Xbox 360 controller wired dropped to the floor

[HiDood]

Exactly as the title describes. I have dropped it a multiple times and now there is like a part dropped and you can feel that it's shaking and stuff there is like a screw shaking there man! There isn't a big problem, but the left analog stick button is a little weird. Whenever I wanted to sprint, I hvar to hold the left stick for a second or 2 before it is starting to sprint. Should I disassemble and look for the problem, or that is normal, or I simply forgot to attach the extereme conditioning perk?

 

[wolverine96]

I would take it apart and see what you can do. It sounds like something broke, though, maybe plastic. Screws don't just get loose and fall out, LOL! You may have to find a creative way to fix it (cardboard and superglue come to mind ).

 

[zink1701]

Agreed, strip down the controller. Most likely its a plastic bracket or holder thats broke, I have many a PS3 controller held together with superglue and tape lol.

 

[boosted1g]

I would take it apart and see what you can do. It sounds like something broke, though, maybe plastic. Screws don't just get loose and fall out, LOL! You may have to find a creative way to fix it (cardboard and superglue come to mind ).

I'm pretty sure they do, they created an entire product (lock-tite) for this exact purpose of keeping screws from loosening themselves over time.

 

[HiDood]

well, i unscrewed the controller, and there was just a piece of plastic. not the rumble motor, the board or anything important. probably a part of the chassis. but like i said, not very important. but yeah, it was like that when i first bought it. and i seriously have to consider applying extereme conditioning for my smg build.