Sony DualSense Controller Gehäuseunterteil ersetzen

Geschrieben von: Sam Omiotek

Kommentare: 8

Sony DualSense Controller Gehäuseunterteil ersetzen

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10 - 15 Minuten

Einleitung

Folge dieser Anleitung, um das Gehäuseunterteil des Dual Sense Controllers für die PlayStation 5 zu ersetzen.

Werkzeuge

Schritt 1

Ziehe das Ladekabel ab und schalte deinen Controller aus, bevor du beginnst.
Stecke ein Plektrum unter die untere rechte Ecke der Abdeckung, um die Clips zu lösen, mit denen sie befestigt ist.

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Schiebe das Plektrum an der unteren rechten Kante entlang, um die Clips zu lösen, die die Abdeckung festhalten.

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Stecke ein Plektrum unter die untere linke Ecke der Abdeckung, um die Clips zu lösen, mit denen sie befestigt ist.

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Schiebe das Plektrum an der unteren linken Kante entlang, um die Clips zu lösen, die die Abdeckung festhalten.

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Hebe die Abdeckung mit deinen Fingern an der unteren Kante an, um die restlichen Clips zu lösen.
Hebe die Abdeckung über die Joysticks, um sie zu entfernen.

Schritt 6

Schiebe das flache Ende eines Spudgers in den Spalt über der L1 Taste.
Halte die Taste mit deinem Daumen fest, damit sie nicht quer durch den Raum fliegt.
Heble den Spudger nach oben, um die L1 Taste abzulösen.

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Schiebe das flache Ende eines Spudgers in den Spalt über der R1 Taste.
Schiebe das flache Ende eines Spudgers in den Spalt über der R1 Taste.
Heble den Spudger nach oben, m die R1 Taste abzulösen.

to save a few bucks, the L1 and R1 buttons can be removed without the use of the spudger tool by using any thin prying tool and just pry the buttons from the bottom instead of the top

Alan Peng -

What I didn't see addressed anywhere (here or in other similar articles) is that replacement R1 / L1 buttons can be differ enough to be un-usable depending on which model your ps5 controller is. The ones I ordered don't fit and now I can't find a way to be sure I get the right ones because few know there's even a difference.

Walt Mather -

Schritt 8

Entferne die beiden 6,4 mm Kreuzschlitzschrauben, die die unteren Enden des Gehäuseunterteils fixieren.

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Entferne die beiden 6,4 mm Kreuzschlitzschrauben hinter den L1 und R1 Tasten.

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Löse die beiden Clips links und rechts von der Kopfhörerbuchse mit der Spitze des Spudgers.

If these are similar in nature to the DS4’s clips, don’t use too much force so you don’t end up breaking them

Strings Cat -

there is a clip that holds the rear cover in place located in R1 and L1

Zargruzski nakamura -

Schritt 11

Entferne das Gehäuseunterteil.

There are four more clips/hooks hidden in the seams along the outer sides of the handles. If you pull open the controller as shown in this step, then you will shear off the two tiny clips which are right next to the R1 and L1 buttons.

Therefore, you should first release those clips by prying the seams open sideways.

I noticed this with the updated design of the controller, not sure whether the hooks are present on the first version.

The hooks are not critical for the integrity of the controller as the two halves are held together by the screws hidden under the buttons. The damage does show that the controller has been taken apart.

Nick -

Thought I'd clarify: The clips next to the L1 and R1 are on the outer side from the L1 and R1 buttons, I'd suggest zooming in on the picture to see them. They're quite easy to break, but also easy to remove using the plastic spudger along the seam, bending the bottom cover outwards

Franz Rolfsvaag -

I am still strugling to find the clips. Could someone point them out in the image with a screen shot or something like that.

aGingerThing -

I keep getting stuck at this step too with the new DualSense CFI-ZCT1WA revision. The top and bottom shells seem like they are fused together next to L1/R1 but I can't seem to be able to find where these hidden clips are located. My controller is still in warranty so I don't want to break them in case I can't fix my issue.

but also easy to remove using the plastic spudger along the seam, bending the bottom cover outwards

I tried this but it seems that the you need a lot of force and I ended up bending the tip of my spudger. Are you sure it's not the top cover that you need to pry away? The bottom cover has a ridge to make sure it's under the top cover so it's not easy to bend outwards.

@samomio I think there needs to be a step added for these new clips.

robplease -