How to find out where to fix xbox one controllers in my country?

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Where can I find information how to dial support in my country? Can't find any.

My xbox one elite controller needs it's rb fixed but it's warranty has ran out. Can I pay to get it fixed

It is possible to find someone to fix it locally but it is probably best to purchase a new one.

Is there any kind of guarantee provided for these controllers?

Yeah, but how long it lasts depends on what country you're in.

There's more info here on how to find out if your controllers are under warranty still: -

https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/controller/controller-warranty

Hey there Zackarias!

I'm sorry to hear about the controller issues. If the D-Pad issues are happening consistently, it sounds as though your controller is in need of replacement.

Depending on where you live, most accessory warranties are 90 days. There are a couple countries in Europe where the warranty is one year - you can check on your country's Xbox
One warranty info page. If the controller is out of warranty, it is likely going to be easier to replace it rather than repair it outside of warranty.

Let us know how it goes.

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Both of my controllers for my xbox one are out of warranty. both still work alright but there are little things going on that i would want to get fixed on them like the sticks are a bit worn down and one of the ports for the headphone jack seems
to not work right. from what i have read once they are out of warranty microsoft won't do anything for them.. anyone know what can be done with controllers out of warranty that need little repairs? like I've mentioned they work just fine but just need little
fixes so i don't want to have to completely get rid of them and spend $50+ for a new one..

There's no official fix for an out of warranty as far as I'm aware. So either you'd have to find somebody reputable that does console/controller repairs, or find a guide on how to repair the controllers yourself.

From previous experience with the Xbox 360 controller, they were fairly easy to repair when it came to most issues except for stick drift. I assume the Xbox One controllers are a bit more complex though.