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Joystick for my psp

My psp analog jopystick malfunction.where could i find a analog joystick for my psp and how much it cost?

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  • Rennie Arellano Aug 03, 2007

    i'm living in the philippines. Where can i buy the analog joystick for my Playstation portable(psp)?How much does it cost?

  • Rennie Arellano Aug 03, 2007

    Is there a company here in the Philippines who is selling parts of Playstation Portable(psp) like analog joystick?

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Go on ebay and purchase a broken psp for parts is an idea, or go to this link and they actually have a list of them with prices. http://www.google.com/products?q=psp+new+analog+joystick&hl=en&rls=com.microsoft:en-us&um=1&sa=X&oi=froogle&ct=titlely list a bunch of them and their prices

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If your PSP's joystick won't go in a certain direction -- or characters walk by themselves, this part needs to be replaced. It is sold at the website all the way at the bottom for $16.95 and they can do this repair job for $18 more! However, it's not very difficult. Here are the steps:

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Step 3. Remove the faceplate and locate the PSP 2001 Analog Assembly. It is held into the console by 1 black screw, as circled in the picture.

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Step 4. Remove the black screw and pry the joystick out of the PSP as shown below.

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Step 5. It is important that you remove this clear silicon piece from the old joystick and install it into the new one. Its purpose is to communicate the movement of the joystick from the assembly to the motherboard. It sits between the assembly and the motherboard.

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Step 6. After you transfer the piece, pry the motherboard slightly up as you slide the new assembly back in place as pictured.

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Step 7. You will need to pry this piece up to slide the assembly into place so that it is seated. Replace the black screw and close it back up.

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The analogue joystick isnt working properly. the character wanders off in wrong direction on its own.

simple, get a replacement joystick module and install it on your psp. i did a couple. the psp really isnt that intimidating to take apart. compared to an xbox 360 or playstation
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http://store.richspsxparts.com/pspanstasre.html
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