PlayStation 5 restocks can be found anywhere: from the biggest stores to the smallest retailers. While the demand for this next-gen gaming machine remains high, it could not keep up properly with the current supply.
Sony decided to cut its production to produce more PS4 units to catch up with people's demands.
As we know, this previous console version is still useful, especially for those who want to save money. Some want to play with it because of nostalgia.
If you're one of the current PS4 players, you might be wondering if you can replace the battery of your DualShock 4 controller. It's possible and easy through this article to share with you.
Reminders Before Doing PS4 DualShock Battery Replacement
If you want to replace your PS4 DualShock controller's battery, then you have come to the right place. Read this short guide on how to do it the easy way.
Before we share the full details on how to replace your controller's battery, there are some points that you first need to know.
First, you should know that the controllers come into two different generations, so it's crucial where your battery belongs appropriately.
The second-gen controllers cover The PS4 Slim and Pro variants. For that, your battery should match your controller when it comes to its generation. You should take note of the potential risks when placing your controller under a repair because it could void your item warranty.
We also recommend you have a proper space for cleaning your gaming accessory. Be mindful of the electronics inside the controller.
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How to Replace Sony PS4 DualShock 4 Controller Battery
Replacing the battery requires the proper tools for a smooth process. For this part, you need number 2 Phillips and two electronics tweezers. Here's what you need to do.
- First, unscrew your PS4 DualShock controller using a Philips screwdriver. Keep the collected screws in a safe place, such as a bottle lid or soda cap.
- Through a plastic pry tool, begin disassembling the controller handle.
- Work your way using the same tool on the bottom part of the DualShock controller.
- Carefully slide the tool on the top portion of the controller.
- After separating the front part of the controller from its back, unveil the ribbon cable by folding the latter half.
- Slowly pull the ribbon cable from the connector.
- Then, maneuver the wires. Lift the cable from the connector by using the tweezers.
- Proceed to remove the battery.
- Place the new battery and reconnect the power cable to the connector.
- Next, reconnect the ribbon cable to its original position.
- Assemble the front and the back part of the DualShock controller.
- Return the four screws that you previously removed in the back panel.
Other PlayStation-Related Guides and Reports
In another report by Digital Trends, you can also read a guide on how to sync a PS4 controller to the console. For PS5 users, you can check our previous report about DualSense controller button remapping.
Recently, Sony rolled out the PS5 Auto-Upload feature in select regions in the Americas, per Tech Times.
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Written by Joseph Henry
