Step 1 Removing the back
- Locate and remove six (6) tri-point screws.
- If you are unable to get a tri-point screwdriver into the hole (specifically the two in the bottom of the grips), a very small tip flathead may be used.
- Gently pry the two halves of the controller apart using plastic cards or tools.
How do you take apart a GameCube controller to clean it?
How do you get scratches off a GameCube?
Clean the game disc with toothpaste. Apply the paste to a cotton swab and gently rub the swab against the scratch (rubbing outward from the disc’s center) until you have wiped away the scratch as best as you can. Wash the disc in water afterward and dry it with a very soft cloth.
Should I clean my GameCube?
It will play games and run with no problems for years if you properly maintain the machine. One of the things that can help you preserve the life of your GameCube is accurately cleaning the inside of the GameCube. Dirt can get inside of a Nintendo GameCube and cause the laser to not read discs correctly.
What’s the best way to clean a GameCube?
If you can see dust or dirt on it, run warm water over it and carefully use your fingers or a dishtowel to clean it. Always rub from the inside to the outside, not in circular motions. If this did not help, clean the Gamecube lens with a microfiber cloth.
What’s the best way to clean a game controller?
First, clean the controller with a soft, damp, lint-free cloth. Use a bit of water to start, and avoid any and all abrasive cleaners. Wipe the controller all over and remove any obvious grease or grime.
What kind of alcohol do you use to clean a gamepad?
Isopropyl alcohol (at least 70 percent; higher is better) You should always use water or rubbing alcohol to clean your controllers. Most gamepads have a nice grippy finish on them, and harsh cleaners, like bleach, could ruin the look and feel of the plastic.
Which is the worst GameCube controller to use?
Rinse with warm water. Dry them with a towel, put them in a hot place like on a heater to make sure they are completely dry so no water gets in the mainboard. I consider this design to be the worst of the three. In general, it has less spring resistance than type 2 and 3 and has a looser feeling to it.
