Introduction
This fix is necessary for the owners of N64 controllers when the joystick becomes too loose over time. If the joystick of a controller is loose, game play becomes difficult. Conditions for this fix include: a flat surface, plenty of light, and a method for keeping track of individual components of the controller. Practice caution when using the knife in this fix.
What you need
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Remove the 9 external screws (4.8 mm Phillips head) on the back of the controller.
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Remove the back panel from the controller.
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Remove the screws (4.8 mm Phillips head) from the back of the white joystick box.
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Remove the back panel of the white joystick box.
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Remove the screw (4.8 mm Philips head) from the back of the joystick box.
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Remove the joystick box from the controller.
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Press the epoxy into the center of the bowl with your finger and add a drop of water into the bowl.
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Place a marble into the bowl and use a push-twist motion to form the epoxy into the shape of the bowl.
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Cut the edges of the excess epoxy with the exacto knife.
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Repeat steps 8 and 9 until no excess epoxy is left.
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