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I’m on my second Xbox one Elite Series 2 and the left bumper is failing to repsond. It still has the same click as the right, and only sometimes functions on a hard sustained press.
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My experience with fixing these is that the physical switch soldered onto the board can go bad. Usually when you press a microswitch, hear the click, and it doesn’t work it means that the physical switch is bad.
If you have low temperature melt solder and a hot air station it’s a doable fix. The part isn’t all that expensive, a ten pack runs about $8-9 on amazon (search bumper switch replacement) and they’re available on wholesale sites for even deeper bulk discounts.
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Yep, I've had at least 3 of these go out in a similar fashion. Word of note when replacing is that the switch is (AFAIK) the same between all Xbox 360 controllers onward. The 360 controllers switches have a slightly different slightly heavier "click" feel, but they will likely require either the head of the switch or the bumper lever to be sanded/filed down to fit. I've personally done this on my elite series 2 and everything has been working great for a few months now.
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I had this exact issue with the right bumper and all I had to do was open the faceplate, take out the plastic sheathe around the bumper button and then proceed to use some rubbing alcohol to clean the button. Has been working for the past few months since doing so with no issues. While sometimes what Shane said is true, that the physical switch can go bad, I would advise to try just cleaning the switch first.
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This is what worked for me too. The hardest part was removing the front faceplate but after that was off, cleaning the little bumper buttons with rubbing alcohol (96-100%) and a Q-tip worked a treat
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