As the title says, I need help finding someone to fix my analog stick

My PSP is < 1 yr old but I bought it in Hong Kong hence no warranty >_< .

I hope someone can point me in the right direction so that I can get it fixed.

I stay in tropicana, around the 1 utama, Curve area so I hope you guys can recommend me a shop that is near my hse ..

I have a car, so goin down to KL like Sg Wang or Low Yat is not a prob. But my knowledge of KL area is limited so I more or less know how to go Bukit Bintang Area and back >_<

Any help will be greatly appreciated. I need to fix up my baby b4 i go overseas.

Btw, I f***ed up my analog stick when i was trying to change the face plate >_< .

If you're so near the Curve, why not drop by Gamers Hideout at Cineleisure?

Bro what happened? The analog stick got yank out of the motherboard>? The soldering still in tact or what bro?
Wanna change faceplate look for me mar

This post has been edited by quiksilve: Oct 30 2007, 11:11 AM

I DIY >_<

nothign happened. i took out the analog . i put it back. i put the face plate on. hay wire >_<

Damn dot dot dot . I did everything carefully somemore. ZZZZZ.

Btw curve ? Okay. I hope its below 50 bucks .... flat broke after i bought my damn handphone. ROFL >_< .

This post has been edited by omnimech: Oct 30 2007, 11:25 AM

Dot dot dot? What's the problem actually? Non-responsive?

can move top and left properly.

Slow - non responsive when trying to go bot and right

Example --->
Using the browser, when i Move to the top and the left. it moves fast

If move to the bot or the right, the thing is damn slow.

Sometimes the analog will just auto move to the top left >_< ...

In games like bleach, the bot and the right sometimes unresponsive, sometimes my char will move a bit >_< ...

errr, did you know that the anolog module is separate from the motherboard?
the whole mechanism is screwed with the front faceplate. try opening the psp
yourself and take a look. owh, avoid dust from entering when doing so. coz
it might be permanent. and dont wipe the screen from the inside it can cause
permanent scratches also

I unscrewed the analog module. screwed it on the new face plate. >_<

Started the psp up. /gg

see, im confused here. can you please give us a hint
what the heck has happened? maybe we can help

you unscrewed the module to a new faceplate and it started
to be like dat?

Heres what i did, the whole story

1. Bought new face plate
2. unscrew everything after watching a replay on youtube 5 times
3. Remove the old face plate from the psp
4. swap the buttons and the analog module on to the new face plate
5. screw in the new faceplate
6. started up psp, analog not functioning >_< . tried everything, even disassembled the analog module by watching a replay on youtube. ued joysens to no avail >_< . i also stressing here.

Ive been busy this past 2 months. I only found time this month to look at it . im at a loss for words and totally blank on what to do >_< . thats y im looking for someone to help me fix it. =D

tumpang thread...

i bought a crystal case recently, and it comes with what looks like a D-pad arroe with double sided attached on it... comes with 2 pattern..

where do i stick this? do i have to remove the original d-pad?

stick it on the current d pad >_>

anyone actually does that? have a picture somewhere?

Lol another analog problem psp owner. Let me tell you my story with analogs:
I once accidentally dropped my phat psp. It slipped out of my pocket and fell hard on to the floor.
Four things happened, my memory stick flew out, wifi switch broke, the psp temporarily couldn't be started and the analog f*cked up.

Eventually the psp could start, and i managed to replace the wifi switch with a new one, despite being slightly looser than usual. Luckily my memory stick was still usable. The only thing i couldn't repair was the damned analog stick.
From time to time, it will keep moving to one corner of the screen by itself.
I asked many forums but they couldn't help much. So i dismantled the thing, and checked it out for myself. Seemed nothing wrong. I dusted some parts, put them back together and voila! temporary fix found. it lasted for a month or so, then the problem starts coming again.
So now every month, i take take apart the psp, dust it, and push the transparent rubber thingy HARD onto the motherboard and its temporarily fixed.
The temporary fix only lasts that long because im very calm when playing games. If given someone who is very kan cheong when playing and rough in handling the machine, the fix doesnt last long.

For your problem however, are you sure you didnt touch or damage the motherboard or the small transparent conductive rubber thing stuck to the motherboard?
The conductive rubber is VERY sensitive. It reacts even when theres dust on it. Also, make sure you screw the analog on properly, not too loose, not too tight either. any of that will cause the analog to malfunction. In your case, the gold plates on the analog probably did not touch the conductive rubber, loosen it a bit and try again.
G'Luck cracking your head ^^