Xbox One Controller is the standard video game controller for home-based video gaming set by Xbox One. It works on various versions of OS like Linux, iOS, Android, and macOS. It is also called the “Xbox One wireless controller.”
Using Xbox is an ideal way to enjoy
and play on any gaming platform. However, sometimes it causes trouble in its
3.5mm headset jack.
If you wish to troubleshoot the Xbox
One Controller’s issue then, you may follow these mentioned instructions:
Replacing One Controller’s 3.5 mm
Headphone Jack
In case you wish to fix the Xbox One
Controller’s issue, then it is advised to restore the device jack fully. It
might take a little bit of time to fix this issue with the types of equipment
in hand.
Note: Before replacing your Xbox
controller’s jack, it is advised to check it’s warranty slip because if you
break the inner seal, then it will void any ongoing warranty.
This method will only work with the
latest 3rd generation design of your Xbox Controller. Follow these steps to
know more.
- First of all, connect the pry tool in the slot
available between your Controller’s grip and the faceplate. It is located
just nearby the Controller’s trigger.
- Now, you have to follow the outer edge with your
device’s pry tool by removing the gripped section away from it until
it gets detached.
- Now, repeat the above-mentioned step to detach the
second-most gripped panel.
- After that, eject your Controller’s door with battery.
- Then, put out the battery from your Controller.
- Now, crack the sticker from the battery slot to get the
screw.
- After that, put out all of the five screws located and
fixed on the Controller’s back through a T8 Security Torx Screwdriver
tool.
- Now, remove the front side faceplate located inside
your Controller’s socket or a particular dedicated slot.
- Then, lift out the backside controller’s shell.
- Next, lift up all the back panel screws located on the
upper portion to the device’s vibration motoring tool through the T6
screwdriver.
- Now, split the back panel board located at the upper
sided board.
- Then, eject the fourteen pin connector tool.
- Next, jab the headphone’s jack till it gets from in between
your boards.
- After that, now, you have to connect a new jack. Make
sure if the port is perfectly attached, or placed in the particular slot
towards the back sideboard.
- Then, tap on both the boards simultaneously.
- After that, make sure whether connector packs with
fourteen pins are perfectly reconnected or not.
- Now, your new headphone jack will be placed/seated in
its perfect dedicated slot of your Controller.
- Now, place and tighten the two screws in its slot at
the back panel through a Tox screwdriver.
- Then, ensure the internals placed perfectly inside the
back panel slot.
- After that, connect your device’s controller faceplate
into its designated position.
- Next, take all the five backside screws and set them in
their preferred slots. Use the preferred “T8 Security Torx” screwdriver to
do this.
- Now, place both the grip panels into their designated
positions.
- Finally, fix the desired battery door into its specific
position,
- After applying these steps, try to start your Xbox One
Controller to see whether the problem is fixed or not.
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