Introdução
The Bottom Motherboard on your Xbox Controller may need to be replaced if the controller is not working. Complete removal will require soldering. The link to the soldering guide is included to help you. This guide will show you how to access the bottom motherboard on your Xbox One Wireless Controller Model 1708.
O que você precisa
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Slide the battery cover toward the top of the controller to remove it.
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Lift up the batteries or the battery pack from the battery compartment.
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Tape the Rumbler/shock motors in place.
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This will prevent the motors from falling out.
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Turn the device over and remove the directional pad by gently pulling it away from the controller.
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Turn the device over and remove the two 7mm torx-6 screws in the bottom left and right corners.
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Firmly grasp the top and bottom motherboards in opposite hands, then gently pull them apart.
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Remove the three 70mm torx-6 screws from the center of the bottom motherboard.
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Remove the two 70mm torx-6 screws next to the rumble motors on the bottom motherboard.
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Remove the one 70mm torx-6 screw located on the left side of the bottom motherboard.
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Use a spudger to release the small hooks at each end of the left and right bumper.
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After you release these hooks, be careful as you separate the face plate from the back of the controller. The connect/sync button (see second image) is held in by this face plate and will come loose as you perform this step.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Just to clarify you don’t need to do any soldering. If you are careful enough with the top mobo and rumble motors the wires should stay connected and you can take out the bottom mobo fairly easily. I saw some youtube videos that imply that you do need to disconnect and solder them back. Not the case!
What is the wire that connects the two motherboards together with the copper adaptor for? When taking mine apart, the wire came loose from that tiny copper piece and is unrepairable. I think it's for the Bluetooth functionality. The wire used looks to have a very tiny wire inside itself surrounded with what looks to be ground wire. It's the black one in the middle.
It will clip back into place if you align it properly.its similar to the antenna clip of motherboard in a iPhone 4 you don’t need to solder it just lift and be careful when reattaching it don’t force it if it bends you are screwed. But when lined up right minimal pressure will snap back into place.
I’ve tried many different angles and pressures to get that thing back in, the pin doesn’t look bent but it just won’t go back in.
