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PSP 1000 analog repair

PSP 1000 analog repair
Remember when you bought that shiny new PSP when they came out? Do you remember the years of play you put into it?
For those of you who have had their PSP since they came out, don't say that you have never had any troubles with the analog nub, after countless sleepless nights gaming out on your PSP, it shows, the first part to fail is most likely the analog nub, the one component you need to play almost any PSP game.

If yours seems to have lost all hope, read on to see how to restore it to its (almost) original state.
 
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Step 1Materials and Tools

Materials for this project are:
-PSP 3000 or 2000 analog nub assembly
-Broken PSP 1000 analog nub assembly
-PSP 1000

Tools for this project are:
-Drill or drill press
-Drill bits
-(Optional) Dremel tool
-Small Philips screwdriver
-Sandpaper

Aspirations for this project are:
-Patience
-Steady hand
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I like to modify things, make things, and modify the things i make. im no math whiz or someone with perfect grammar, but i am good at making things. at my school ive taken the welding, machining, mec...
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