Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
5
Time Required
5 - 15 minutes
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- Bumpers
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BackXbox One Wireless Controller (Model 1697)
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Bumpers
- Remove the battery pack cover.
- Remove the two AA batteries.
- Carefully remove the sticker or puncture to reveal the screw.
Remove the battery pack cover.
Remove the two AA batteries.
Carefully remove the sticker or puncture to reveal the screw.
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Step 2
- Remove the side handles by wedging the spudger around the side panels.
- Pry the side panel by moving the spudger back and forth. You must do this along the entire seam to remove the side handle panel.
- There are seven clips that need to be opened to remove each handle panel.
Remove the side handles by wedging the spudger around the side panels.
Pry the side panel by moving the spudger back and forth. You must do this along the entire seam to remove the side handle panel.
There are seven clips that need to be opened to remove each handle panel.
Step 3
- Removing the side handles allows access to remove the faceplate.
- Use the TORX TR8 screwdriver to remove the five TR9 Torx screws.
Removing the side handles allows access to remove the faceplate.
Use the TORX TR8 screwdriver to remove the five TR9 Torx screws.
Step 4
- Now that the bumpers are easily visible make sure to clean any dirt or grime that may be around the bumpers.
- The bumpers are connected by a middle plastic cover that is around the Xbox home button. Remove this plastic piece by lifting the plastic cover over the two pins, pressing the home button in, and pushing the cover towards the top of the controller.
- Be aware of the sync button loosely placed under the plastic covering. Ensure it is put back before putting back the bumper/plastic cover assembly.
- Remove the current bumper assembly by pulling them off the plastic cover.
Now that the bumpers are easily visible make sure to clean any dirt or grime that may be around the bumpers.
The bumpers are connected by a middle plastic cover that is around the Xbox home button. Remove this plastic piece by lifting the plastic cover over the two pins, pressing the home button in, and pushing the cover towards the top of the controller.
Be aware of the sync button loosely placed under the plastic covering. Ensure it is put back before putting back the bumper/plastic cover assembly.
Remove the current bumper assembly by pulling them off the plastic cover.
Step 5
- The controller is now ready for the new bumper assembly.
- Align the new bumpers onto the top of the controller by holding down the triggers and aligning the four pins on both sides.
- Set the new home button cover over the micro USB port, push the home button in, and pull the cover over the two pins shown.
The controller is now ready for the new bumper assembly.
Align the new bumpers onto the top of the controller by holding down the triggers and aligning the four pins on both sides.
Set the new home button cover over the micro USB port, push the home button in, and pull the cover over the two pins shown.
Your device is now ready to be used.
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Vincent - Jan 10, 2018
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the bumpers take some finesse to remove, so be patient
Travis Weston - Jan 11, 2018
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You should add a security hex screwdriver to your tools list, along with the gauge that is required.
Scott Williams - Apr 13, 2018
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There is a fifth screw in the battery compartment that holds the faceplate on. Take an exacto knife and cut out sticker where the hole is.
r.d.huijsmans - Jun 20, 2018
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Could you elaborate on the “remove the bumpers” part (last step) please, thank you.
Bryon Crockett - Feb 12, 2019
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Great guide. Helped me easily fix a sticky bumper and save 60$