so the left joy Khan in the Nintendo
switch has had some trouble syncing
since the devices release users are
getting frustrated so today we're coming
to the rescue with an easy fix for this
repair you're going to need a try wing y
double zero screwdriver a Phillips
double zero screwdriver opening picks a
sponger and a piece of conductive foam
we also recommend using a magnetic mat
to keep everything organized during your
repair start by removing the four tri
wing screws from the back of the case
next carefully slide a pic along the
side of the controller open the
controller slowly you've still got some
cables attached inside once you've got
it open disconnect the battery to kill
power to the rest of the device the
battery is only slightly adhered so go
ahead and lift it up and off with your
spudger remove the three Phillips screws
securing the battery well and then lift
it off minding the delicate ribbon cable
that's still attached
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right below this ripping cable you can
see the antenna that causes the issue
it looks like an imprint in the circuit
board apply a small cube of conductive
foam right over that antenna and then
reassemble the controller
try not to pinch the delicate cables
when receding the battery well then
screw the mid frame back on the haptic
feedback motor has a magnet in it so
don't be surprised if it tries to grab
your screw after that reinsert the
battery in connect it close up the
controller making sure not to pinch the
surrounding cables and screw the
controller back together
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that's all for this repair be sure to
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your parts and tools I'll see you next
time