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- How to repair Xbox One analog stick input. If your having issues with your character not walking in the direction you want or if the speed is inconsistent or lags we suggest trying to replace these analog stick sensor wheels before you buy a new XB1 controller. Often this will solve your analog stick issues.
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This is the most zen tutorial I've ever watched, and it gets to the point well done
Buen video
did it even work
Lesson learned: free controllers from friends come at a cost
But surprisingly enough if you look for the right videos you take them apart quite easily I did it with my 360 controller and it was quite fun and easy to tinker with
I spent 170 on a new elite controller and it broke in the first week.. I can't play any games. this hapened to every controller I have... I think it's cause I used to play fortnite and I would jam the sticks hard. I dont even know at this point.
@@jinxxintraffic are you gonna try and fix and replace the thumb sticks and such or what
@@zerotheassassin4046 I'd rather take it to game stop. I'm not gonna risk this 170 dollar controller. For now I'm using the old reliable normal controller... you'd think that the more expensive the better it would work...
@@jinxxintraffic I mean this guide a few others I've seen are a good help in fixing them especially if your enjoy disassembly and assembly or tinkering with stuff in general
this is a really helpful tutorial. it took me about an hour to complete ( it is fiddly to get the sensor in ) but my controller now works beautifully. it saved me having to buy a soldering iron kit or a new controller all I had to buy was a new switch kit from amazon for £6 which came with the drivers and the little plastic prying tool too. good job - thank you XQ gaming.
My controller when something minor is wrong with it:
*Mission: Survive.*
This actually worked!! This video was incredibly easy to follow. My son is stoked he can use his favourite controller again!
Extremely well done. Non-redundant and complete.
You just helped me fix my controller, thank you!
It took my out and put it back it works now thank god was gonna be a long lockdown without it.😷
bitera aqui kk
Lies
did you put a new sensor?
no
This is not only an excellent tutorial for journeymen and blossoming experts alike, it is also incredibly calming and meditative to watch (im assuming partly due to the music, but also probably because there's no dialogue, and its well shot and edited). Thank you for at least a few well spent and productive minutes in this crazy-ass time we're living in atm.
2 years later it is become even more crazier
Bro!! Thanks!! This fix worked for me. The sensor didn’t come out as easily as in the video, but the steps were pretty much the same.
This helped me a lot, thanks. I just used the sensor wheel from an analog stick module that I use with Arduino, that's the same sensor
Tysm. I had two controller. One having a joystick problem and the other one not having it. I swapped the sensors and the one that I want to work actually works completely fine now. This works to everyone that sees this and you’ve gained an extra sub brother
Where do you get the little metal part of the sensor? Or do I have to buy the whole thing and take it out of the new one?
@@stygianphantasm8761 He just said, that he swapped this part from another controller ;)
@@ChillEchoVibe you can buy a set of 6 full joystick assembly replacements on amazon for about $15, then pull these from the replacement sticks if you don't want to solder a whole assembly in.
Personally I'll still replace the whole thing since I've got a hot air rework station handy, but if all you have is a soldering iron this is definitely useful
Finally, a clear and concise tutorial. Thank you so much.
Seriously, best I've watched yet.
Great video. My 7 year old was able to do most of the work following the instructions. I did help him with the sensor replacement section (4:40-6:20). Spent only $2 for the replacement part. He learned something valuable and earned bragging rights that were immediately used on his older brother.
Where did you get the part?
way late. but amazon sells 12 piece set of the sensors for like 9 bucks@@andykirkley9732
@@andykirkley9732in the description of the video bruh
I just finished replacing this sensor and my controller works great again. No more drifting. Why didn't anyone else figure this out. Nice job XQGaming.
@Tobias Lundström both sides
@Tobias Lundström both sides
Thankfully the connector was just loose on my controller. Your video helped me find, isolate, and correct the problem. Thanks.
You made it look so easy. I struggled but it was a great tutorial. I cant count how many controllers I've fixed with this
Thank you for this, I’m so genuinely happy I was able to fix my controller with this tutorial, I feel like I accomplished something pretty cool.
And just replacing the lateral sensors it got better?
@@licenciadoleopoldocanoloza1144 It depends on what problems you are having. I had forward stick drift, so I just replaced the sensor on the side and it worked perfectly. Pay attention to the note in the video that explains which sensor is for which direction. So yeah, it worked like a dream.
@@johnnyunderhillproductions8346 hmm. just seems like if this works, so would a normal cleaning no? what tracks the movement isn't the metal whiper but actually the carbon track it slides on meaning carbon likely gets on the whipers, i don't feel like this would fic a controller with genuine drift but not only would it not hurt to try.. i could be just wrong
@@moneyboy503this fixed mine aswell!😁i tried cleaning it first, but nothing worked. This really worked great.
Thank you! Sorted my son's controller today for less than £6. Pretty easy too. Had to flip the circuit board the other way though due to a little black wire that's not on your video. Keep an eye out for that if you're doing this, I nearly ripped the black wire off trying to flip the board! Thanks again.
I broke the first replacement sensor, but I ordered two (self-knowlegde is a precious trait) and the second got the job done. That ended a two year period of annoying and sometimes maddening stick drift. Thank you!
Gotta love the internet man. What a time to be alive. You can fix anything these days, just watch the How to video on youtube and order the parts. Thank you sir for this useful content.
Thank you very much for this video! Saved me a lot of money. Actually, I just cleaned the small part and the green one on the inside and now I works just finde! Thumbs up !!!
2 controllers fully repaired for under £20 and in under half an hour - great post, many thanks!!!
haha u low iq
Excellent, I picked a faulty controller up yesterday for £5, Instead of replacing the sensor, I cleaned it in alcohol, Reassembled and now its working perfectly. Thank you so much!
Even though I haven't used this fix (yet), I've found this video to be quite relaxing to watch.
Thank you so much! I had an issue where if I clicked forward on the joystick my character would sort of stutter when it walked forward or it wouldn’t move forward at all. This tutorial fixed that. I also didn’t end up having to pay for sensors because I just took sensors out of an old broken controller that was beyond my ability of repair. Your tutorial really helped. 👍
wow I have that exact same issue my forward direction on my joystick is faulty will sometime work sometimes not. which side sensor did you end up replacing? what was wrong with it?
JuicyMangoes I didn’t know which sensor was the correct one so I just ended up replacing both of them.
@@AxeMan04x okay man thanks!
Just did this for my control. My left analog was really "loose" and would sometimes get stuck in the left position. I air dusted all 4 sensor compartments, then switched the 2 from the left analog stick to the right one (and vise versa). Left feels like new now and right feels loose (which im okay with, because I rarely use the right stick; and it doesnt stick left anymore). I would recommend just switching them like I did if your you think you use the other analog stick less.
Very helpful, replaced the sensor in my brothers elite controller. Thanks for an awesome video!
I'm actually surprised this worked. Thanks for the great video, and for the sensors I ordered from your site.
You saved me (and a couple of friends) several hundred dollars.
This is awesome. I've had my elite controller open for a month trying to get the solder off these contacts. This is the perfect work around.
Lead free solder is a bitch, isn't it?
Thanks for this video. I have now made one working controller from two with different faults. Easy to follow and very clear, thank you for saving me £50!
Happy New year 👍
Great video tutorial, XQGaming, You guys are awesome
Just got your sensors today and my stick drift is GONE! This vid is a perfect tutorial on how to replace them. Thank you all very much! Saved me from buying another elite.
Just ordered my first elite... I was scared of this... Saving this video if one day I get drift problems..
My amazonbasics wired controller arrived with the left stick not functioning, and I was able to fix it! The problem was some dirt on the contacts that this sensor acts on, so with a quick rubbing alcohol swab I cleaned it up. Thanks for the accurate and quality video!
ill try cleaning my sensor myself.
My mind is kind of blown right now. I've had to replace sticks for several years now and it's very easy with the right tools i.e. soldering iron, solder and desoldering pump/braid.
I've never once thought of doing anything like this and just tried it out on a stick by "transplanting" another sensor out of a stick and IT WORKS! No drift! Now, situations like this are of course for sticks that are NOT loose and feel as they should, like the stick I just fixed, yet for one reason or another drift nonetheless. This video has opened a whole new avenue for repair for me!
I can't afford that shit so I have to just cripple until I get a PC that doesn't require a 60 dollar controller as an input
BrokenLegBoy:
Yes! I have various XBOX 360 controller parts and grabbed one from a board. As an added touch, I cleaned the inside of the small sensor housing with a Q-tip dipped in alcohol. Sensor seem the same size and diameter across all controllers. Again, my stick "itself" wasn't loose and as solid as a rock. Yet... drifted upward. Doing this fixed my problem!
Will this resolve stick drift? When I turn left in first person shooters when I let go it will continue moving left slowly
Great!
are all sensors the same ? I need one for my right analog stick, are they specific kind ?
such a good video, the music added a nice calming touch to what seems a difficult task to some. great video, gonna have to like and sub.
Actually, really facinating to watch how controllers are beign fixed. You learn something new. Came here to prepare to upgrade my pro controller for the switch, because I don't want the grinding problems that will cause the drift.
Thank you so much this salvaged my x box control :)
I tried this and it actually help with the stick drift. I didn't buy the sensors from you because I'm not from wherever you sell those.
I actually use some backup broken pair which had the sensors fine. I transferred them over and it worked well with one exception my right stick would completely drift up if I clicked in the stick.
Unfortunately the controller started acting up again and I lost my tools to check if it has gotten loose. Am sad
@Tobias Lundström can you be more specific
For elites aswell?
My stick drift is really bad , and analog is pretty loose , any advice?
@@Chito814 loose analog stick, you either have to replace the whole stick from the circuit board , if you are trying to fix it your self but its difficult. Other wise you'll have to buy a new controller for an easier solution sorry.
I have the same problem with the drift thing i did all of this and the problem is really bad what should i do??
Worked perfectly for me, I was having problems with joystick drift and it was really annoying, following this fixed it instantly and didn't cost me much, thanks!
This worked like a charm for series x controllers too I swapped one of those disks out with one from an old Xbox one controller
Cant thank you enough, I used an old sensor from a microsoft xbox gamepad to a redgear gamepad and it worked, thanks, subscribed 😊
This fixed my drift. I bought two sensors just in case it happens again. Thank you so much!
PS: if you're buying the sensors from XQ gaming and you live in the U.S. it will take about two weeks to get it shipped, but it's well worth it.
I have the same the drift issue nad I bought XB1 analog stick module from amazon and I am going to take the new sensors out from the new ones and replace it with the old module. Please advise me if anyone has doubts that will work or not.
@@badhabbit84 This works bro!
@Tobias Lundström you can take sensors from old controllers as long as they have not caused drift issues with that old controller. The side sensor is for up and down movement. The bottom sensor is for right and left movement. Depending on what type of drift you have (forward/backward movement or side-to-side movement) will determine what sensor you need to replace. Same for the aiming joystick. Remember. Up&down = side sensor, left&right = bottom sensor
@Tobias Lundström if it still drifts you are using poor sensors. Buy brand new sensors or a new controller 🤷♂️
@Tobias Lundström same sensors
I've bought these sensors as my last attempt to fix my Xbox One controller. With success!! The joystick drift is gone. 🥳 Thanks for this tutorial and the link to the webshop!
Thank you for this video! Managed to do it on my second try. Kept at it till I got it right. Saved me a lot of money that I would have spent to get it repaired. Now I can repair it and the other one again if needs be. Thank you! 😊
finally someone with good taste in music for a tutorial
Came back to say "THANK YOU" had 6 controllers with one drift stick on each (thanks Micro$oft!) and this fix game me 3 almost new ones again. TY!! Tip, buy a small electronic repair kit. Having the right tools makes things 10x easier. BTW. I've tried almost every fix on YT I could find - don't pull off the little grey part like one of them says :(
Does it ruin the controller??
SpliffSized basically. I did it and it feels super loose and the drift came back after a few days. Def not worth
@@supjxy I did the same thing a week ago, I was so excited cause I thought I fixed it. Then it started doing it again, so glad I found this video!
wish I read this comment earlier ffs
Thanks for showing how to fix joystick drift. Ordered the new part and replaced it. It fixed the joystick drift for me pretty easy to do.
Fixed two drifting controllers with this video. Thanks :)
for real, this is the best and clear guide on the entire youtube, thanks so much dude !!!
I can't close the sensor housing
@@cxldblooded4307 me too
@@vegetalno gorilla glues not working lemme know if u figure out how to fix it because I gave up 3 months ago this video ruined my controller
Thank you so much. I took a sensor from an old 3rd party gamecube controller and it worked.
Depression Boi wait so you can use any sensor?
You helped me fix my stick drift problem, thank you so much!
Had that gray plastic part connected to the stick come loose, was able to hook it up again by following this video. Thanks a bunch.
Thank you! This is the best fix that i found. If you all see a other video of a guy saying to take off the grey plastic on the side of the module, DONT DO IT. You will destroy your module. Glad I found this!
Jacob Rebo I followed the other guy and it worked but then it stopped working after a while and it made it worse so I put it back on and I am planning on do what’s shown in this video, hope it works!
I'll have to give this a try. My controller's vertical sensor of its left stick is pretty bent up. Hopefully this'll fix the stick's input.
Juan G. Did you ever fix it ?
This guide is everything. All I had to do was unclick the same part and clean the inside with iso and tooth pick/cotton swab. Replacing the sensor was not necessary
I just wanted to say this somewhere in hopes that you read...
THANK YOU SO MUCH for stocking the orange sensor wheels, -i own a scuf impact controller,
and it apparently came with a weirdly bent one, -so for the time being i un-bent it so it worked...
but the deadzone was dummy thicc, and i looked alllll over the internet,
and like...you're LITERALLY the only one who sells the orange ones.
-My friend bought some for me and sent them, -now my controller...it works PERFECTLY, as it should.
They are in good condition, and actually look better than the ones that were already in my controller
(the little rings/bar-cuts are nicely spaced-out evenly, and the amount that they are bent up is uniform.
i am so so so SO happy you have this store,
-that is a goddamn 475$ in canadian, controller right there, it's not funny that there are so many issues and the disk came all weird, -i also have to "constantly" remove them, clean the sensor-area, and then insert them again to remove this weird flickering deadzone issue due to some sortof weird non-organic "dirt" getting in there
...so yeah, annoying and stupid,
but HEY, it fixes it!, and gaming helps me with my depression,
so i can't stress enough how happy i am that you sell these disks.
(lol, and incase i f-up while cleaning one, i'm happy to now have backups)
Now my controller works NOICE, very nice, and my little de-stressifying 'life-savings' worth controller isn't stressing me out with the dumb stuff it likes to pull, lol.
The only thing i worry about is...what the heck swivels the disk-enclosure open?, is is a mechanism or just soldier bending???. THAT kinds worries me, don't want it to snap and only be heldby the cases's snapps,
but luckily i've had to do less sensor cleaning as often,
so...hopefully it's okay for a while, and maybe i won't have to clean it anymore someday.
it seems to have gone from every 2 days to every week now,
and with the new sensors...maybe it will be less often. it's so good now.
Anyways, thanks for having such a diverse controller tech-pieces and things shop,
it is so awesome and i hope your buisiness keeps going well, i bet you make alot of people happy like silly me, lol.
U mean this youtuber has a store?
I wish I could like this video more than once.
Ripped the sensor wheels out of a shitty 3rd party Switch pro controller, popped them in my horribly drifty XBox Elite controller. Drift is completely GONE.
THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Before anyone else likes this comment I should clarify that the controller is now in pieces. Lmao
It didn't work for very long
@@HBlatz87 😂😂😢
When I'm sleepy I just jump on this vid and now I got a sleep well music, g night gent. :D
I've just finished putting my controller back together and enjoying the loss of stick drift. Thank you so much for this.
Thank you! fixed it easily, cheaply and perfectly.
Thank you so much, just replaced sensor and it works 100%!!!
Where did you buy the sensor, do you have to buy modules and take the sensor from that, and then make the repair.
*WORKED 4 ME!* - Fixed 2 Xbox One wireless controllers suffering with drift. I was ready to sell them on Ebay for parts or throw them in Ewaste until I saw this video thank you, you saved me some buck$
Thank you!! You saved me work and time I was considering to change whole module while changing sensor was enough.
Wow, this was even easier than I was making it. Thank you!
I'm really thankful, this tutorial just saved me a lot of cash buying another controller, i just changed the falty sensor for my old one from xb 360, its working normal now, thanks and congratulations for helping us
Doug Carvlin that’s helpful to know that the old sensor on a 360 controller works as well
I can Take a nap to this music.....
Worked perfectly for me. I actually ordered the analog assembly thinking I'd need to desolder the old one and replace the whole module, but I'm glad I found this, as it was all I needed to do.
Nice, yes this is way better then replacing the whole module, thats a pain the thy arse..
Awesome. What I did was lightly retentioned the micro wires, and while at it I did the same to all four. It's now like a new controller without any drifting. Thanks for the video.
how to you do that.. i don't have any other controller to take the spring from
@@debjoybhowal1952 how to you do that.. i don't have any other controller to take the spring from
@@giovannigiorgio2262 tf.
I never comment, but this one saved me... Nice job! Ps- clean with alcohol instead of replace, worked great for us
Hey, idk if u could help me but, with my other controller I have always use this methid with alcohol, now with my new one, I tried to clean it and when I started playing I noticed my left joystick dosen’t move to the front or back, idk how to fix it!
Aliens From PR yep exactly same thing with me
alexander clavijo we fked up LoL, Im waiting to go to walmart and buy one but my mom dosen’t want to leave the house for a controller Im using my 4 year old other controller that is all broken LoL
Aliens From PR bro it’s so annoying cause I have to like double tap the controller so I can move I’m currently contacting Microsoft see if I can get a new one
ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL ONLYYYYY
Thank you so much for your time and effort into making this video I appreciate the help that you've given me
Wow, thanks, this really helped me fix my controller.
Wow, I'm more surprised that I didn't break anything else in the process of replacing that tiny little piece, but this completely fixed my stick drift issue! The original part was so corroded that it was orange lol. All told I spent $7 on replacement parts and $11 on a torx security screwdriver set so I think it was worth it to fix my custom controller.
Thank you very much man!!
you saved me from wasting money! well, at least you helped me delay it :D
Oldu mu gercekten?
Be very careful when bending back the green cover as the bottom has pins that are soldered into the motherboard.
I finally decided to try fixing it and I did it after half an hour and I'm so happy, I've been having to deal with my broken stick for over a year now. Thank u for ur great vids
I can't close the sensor housing
Same I can’t either
Thank you so much! All the video of fixing Series controller are either cleaning or soldering, no one mentioned you can actually replace this little ring. It cost me less than £2, and it's good as new (for now).
I was frustrated after watching a few videos on how to fix controller drift until I got to this one. Thank you for showing the sensor and how to get to it. This was the solution I needed to fix my controller!
This is what I did and it worked. I went to button remapping in settings, and I swapt the joysticks. I put that as my defualt, then I swapped back. swapping back after. This worked for me and other people.
Perplexion huh?
Nigga what
Video was super helpful no more stick drift thanks man
Thank you so much dude, ur tutorial helped me soooo much
thank you so much friend
with your class I was able to use the part of a broken xbox 360 that I have, so I managed to get control of xbox one.
Thank you very much.
I love the sad music.. makes me realize how I suck in life after I broke my Xbox One controller.
Worked for me as well. I did not have to take it apart so much because the left stick is easier to reach then the right one. Thank you. it saved me a lot of work
This video has been incredibly helpful to me in my search for a more detailed view of the analog box. I have a question though and if you had a little time I was hoping you could answer. Ill try to make this brief. I have recently put xbox elite sticks into my Gamecube controller and for the most part they fit. The problem is that the underside of the control stick is hitting the sensor housings causing there not to be a full range of motion going to the right & down. Is there any type of way I could take the green sensor housings off and leave them out? Will the sensor stay on the analog box without them or do the housings provide THAT much pressure to keep the sensor in? Could gluing the sensor in work as well? Thank you for your time I apologize if this was long.
The new sensors are white because they are aftermarket stuffs. The original Alps sensor is black.
better aftermarket sensors are METAL!
@@fr33kSh0w2012 Use original ones is the best solution.
I think its all about the messured resistance i checkt original= 10kohm white normal =9kohm huge deadzone=8kohm anyone con confirm?
My issue is the left stick being unresponsive when pushing it forward, it works in all the other directions, just not forward, which sucks, I can force it to work by holding down (clicking) on the left stick while pushing forward
Is this the sensor not working?
I have a spare controller and would like to know if this fixed it if I do some surgery.
Thanks a lot, this was a very detailed video!
Same problem. Would be great if anyone replies.
Exact same problem. 'Bout to check if sensor replacement works. I will let you know about the results ;)
@@Dzimen18 did you do it yet?
I am really sorry guys, i was just going to do it, but i decided to try to send it to the Microsoft service first. They sent me back a new gamepad. If you havent take off the seal sticker yet and your warranty is still valid, I suggest to do that first. A shipment and a brand new controller is completly free.
Dzimen18
How long does Warranty last and where did you late the expiration date? I list my Manuel but still have the box.
I just took a sensor from a dead PS3 controller i had laying around... It actually worked flawlessly. Thank you, bro!
Excellent. Took out rotary part. Gave it a clean and put it back. All working again.
Where did you order youre new sensor from? Looking on amizon only finding the whole joystick module.
Looking for that peice
You know it really helps when you dont change the parts on the wrong side twice and wonder why it doesnt work 🗿
This was very helpful. Thank you!
Just fixed a controller I got with a used system that had a bad drift using what was basically this method. I am waiting for replacement sensors but just decided to clean the ones currently in the controller with some q-tips and isopropyl alcohol, and it worked like a charm. Gotta wipe down the sensor gently but thoroughly and the same for the contact track it rides along inside the housing. But, after putting it all back together, it didn’t drift at all anymore. Thanks for the great video, gave me the exact info I was looking for. 👏👏👏
This video is great, thanks! I just fixed my controller, no more drift now. But for the left stick you don't need to disassemble the controller that much, I was able to access the green bit to do the repair as soon as I pulled off the thumbstick, without removing the circuit board at all. It's a bit of a tighter area to work in, but still pretty easy.
It’s not though. You mess it up a bit and you can’t close it
@@aabahdjfisosososos
says who?
@@presidenttnediserp428 me. I literally was testing out a broken controller. You bend the thing too forward and it cannot clip in. You repeat it over and over again and the controller doesn’t pick up the sensor.
Fixed one of my analog sticks now the other one is not moving at all
Also I didn’t buy new sensors just replaced them with a different controller that was already broken
TickleMyPickle you all may have shorted the board. Most important thing is to discharge any static electricity in hour body by touching metal
It happened with me. Disassembling over again i discovered that those white pins shown on the vid at 6:24 can be damaged if you, somehow, manage to bend it. Well, the results of it was: my left analog was acting like the right analog on the X axis, and my right analog was doing nothing on the X axis. As soon as i inserted it correctly it just started working properly. Btw that was on my ps3 analogs, wich i did about 3 cleaning on those copper wires those pins hold. Have a great day
I tryed that and my controller its fucked. Im Just bought a New one. Fucking expensive R$ 600 reais ( Brazilian Money )
Congratulations! Your video is very pleasant to watch. Nice choice of soundtrack.
Very nice and chill tutorial, thank you!
This video is simply amazing. The music is relaxing, the instructions super clear, the picture quality is the BEST. I was able to fix my stick drift on my Xbox Elite controller thanks to you... without soldering! Cheers man
I really wish I had watched this all the way through to realize they're just replacing the sensor. That was a waste of 30 mins and probably a sensor.
Jesse Bishop it actually works
@@xirinity the point is he doesn't have a sensor so he removed it without an extra.
@@xsvxvsx5879 You can just clean it, which may also resolve some drift issues.
Pro tip watch the full video once over before starting work on your controller lol
The whole video isn't even 10 minutes. You do realize you can skip parts... right? 🤯
Beautiful camera work!
No way you're Dutch! Here I was, thinking "another video from the US, probably with broken links for the parts and tools, I'll never get this done...".
But no! Links still work, and will probably get the stuff I need in less than a week. Legend! Expect an order soon and I'll come back to tell if it worked for me.
PS: great tutorial!