はじめに
If the buttons on your arcade stick feel sticky, are less responsive than before, or are starting to miss inputs, this guide will show you how to quickly replace them so you can get back to mashing your way to victory.
Arcade buttons operate on a simple on/off switch mechanism: the button becomes active when pressed down far enough to close the internal electric circuit. Over time, the springs inside the buttons can lose their elasticity or become less responsive due to normal wear and tear. Replacing the buttons typically resolves most input-related issues.
While this guide focuses on the Mad Catz Street Fighter IV Fight Stick arcade stick variant, it can also be used to replace buttons on any front-loading arcade-style controller equipped with Sanwa OBSF 30mm snap-in buttons.
Before you begin, make sure to disconnect the controller from your PC or console.
必要な工具と部品
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Place the controller on a flat surface, with the front facing you as you would normally use it.
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Use a 3 mm Hex key to remove all six top-facing screws.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.