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Introduction

The controller motherboard is a critical component responsible for translating button presses into readable inputs for the game system. All controller components, including the motherboard, are subject to accidents, gunk buildup, and wear and tear. The controller motherboard, often built durably and protected within a case, will typically outlive the buttons and wire connections. Nonetheless, controller motherboards do need replacement from time to time.

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1. Step 1 Controller Motherboard
  Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the six 13.5 mm screws that secure the lower case.
  
  Remove the lower case.
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2. Step 2
  Carefully disconnect the faulty controller's connector from the motherboard port.
  
  Pull only on the connector; do not pull on the wires. The connector can be quite strenuous to remove. A pry tool or pliers may be helpful to disconnect the connector.
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4. Step 3
  Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the six 9.3 mm screws from the back side of the controller.
  
  Remove the back cover of the controller.
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5. Step 4
  Remove the controller motherboard, noting its orientation.
  
  The Player 1 and Player 2 controller motherboards are not identical and differ from one another.
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