I was wondering if it was easy to fix guitar hero controllers. I was going to fix them for somebody. The problem is that they "send button presses by themselves".
I was wondering if it was easy to fix guitar hero controllers. I was going to fix them for somebody. The problem is that they "send button presses by themselves".
Rarest games in collection: (R8) Chavez II for SNES / (R7) Star Gunner (Telesys) for Atari 2600
Game Collection -- Game Commercials -- Favorite Game: Secret of Mana
Wii code: 2572 7867 9177 9866 Smash: 0259-0110-4026
sounds like it's the micro switches in the 'strings' bar. It's made up of two microswitches (one on the top and one on the bottom) that should be fairly easy to replace.
I dont think I've ever played this game, so I am not too familiar with it. There are many kinds of microswitches. Will any kind work? We are talking about the small "clicky" switches that go right on the pcb, right?
Rarest games in collection: (R8) Chavez II for SNES / (R7) Star Gunner (Telesys) for Atari 2600
Game Collection -- Game Commercials -- Favorite Game: Secret of Mana
Wii code: 2572 7867 9177 9866 Smash: 0259-0110-4026
Are we diagnosing something we haven't eyeballed yet?
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It turns out I wont be able to fix it anyway, so it doesn't matter.
Rarest games in collection: (R8) Chavez II for SNES / (R7) Star Gunner (Telesys) for Atari 2600
Game Collection -- Game Commercials -- Favorite Game: Secret of Mana
Wii code: 2572 7867 9177 9866 Smash: 0259-0110-4026