No service offers found for replacement accessory

Well, if MS won't fix it, you're ***. Honestly, buying a new 360 wouldn't cost much more than the repair charge anyway.

Thank OK Fowl for your replay

Update ***

They say it out of warranty and even follow the support page did not help either.

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If you find no offers available for your out of warranty device, please visit microsoft.com/store if you would like to purchase a replacement.

There are no service offers associated with selected problem/accessory type.

It sounds like you've had the controller(s) for a while, over 30 days, and I assume your asking how to fix them or have it replaced.

Lets start here:
support.xbox.com/.../getting-accessories-and-game-discs-serviced-faq

*What is the warranty period for accessories and games?

- All licensed Xbox accessories and games: 90 days (whether included in a console bundle or purchased separately).

*How can I get an accessory replaced?

If you purchased the Microsoft Xbox One accessory within the last 30 days, you can return it to the retailer with your original proof of purchase. If you purchased the accessory more than 30 days ago but within the accessory warranty period, you can order
a replacement accessory from our Xbox Online Service Center (console registration is required). Make sure you click Replace an Accessory (instead of Request Service.) Follow the prompts to place an order.

*How do I send in an accessory for replacement?

After you successfully submit your accessory replacement order, you will receive an email confirmation. Then, pack the non-working accessory in a box and send it to our service center. You can arrange delivery with the courier of your choice, but you will
have to pay for the shipping costs. You assume responsibility for any loss or delay in shipping.

After the service center receives your non-working accessory, a replacement will be shipped to you within 14 to 21 business days. Return shipping is free of charge.

*I haven't heard of the trigger problem that you're describing but it does sound broken to me. If the warranty is over, perhaps its worth tinkering if you're comfortable doing so...I can't offer and tips but I'm sure there are plenty of YouTube video out
there.

Sorry for your experience.

I am aware, and I did include this in my post, but what I am saying is I would like the option of either extending my warranty to cover the accessory I have (in this case the elite controller) or the option of offering customers a way of repairing their
accessories. This isn't a complaint on the warranty offered but a discussion on how I feel the services that are offered may need to evolve as the accessories offered to the population of gamers is becoming more expensive with no services to maintain the quality
of the expensive accessory they purchased.

Hi there,

please see this link for the steps on how to get your controller fixed/replaced at the 'Accessory replacement' section here:

https://support.xbox.com/my-account/warranty-and-service/getting-your-product-serviced

which states:

If you purchased a Microsoft Xbox accessory within the last 30 days, you can return it to the retailer with your original proof of purchase. If you purchased the accessory more than 30 days ago but within the accessory warranty period, you can order
a replacement accessory from
Device repair (console registration is required). Make sure you click
Replace an accessory instead of “Repair my device.” Follow the onscreen prompts to place an order.