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When installing the Shoulder Button Assembly, I noticed the right "hole" did not allow for smooth movement of the buttons. I tried both buttons and both produced similar results. I've sanded the hole and minor improvements started to appear, but the right shoulder button still does not "bounce back" to its full resting position.
I am seeking advice on where to focus my shaving and sanding efforts.
Currently,the button will fully press and the two clicks of the switch are distinct. Once released, the button does not slide back into its natural/full resting position. The button can be manually slid back into its natural/full resting position by pushing from beneath the button, but this is cumbersome and annoying. If the button is not manually slid into the correct position, it feels as if the button is resting right "above" the first click of the switch. When stuck, it is VERY difficult to lightly press the button to only active the first click, the travel of the button is almost gone, and it does not feel like the switch is fully pushing back on the button.
FYI: So far, I have only trimmed the Wii and gotten up to Step 3 of the GBoy Manual. I have not tested the shoulder buttons inside a game or software. My concerns with the right shoulder button come from the smoothness of the left shoulder button compared to the roughness of the right.
Completed Shoulder Button Assembly
Outside of Case without Button
Inside of the Case
The Button
I am seeking advice on where to focus my shaving and sanding efforts.
Currently,the button will fully press and the two clicks of the switch are distinct. Once released, the button does not slide back into its natural/full resting position. The button can be manually slid back into its natural/full resting position by pushing from beneath the button, but this is cumbersome and annoying. If the button is not manually slid into the correct position, it feels as if the button is resting right "above" the first click of the switch. When stuck, it is VERY difficult to lightly press the button to only active the first click, the travel of the button is almost gone, and it does not feel like the switch is fully pushing back on the button.
FYI: So far, I have only trimmed the Wii and gotten up to Step 3 of the GBoy Manual. I have not tested the shoulder buttons inside a game or software. My concerns with the right shoulder button come from the smoothness of the left shoulder button compared to the roughness of the right.
Completed Shoulder Button Assembly
Outside of Case without Button
Inside of the Case
The Button