If you seriously want to save those trapped in the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con, you have seen all the videos on the Internet (Including ours), We have not had any luck yet, a new bug that appeared on YouTube says that Joy-Khan once fixed gliding issues.
VK on YouTube The area around the analog stick is determined by how the Joy-con is replaced when pressed. Therefore, the increased pressure within the joy-cone (which fades over time) will make the slip disappear.
Surprisingly, no technical knowledge is required to repair this. All you have to do is open the case and insert a small piece of paper or cardboard (about 1 mm) where the analog is. Yes, it is very simple. It shows how the forks inside the console lose contact with the pads, filling the paper void and resetting the pressure.
YouTuber notes how his slide Joy-Khan has been performing well for about two months and that the same solution can be applied to the Nintendo Switch Lite. Go on 5:55 Find the key solution in action.
Keep in mind that placing the object on your consoles (even pieces of paper) is at your own risk, and this will void any warranty. Will you give me this incredibly simple solution? Leave a comment below and let us know if you’re lucky in this fix.
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