Easiest way to fix the D-pad on an Xbox controller - works on Series S, Series X and One controllers 

This video shows how you can repair a none working D-Pad on an Xbox One, Xbox Series S & Xbox Series X controller. The D-Pad, also called the directional pad uses a conductive film for the buttons. This film is known to go bad, which causes the D-Pad to stop working. There are many of these controllers with this issue and this is the most inexpensive way to fix it. The conductive pad usually costs 4-6 dollars. I show how to remove and replace the film in the video. Since there are already a ton of videos showing how to disassemble these controllers I will not be covering that in the video.
0:01 Intro : What this video is about
0:30 Removing old conductive film
1:31 Cleaning PCB with IPA
2:50 Installing replacement conductive film
3:45 Outro
For additional resources about these repairs you can visit my website www.tzirf.com. It is a forum based website where I post all the repairs I am working on so that the resources are there for others to do the same repairs. If you are working on a repair and want to share it, or need help with your repair I encourage you to join and make a post.
Music: Bensound.com
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