DualSense, Xbox and Nintendo controllers (CFI-ZCT1 (DualSense), 1914 (Xbox), HAC-013, HAC-015 and HAC-016 (Nintendo)) repair
A controller takes more wear than any other part of a console, and a good one is not cheap to replace. Most faults are worth repairing.
- Model number CFI-ZCT1 (DualSense), 1914 (Xbox), HAC-013, HAC-015 and HAC-016 (Nintendo)
- Sold All current models
- Where to find the number On the label on the back of the controller; on a Joy-Con, on the inside rail.
Faults we repair on the CFI-ZCT1 (DualSense), 1914 (Xbox), HAC-013, HAC-015 and HAC-016 (Nintendo)
- Stick drift. The stick sensor is worn. We replace the stick.
- Triggers and bumpers. Broken, sticking or not registering.
- Will not charge. USB-C port or battery.
- Sticky buttons after a spill. Stripped and cleaned.
- Will not pair or keeps disconnecting. Board or antenna fault.
Good to know about this model
Drift is wear inside the stick, not a setting. Recalibrating, or blowing air under the stick, is at best a short-lived fix.
Price and booking
You get a price before any work starts; see console repairs for current prices. Walk in Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm, or send an enquiry to arrange a courier collection.