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Hey guys.
I just dropped my xbox controller and the LB is not working good. I have to press HARD to get the thing to get it to work.
I contacted xbox and...
I told them I got it 3 weeks ago ( i lied.. i got it with my xbox a year ago ) but it is in good conduction.
They told me they can give me a replacement but i will need to send them my controller 1st and pay for that shipping and they will give me a replacement..and they will cover the shipping on the way back.
Is there anyway to fix it without opening the controller
( if i open it i can't send it to them)
Or should i just send it to them?
They gave me a service # and the address where to ship it too.
Thanks.
I just dropped my xbox controller and the LB is not working good. I have to press HARD to get the thing to get it to work.
I contacted xbox and...
I told them I got it 3 weeks ago ( i lied.. i got it with my xbox a year ago ) but it is in good conduction.
They told me they can give me a replacement but i will need to send them my controller 1st and pay for that shipping and they will give me a replacement..and they will cover the shipping on the way back.
Is there anyway to fix it without opening the controller
( if i open it i can't send it to them)
Or should i just send it to them?
They gave me a service # and the address where to ship it too.
Thanks.
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Just ship it to them, you get a free one.
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Thats very weird, they always pay for the shipping, I would call again and talk to someone else, and I would just send it in.
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I would just send it in and be done with it. I mean, you are getting a new controller for way lower than noemal price
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If you don't want to open it up then just send it back :0
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To open your pad you'd need Torq screwdrivers of which I bet you don't have hanging around.
You may need to also purchase a replacement part(s).
I suggest eliminating the hassle and potential higher costs and send it in to microsoft.
You may need to also purchase a replacement part(s).
I suggest eliminating the hassle and potential higher costs and send it in to microsoft.
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dont send it to xbox because u will have to wait 1-2 weeks for a new controller i would open it up and fix it
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