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PDP Rematch Top Left and Right Button(s) Replacement

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PDP Rematch Top Left and Right Button(s) Replacement

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If your PDP Rematch (model 500-134-1) top left and/or right button(s) take longer to pop back up after being pressed, use this guide to replace the buttons.

The top left and/or right button(s) interact with games. If the buttons are stuck, they will take longer to pop back up or may not pop back up at all.

Before beginning this guide, make sure to clean the buttons surface-level. Dirt and debris can usually be cleaned using alcohol wipes. You may press down on the buttons after a surface-level clean to confirm they still stick.

Step 5 requires you to solder the buttons have to the motherboard.

Before beginning this guide, disconnect the controller from any external power source.

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    1. PDP Rematch Top Left and Right Button(s) Replacement, Faceplate: step 1, image 1 of 2 PDP Rematch Top Left and Right Button(s) Replacement, Faceplate: step 1, image 2 of 2
      • Grip one side of the controller firmly.

      • Insert an opening pick into the crease between the faceplate and the body of the controller.

      • Once the pick creates a gap in the crease, gently insert another pick into a different section of the crease.

      • Carefully move the picks along the controller's crease line until you hear a popping sound.

      • Gently lift off the faceplate by hand.

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      • Remove the 8 mm screws from the hard cover using a JIS #00 screwdriver.

      • Since the screws have been removed, avoid shaking or moving your controller too much to prevent other buttons from falling out.

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    3. PDP Rematch Top Left and Right Button(s) Replacement: step 3, image 1 of 2 PDP Rematch Top Left and Right Button(s) Replacement: step 3, image 2 of 2
      • Gently lift off the hard cover with your hand; it should not need much force.

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      • Remove the back panel by pulling it away from the front.

      • Disconnect the cable by squeezing the two sides while pulling the cable away from the motherboard.

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    2. PDP Rematch Top Left and Right Button(s) Replacement: step 5, image 1 of 2 PDP Rematch Top Left and Right Button(s) Replacement: step 5, image 2 of 2
      • Touch the hot tip of the soldering iron to the first solder connecting the buttons to the motherboard until the solder melts.

      • Repeat this for the next solder. Verify solders have detached from motherboard.

      • Be careful of the hot soldering tip.

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      • When the solder has completely melted, flip the controller and gently pull the wire free from the motherboard.

      • Repeat for the other black wire.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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