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00:00:00 – 00:11:07
The video discusses troubleshooting solutions for a non-responsive d-pad on a DualSense controller, ranging from cleaning methods to advanced techniques. It also covers updating the controller's firmware on a PC, involving disassembly and caution. The speaker demonstrates disassembling the controller in detail, highlighting steps like inspecting and cleaning components and advising on replacements if needed. The final part emphasizes the reassembly process, including aligning components correctly and having replacement parts ready. Overall, the video aims to guide viewers through fixing controller issues effectively and encourages feedback on helpful content.
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In this segment of the video, the main points include troubleshooting solutions for a non-responsive d-pad on a DualSense controller. The solutions range from simple cleaning methods like using a thin piece of cardboard or a vacuum nozzle to more advanced techniques like blowing into the gap with a straw or using canned air. If these methods do not work, there are two “Hail Mary” solutions: resetting the controller by inserting a needle into a hole for 5 seconds and checking for a firmware update on the controller through the console settings.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the process of updating a DualSense wireless controller’s firmware on PC is discussed. The steps involve using a Sony firmware updater app, disassembling the controller, removing a black plate, R1 and L1 triggers, and various screws to access the internal components. It is highlighted that there are risks involved in disassembling the controller, but detailed instructions are provided to mitigate these risks. The video emphasizes the need to be cautious and patient during the disassembly process.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker shows how to disassemble a controller by removing the battery compartment, ribbon cables, and board held down by tabs. They demonstrate removing screws, inspecting and cleaning rubber padding under the D-pad, checking the Nubs, cleaning the D-pad and its Gap, as well as inspecting and cleaning the other rubber pad and buttons. They advise on replacing or repairing components as necessary.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the key actions include positioning rubber padding onto pegs, checking and adjusting screws, cleaning conductive pads, and ensuring the membrane matches the controller version. It’s emphasized to have a replacement membrane ready if necessary. Reassembling involves aligning components correctly, such as the speaker and microphone. Viewers are encouraged to provide feedback on what was most helpful in the video.