The first step to fixing anything is to take it apart and understand its components.Taking apart the controller is as simple as removing a few screws. See the 'Screwdriver' row in the table below to find the screwdriver needed.Now, we've got to learn about what's being taken apart: Controller FactsGameCubeWiiXbox 360PlayStation 3CompanyNintendoNintendoMicrosoftSonyScrew DesignTri-wingTri-wingTorx T8Small PhillipsScrewdriverSmall Phillips# Physical Analog Inputs6064# Physical Digital Inputs12121517Motion SensingNoYesNoOutput TypeTumbleLED/Tumble/SpeakerLED/TumbleLED/TumblePower Usage Battery-3V (2xAA)3V (2xAA)3.7V (Li-ion)Power Usage Wired5V-5V5V. A typical reason your controller won't turn on is because it's not being supplied enough power (if any).

The potential causes of this problem are numerous. Here is how to identify and fix it: Testing ConnectionsTools and Materials. Multimeter. Soldering iron/solder. Wire stripperHow To.

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Use a multimeter's continuity testing feature to check certain connections (see pictures). If there isn't any signal through a certain connection, you may need to strip that wire and replace it. If all the connections are fine, try the tests belowTesting For a Short CircuitA is when the power and ground connections come in contact. This could lead to very bad damage to the controller's core parts or the battery.Tools and Materials. MultimeterHow To. Unplug everything and take out the batteries if possible.

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Using the multimeter's resistance testing feature(Ω), place the probes between the controller's power(+) and ground(-). If the resistance is 0Ω or close to it, there is a short in the system. There are many ways this could've happened. They are very hard to fix, so you should check outTesting VoltageTools and Materials. MultimeterHow To.

Plug the remote in or put in the batteries. Use a multimeter's voltage testing feature(V) to check the voltage coming from the console/batteries. Compare the voltage to the ones on. If the voltage is less than it should be, there is something wrong with the console, and beyond the scope of this Instructable (I have no experience with fixing consoles).

The joysticks of most controllers are analog components. They use potentiometers to change the resistance based on their position. Triggers are usually also analog parts, but some controllers (PS3) use a digital push button instead.Replacement parts ControllerInput TypeLinkXboxJoystickXboxAnalog TriggerPS3JoystickGameCubeJoystickTools and Materials. Soldering iron. Desoldering pump/solder wick. Replacement part (see left)Replace the Joystick/Trigger.

Desolder all of the leads at a high temperature using the solder pump/wick. If it can't be desoldered fully, you might need to rip it out (try not to damage anything else in the process).

Solder in the new part chosen using the table above. Some controllers have vibration or 'tumble' motors in them for physical feedback. Others (like the Wiimotes), contain another source of output, like a speaker. These both are usually connected to the controller with thin wires, so they break easily. Yet, they are both easily replaced because they only use two wires!Replacement parts ControllerOutput TypeLinkXboxVibrationPS3VibrationWiiSpeakerGameCubeVibrationTools and Materials.

Soldering iron w/solder. Desoldering pump/solder wick. Replacement part (see left)Replace the Output Device. Desolder the two wires from broken output device. Solder the replacement part on (orientation doesn't matter because it's not ). While your remote is apart, why not make it look awesome?! You can buy custom parts or just spray paint what you already have.

Buy Custom PartsExample Parts ControllerPartLinkXboxAllPS3AllGameCubeJoystick coversHow to. Disassemble controller (see for screw type). Take out existing components. Replace them with purchased itemsSpray Paint Existing PartsTools and Materials. Spray paint. Newspaper.

Outside workspace. Body of controllerHow to. Disassemble controller (see for screw type).

Take out parts you would like to be spray painted. Put layers of newspaper down, just to be safe. Spray away!. Wait for the time recommended on the spray can (1 hour in my case).

If your controller still isn't fixed, be sure to leave a comment (with a picture), so you can get answers! I plan to update this Instructable with each new problem that arises, no matter the type of controller.Thanks for reading! I have mocute 050 bluetooth game controller for android, it is working fine then but after a while it doesn't respond well. Discrete mathematical structures for computer science by dr tremblay and dr manohar. I dunno if it is because when I try to connect it to my pc through usb, it didn't work, then i tried bluetooth, still don't work.

After that I connected it on my android,it connects but it doesnt respond right. It is recognized as keyboard. Then the keys x, a, y, b, up, down, and so on, now responds as 1, 2, 3, 4. (my opinion is maybe the scripts been changed) please heelpp guys!!!, what should I do?