Introduction
If any of your GameSir X5 Lite's Triggers are experiencing input delays, unresponsiveness, or sticking, then follow this guide to replace a trigger.
A trigger is a common component of a controller and serves as an additional input mechanism in gaming. If broken, a trigger might encounter sticking and unresponsiveness. A trigger could also have an input delay.
Before using this guide, ensure that the trigger has been properly cleaned and has no obstructions that could cause issues. A microfiber cloth can be used to clean around the trigger gently, and rubbing alcohol can be applied to small instruments, such as a cotton swab, for further cleaning.
It is important to note that there are no official trigger kits for the GameSir X5 Lite, so any replacement will require 3D-printed parts or unofficial third-party triggers.
Before beginning, ensure that the GameSir X5 Lite is not connected to any device and is not being charged during the trigger replacement.
What you need
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Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the four 8 mm screws located on the back cover.
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Fully extend the controller and remove the six 5 mm Phillips #00 screws off the back of the extender.
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Use an opening pick to loosen the back cover to reach the end of the extender.
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Pull the extender to reach the last two 5 mm screws.
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Unscrew the two 5 mm Phillips #00 screws.
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Remove the springs to separate the two sides of the controller by unscrewing the two 5 mm Phillis #00 screws.
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Loosen the three 7 mm Phillips #00 screws where the triggers are located and remove one 7 mm Phillips #00 screw that sits below the joystick.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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