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Déssoudage de la carte mère

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Desolder the vibration motors

  • The next few steps require desoldering and soldering connections. To learn how to solder, check out our soldering guide—if you've already soldered, you can still find some helpful tips and tricks in this guide!

  • Flip over the controller and motherboard.

  • Use a soldering iron to desolder the vibration motor wires from the motherboard:

  • Two red wires

  • Two black wires

  • During reassembly, remember to solder the wires back into the same position. The red wires belong closest to the edge and next to the Rs on the motherboard.

Dessouder le moteur de vibrations

Retournez la manette et la carte mère.

Utilisez un fer à souder pour dessouder les câbles du moteur de vibrations de la carte mère :

Deux fils rouges

Deux fils noirs

Pendant le remontage, rappelez-vous de souder les fils dans la même position. Les fils rouges vont le plus au bord à côté des R sur la carte mère.

[title] Desolder the vibration motors
+[* icon_note] The next few steps require desoldering and soldering connections. To learn how to solder, check out our [guide|750|soldering guide|new_window=true]—if you've already soldered, you can still find some helpful tips and tricks in this guide!
[* black] Flip over the controller and motherboard.
[* black] Use a soldering iron to desolder the vibration motor wires from the motherboard:
[* red] Two red wires
[* black] Two black wires
[* icon_reminder] During reassembly, remember to solder the wires back into the same position. The red wires belong closest to the edge and next to the ***R***s on the motherboard.

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