dude, I kinda broke one of the shoulder housings because I couldn't get the stick out and I pushed a bit too hard while you said pushing it gently is enough, not for me I guess lol.. it didn't fall off but it's way looser now, I hope I can support it with a foam material inside or something and that it doesn't fall off completely.. sorry that this english is probably too hard to understand
I'm too scared to open my dualshock 2. I've had like 5 of them and tried opening the last 3~ and all of them stopped working after re-assembly before. It annoys me because these aren't being made anymore so they're hard to find as well.
Hopefully people see this comment but the second I opened it all 4 legs broke off when the pieces dry I’m going to put it together and see if it still works if not would gluing them back work?
Slight problem buddy, I tried to do this today and come to find out the screws were stripped. Any ideas ladies and germs? I also have the screwdriver set he has.
mine seems a bit different... thumb controls not keyed, d-pad clip also has 4 legs and seems to not matter for direction. Rubber pads as well, on mine the black dots faced the circuit not away from it.
My controller has broken trigger legs, just put it back together and it's working fine. My guess is that so long as the ribbons are fine, you'll be able to slide the triggers into the alloted slots on the casing and it'll go together and work. Not guaranteed, of course, but if you break the little plastic legs then try putting your controller back together anyway before buying a new one.
Buen video , aunque te falto dar mantenimiento a las 2 laminas de acetato que y a la pbc en general incluso los analogicos necesitan limpiarse para su correcto funcionamiento
Me watching the "be really careful with the tiny small legs of the R-L buttons" advice at the same time I broke them
Did it still work whit them broken?
@@isackaguilar3058I also broke them but they still work!
Excellent video. Informative but concise 👍
Oh well broke mine, time to buy a new one!
my ps2 controller seems to be a different version the mother board has numbers there's a large F on the upper right corner an yea same processes right
I'm going to try this because my controller has a sticky analog stick and 3 of the buttons are sticky.
same, sticky analog stick.. let me know how you succeed
so?
Mr. International with the subtitles I see...
dude, I kinda broke one of the shoulder housings because I couldn't get the stick out and I pushed a bit too hard while you said pushing it gently is enough, not for me I guess lol.. it didn't fall off but it's way looser now, I hope I can support it with a foam material inside or something and that it doesn't fall off completely..
sorry that this english is probably too hard to understand
also you pushed the controller down while taking the second stick off, might have thought it was safe.. well, what can I do now?
just realized it will be supported inside the controller, it should be fine I hope
I'm scared of negative side effects, gonna let you know tomorrow
aight, I haven't noticed any drawback and I'm lucky it didn't fall off completely
Significantly easier than ps3/4 controllers because you don’t have to worry about the battery
I'm too scared to open my dualshock 2. I've had like 5 of them and tried opening the last 3~ and all of them stopped working after re-assembly before. It annoys me because these aren't being made anymore so they're hard to find as well.
Maybe give them to a guy who knows this stuff and fix your last 3 controllers
You are a hero, I followed along and it went great ^.^ love the narration too
Hopefully people see this comment but the second I opened it all 4 legs broke off when the pieces dry I’m going to put it together and see if it still works if not would gluing them back work?
My O button isn't working. How do I get that working again? It's an important button on the game I play.
Slight problem buddy, I tried to do this today and come to find out the screws were stripped. Any ideas ladies and germs? I also have the screwdriver set he has.
Thanks for the tutorial, but you didnt say anything about a rubber on second part of the controller, if a rubber goes down, gamepad didnt work.
mine seems a bit different... thumb controls not keyed, d-pad clip also has 4 legs and seems to not matter for direction. Rubber pads as well, on mine the black dots faced the circuit not away from it.
My controller has broken trigger legs, just put it back together and it's working fine. My guess is that so long as the ribbons are fine, you'll be able to slide the triggers into the alloted slots on the casing and it'll go together and work. Not guaranteed, of course, but if you break the little plastic legs then try putting your controller back together anyway before buying a new one.
My new wireless ps2 controller make the game skip like wth
Nice video, it's easier and cheaper to buy new one.
I just used cotton swabs and isopropyl alcohol to clean my left trigger
can you maybe help me my left trigger is feeling really clunky and i don't know how to get it back and the right trigger feels just fine
@@ASTR0TALKSPHILOSOPHY buy a new controller
@@SnowyzUwU yeah i'm getting a brand new sealed one for only 30 bucks.
@@ASTR0TALKSPHILOSOPHY yeah enjoy getting scammed for fake controller
Very helpful video. Thank you!
I need to rip 2 of mine apart of fix the usb connections. This is helpful!
Buen video , aunque te falto dar mantenimiento a las 2 laminas de acetato que y a la pbc en general incluso los analogicos necesitan limpiarse para su correcto funcionamiento
We didn’t use the alcohol
Omg thanks man my square button was dodgy thanks
Thanks a lot sir you saved me a few pounds.
I have a controller that has a sticky x button, going to try this hope it goes well
did it go well?
@@mrlean6056 We may never know...
@@salmoncloth7050 He died in the attempt. Users beware.