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Greetings, i have spilled liquid refreshment in my gamecube controller, and the buttons have gone sticky. I need a gamebit screwdriver to open it up, and i dont feel like paying £10 just to use it once. So if anyone has a gamebit, i ask, could i borrow it?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Microchips wrote:
> It's either that or .co.uk
*retypes*
It's either that or .com
:D
> It's either that or .co.uk
*retypes*
It's either that or .com
:D
cookie monster wrote:
> Thanks for the offer Microchips
Oh, just realised this was here, Lol. Anyway, no probs. :)
>Where did you get your tri wing?
I got it from:
www.xyramax.co.uk
It's either that or .co.uk
(they changed their name since I last went there)
:D
> Thanks for the offer Microchips
Oh, just realised this was here, Lol. Anyway, no probs. :)
>Where did you get your tri wing?
I got it from:
www.xyramax.co.uk
It's either that or .co.uk
(they changed their name since I last went there)
:D
WOW those screws are soooo tight. Even my dad was having trouble.
Thanks for the offer Microchips, but ive got it done now, no more sticky buttons. Where did you get your tri wing?
Thanks for the offer Microchips, but ive got it done now, no more sticky buttons. Where did you get your tri wing?
Basically- you need a screwdriver called a Tri-wing screwdriver (the same on GBA's) which I do have- so you can borrow that if you like. You could also use a 2 Mm screwdriver bit ( I thin kthat's the size- i'll check if you like).
:D
:D
Indeed, i should be able to get away with a 2mm flathead. I will pop into B&Q tomorrow.
From someone who's been inside the cube (to prepare for painting):
The cube itself needs the special expensive socketed screwdriver bit, but if you look at the controller, that needs a different bit, kind of in the shape of a 3-pointed star.
Not done it myself, but apparently you should be able to get away with using a normal flat eaded screwdriver in the appropriate side.
Just be sure you want to go into whatever it is you'll be rummaging in before you open it up.
The cube itself needs the special expensive socketed screwdriver bit, but if you look at the controller, that needs a different bit, kind of in the shape of a 3-pointed star.
Not done it myself, but apparently you should be able to get away with using a normal flat eaded screwdriver in the appropriate side.
Just be sure you want to go into whatever it is you'll be rummaging in before you open it up.
I have a couple of the sockets (I think they're sockets, not properly looked) you need to open SNES games. Are they the right things?
Greetings, i have spilled liquid refreshment in my gamecube controller, and the buttons have gone sticky. I need a gamebit screwdriver to open it up, and i dont feel like paying £10 just to use it once. So if anyone has a gamebit, i ask, could i borrow it?
Thanks.
Thanks.