Introduction
You can access the motherboard with this guide if you need to replace it. You may need to change the motherboard when it's not being listed in consolle accessories or the controller is not syncing with the xbox.
For this guide, you will need a plastic opening tool, a Phillips #0 screwdriver, a TR6 Torx Security screwdriver, and ESD-safe blunt nose tweezers (optional).
You will not need to do any difficult steps, but be careful not to damage anything when you take off the top panel. Ensure the controller is not plugged into a power source or operating system.
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Orient the controller such that the back of the controller is facing you.
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Insert an opening tool into the small opening on the back of the grip, and gently pry the grip cover away until it pops free.
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Use the TR6 Torx Security screwdriver to remove the top left 10.44 mm torx screw on the backside.
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Use the TR6 Torx Security screwdriver to remove the middle left 10.44 mm Torx screw on the backside.
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Use the TR6 Torx Security screwdriver to remove the bottom left 10.44 mm Torx screw on the backside.
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Use the TR6 Torx Security screwdriver to remove the top right 10.44 mm Torx screw on the backside.
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Use the TR6 Torx Security screwdriver to remove the middle right 10.44 mm Torx screw on the backside.
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Use the TR6 Torx Security screwdriver to unscrew the bottom right 10.44 mm Torx screw on the backside.
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Orient the controller such that the back of the controller is facing you.
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Insert an opening tool into the small opening between the front and back panels, and gently pry the back panel away to open the bottom clamps of the top panel of the controller.
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Insert an opening tool into the small opening between the front and back panel (top view) and pry away to remove the top half.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
