Post number #559201, ID: a92d45
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So fellas I've tried recalibration but I can't seem to fix them. Is there some way I can do that without sending them in for repair?
Post number #559202, ID: 1dde8e
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A can of Compressed air, some cotton swabs with alcohol or a dry brush under the analog sticks usually do the trick No need to do all three either, just pick the one easiest for you
Post number #559298, ID: a007a9
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I just blew under the rubber of the stuck and it got better It's a common problem, which is kinda dissapointing
Post number #559506, ID: 148bc4
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I myself don't know what kind of shops shell compressed air. My Joy-Cons started to do the same a year ago and I had to buy new ones because I didn't know what to do, by that time the only solution known was replacement or new one. >>559298 What kind of powerful blows you do? Because now you are Superman or sonething
Post number #559930, ID: 211fe4
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Just use the joycons as dildos. Bam. Problem solved.
Post number #560118, ID: dd43af
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>>559930 Yes, you can even make them vibrate
Post number #560137, ID: 148bc4
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>>560118>>559930 This goes on the Technology board, thank you.
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| So fellas I've tried recalibration but I can't seem to fix them. Is there some way I can do that without sending them in for repair?