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Hello all,
I am having trouble with my PS3 controller, all X O Triangle and Square buttons are not working. I have taken the unit apart, placed tape between the ribbon as advised elsewhere, but still these buttons simply don't work. The select PS and start buttons are fine however along with the D pad.
Could anyone please advise on how this issue can be fixed?
Regards,
Oliver
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Did you reset the controller? There is a small pin hole on the back of the controller.
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Andrew,
I have reset the unit already yes, but an still experiencing the same problem.
Cheers
Oliver
I am having the same problems it feel as if it has a faulty response , maybe damaged motherboard or maybe it got wet idk because i let a friend borrow my dualshock for a few days.
When I press O it doesn’t do anything and I’ve tried to reset it but it still doesn’t work
go to game stop and mabe its something wrong with either the buttons (faulty buttons) or the mother board has some loose solder to the buttons
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I am having the exact same problem. I don't have a solution, but at least we have the exact same problem which means it's a repeating phenomena.
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One more here! X button stuck. I've opened and replace the membrane board but the problem still. I must be something with the hard circuit board.
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My problem is when I press X button it function as A and when pressing B it functions as X
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Try putting some rubbing alcohol on a Q-Tip or Toilet paper and rubbing it on the contacts on the motherboard. Normally what happens is over time the conductive material on the back of the membrane rubs off on the contacts creating a barrier preventing the membrane from making contact. Try that and see if it works.
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I have checked the diagram and these buttons along with R1 and R2 are paired up with a common pin and a resistor, I have the same problem and will try to figure out where is this resistor located and try to change it, will post if succed.
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Hi,
Did you ever get an update here? I know it was some years ago, but I'd still like to know the answer! Could you also forward the diagram you have? Thank you :)
I have problem with my triangle button. One morning when I was going to play GOW I saw water all over my controller and nobody knows how it happens and I was like
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the only buttons that work for me is the os button and the left analog i need help
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Yeah, even I have the exact same problem, and I need a solution for it ASAP...
I'm having same problem O X ANGLE SQURE R1 and R2 NOT WORKING
This video helped
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i have tried resetting the controller through the pin hole on the controller, but it just return to normal. still have problem, however will try to clean it
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I took the 4 screws on the back out and-after careful comparison of the 2 sides-I saw that where the #2 top buttons go in (the little assembly) was a bit wobbly on the right side. It doesn't have as clear-cut a fit as the other side. I also saw that #1 on that side was not fitting correctly into the rubber squishy thing. I had to play around with it for a while to get that side to fit in properly. The battery popped out twice, so I had to pop it back in, too. On the first 2 tries at reassembly, I was still getting the "ghost" button pressed--but I noticed that squeezing the 2 halves on the controller together fixed it (my Mortal Kombat player was stuck in a crouched position, blocking). That tipped me off to something not fitting in right, and causing a bulge somewhere. Finally, the numbers 1 and 2 buttons on both sides were protruding out correctly (and evenly, respective to each other). Now, the controller works even remotely--at first, it was only working when wire-connected...and sporadically, at that!
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