
La riparazione non è andata come previsto? Prova delle soluzioni di base ai problemi, oppure rivolgiti alla nostra comunità Risposte per trovare aiuto.
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Sony did ever came up with a modular design on their PSP-1000 (Joystick Replacement) which does not require soldering only contact pins such like Xbox Series X headphone output
This was really good i manage to fix my controller on my own for the first time. Thanks!
A great guide, just a few small comments:
1. When removing the R1/L1 buttons - do it gently, otherwise they could fly off around the room. Lucky for me my R1 hit the bookshelf behind me and then landed right next to my hand, but usually that's not the case.
2. DO NOT turn the device upside down while the motherboard is disconnected. There's a small rectangular piece that's not connected to anything and might move around and prevent reassembly or worse - you could lose it and not even know about it. I have no idea what that piece is but I'm sure I want it in my controller.
3. When putting back the motherboard be sure to place the microphone first and make sure the flat cable is accessible to you once the mother board is in place.
I replaced my right analog stick to fix stick drift but it got worse, my characters on the game wont stop spinning. I can’t even aim anywhere else it’s like the right stick is stuck moving left, can anyone help?
you didn't realign the sticks properly, disassemble and try again.
