XBOX One controller "sticky" button?

dylannotbob · Jan 31, 2017

I bought an xbox one controller from the design lab about a month ago to use with the new PC i built (my first gaming pc). i love the controller and think the colours etc turned out really nicely but the "A" button has been getting "sticky" and unresponsive
when used rapidly.

Is there any way to fix it up a bit? I'd rather not have to go through the return/replacement process if possible

:)

Facundo Burgos · Jan 31, 2017

Sticky controller button

Same thing happened to mine, but mine isn't new so i can't take it back to the store

onyxishere · Jan 31, 2017

Sticky controller button

You could try taking it back to the store you bought it at and see if they'll do an exchange for you.

Miss Bijoux · Feb 1, 2017

Hey Dylan!

Bummer to hear about the tacky A button on your design lab controller. Our best recommendation is to have it handled by the
Online Service Center. Do note that in order to register you controller, you'll need to make sure your console is registered first. If you still have issues, you can totally reach out to our
chat support for further assistance.

Good luck!

Miss Bijoux

Hey Dylan!

Bummer to hear about the tacky A button on your design lab controller. Our best recommendation is to have it handled by the
Online Service Center. Do note that in order to register you controller, you'll need to make sure your console is registered first. If you still have issues, you can totally reach out to our
chat support for further assistance.

Good luck!

Facundo Burgos

Same thing happened to mine, but mine isn't new so i can't take it back to the store

onyxishere

You could try taking it back to the store you bought it at and see if they'll do an exchange for you.

onyxishere

Hey JDancePlayer, this thread is over a year old. Can you please create a new one detailing your issue for further assitance? Thank you.

WestonRõofjump

Okay, but additionally some liquids are not harmful to a componanent especially ones that dry up fast such as this achahol.

Ill attempt to see if my warranty covers this damage although I was planning on doing this anyway if I couldnt find the solution, so without offence I didnt need your comments when I stated numerous times I was trying to find a quick solution before I would
go to a proffesional - so I didnt need people repeating what I already know (I know that a possible solution is to demantle it, although I demonstrated this knowledge in my original post and stated I am not experieciened to do that. I know I can go to a proffesional
but I would prefer not to immediately and only as a last resort as I stated it in my original post). If you dont know the answer, then its best not to interfere.

Anyways, cheers.

XBOX One controller "sticky" button?