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I've had an absolutely marvelous time using the Anbernic RG35XXSP ever since I received it back in late July, incredible bang for your buck at $60.
After some extensive gaming sessions on the device, I noticed the A button has started to sink down further than the other buttons due to repeated use. Luckily, I have all the tools needed to disassemble this unit on hand. I'm free for the rest of the day, so let's see if we can repair this minor defect.
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Here is the final result. The button sags to one side in a barely noticeable way, not a huge deal. More importantly, it now feels just the right amount of clicky in comparison with the other buttons. I am reasonably satisfied with how this turned out!
Overall, the disassembly and reassembly process went more smoothly than what I originally pictured. If this issue were to pop up again in the future, it's not that difficult or time consuming to get back to the internals. Case closed!
@[email protected] nice work.
@[email protected] Thank ya. If other people run into the same issue, hope this will be somewhat helpful!
@[email protected] nice. You killed it, didn't even take that long haha. Now, I need to finish swapping disc drives on these Wiis I started like, months ago hahaha
@[email protected] Thanks Jake, yeah it was nice to have a free afternoon to tackle this. It feels great to get a simple thing like this out of the way! You should totally do those soon
@[email protected] I really should finish, it was for a coworker of my wife's, but he''s now moved to another department haha - still, it'll be good to have a working drive in the good casing, as the one drive is shot, and the other casing is crap. Made sense. I started it - had to grab the set of Switch/Wii tools for the weird screws etc haha