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How to Replace a Nintendo Joy-Con Joystick - Fix Stick Drift, Broken, and Loose

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Skill Level

Beginner

Time Required

< 1 hr

Estimated Cost

$0–50

Equipment

Nintendo Joy-Con

Tools Needed

Soldering Iron, Hot Air Rework Station, Helping Hands
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