Original ALPS V7 2.3k potentiometer for DualSense controller

If your pad works in one direction on its own, which can be observed in games or the console's main menu, or even worse, it doesn't work in one direction, replacing the potentiometer may make the pad work again!

Product features:

• Original ALPS module , exactly the same as in the controller
• Size 13mm
• version V7 (used in V19 analogues)
• the PIN arrangement is exactly the same
• should be used in case of controller damage
• Basic soldering skills are required for replacement
• requires soldering 3 points
• universal - can be used as right or left, vertical or horizontal

Recommended for:

• Sony Dualsense CFI-ZCT1 controller
• Sony Dualsense CFI-ZCT1a controller

Also fits:

• Dualshock 4 controller JDM-001
• controller Dualshock 4 JDM-010
• Dualshock 4 controller JDM-020
• Dualshock 4 JDM-030 controller
• Dualshock 4 V2 JDM-040 controller
• Dualshock 4 V2 JDM-050 controller
• Dualshock 4 V2 JDM-055 controller
• Microsoft Xbox Series Model 1914 controller
• Microsoft Xbox One Controller Model 1537
• Microsoft Xbox One Controller Model 1697
• Microsoft Xbox One Controller Model 1708
• Microsoft Xbox One Elite V1 Model 1698 controller
• Microsoft Xbox Series Elite V2 Controller Model 1797

For SONY Dualshock 4 and Dualsense controllers, there's no way to select an analog stick based on model or casing. Analog sticks must be selected visually (the pad must be disassembled)!

After replacement, the analog stick turns to one side on its own. How do I fix this problem?

As mentioned above, the analog controller consists of two potentiometers (the colored element with three pins, which can be detached from the housing) with a total resistance of 10kOhm and a tolerance of 20%. This means that in practice they have 9-11kOhm . Both potentiometers act as voltage dividers. If a deviation occurs after replacement, it means that an analog controller with different parameters was installed. The ideal solution would be to recalibrate the pad, just like calibrating new analog controllers in Nintendo Switch JoyCons. Therefore, the simplest solution is to solder the potentiometers (those with three pins) until the result is correct, or measure the old potentiometer andselecting the closest possible match. All analogs are shipped randomly; we do not measure potentiometers before shipping!

To better understand the issues, I recommend reading the articles on Wikipedia (https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potencjometr) about potentiometers and voltage dividers.