Introduction
Improper care and attention to a PlayStation 2 controller can wear down buttons and analog sticks. The D-pad is no exception and can become unusable and sticky to the point of repairs being required. Fortunately, D-pads can be easily replaced so you can get back to playing your favorite PlayStation 2 games. To complete this repair, you'll need a Phillips #00 screwdriver, a D-pad replacement, and tweezers.
Once the repair is done, make sure to store and often clean to reduce the chance of needing to replace again.
What you need
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Turn the controller over.
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Unscrew the six screws using your Phillips #00 screwdriver.
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Remove the back cover from the controller.
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Slide the triggers off by pulling the trigger off the controller and repeat for another side.
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Tool used on this step:Tweezers$4.99
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Remove the yellow rubber from the D-pad.
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Remove the black plastic bracket with a pair of tweezers.
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Put the replacement D-pad in the controller.
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Put the plastic bracket back on carefully.
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Replace the yellow rubber.
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Carefully insert the circuit board and reclip the triggers.
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Insert the back cover back in place.
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Screw the back cover on again clockwise.
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Test D-pad to make sure its in working order.
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Enjoy your new D-pad.
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