Original potentiometer ALPS V3 2,3k for DualShock 4

If your analog is drifting in one direction on its own - we can see this in games or in console's main menu, or even worse - is not working in one of the directions - you may need to replace potentionmeter.

Features:

• Original ALPS module, same as in controller
• Size 13mm
• version V3 (used V13 analogs)
• pin offset identical as in your controller
• use in the case of the damaged analog
• basic soldering skills are needed to replace
• needs 8-points soldering
• can be used both as left and right, horizontal or vertical analog

Recommended for:

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

Also compatible with: 

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

SONY Dualshock 4 ad Dualsense potentiometers cannot be checked via model or case, you need to dissassembly pad to check that! 

After replacing, analog drifts in one direction. How to solve that problem?

As I mentioned, analog contains 2 potentiometers (coloured element that can be detached) of 10kOhm resistance and 20% tolerance. That means that in effect they have 9-11kOhm resistance. Both potentiometers work as voltage dividers. If the drift occurs after replacing, that means you used analog with another parameters. The perfect solution would be ability to calibrate controllers, as in Nintendo's JoyCons. The simplest solution is measuring the old potetiometer and choosing the one that has closest parameters to old one. We do not measure potentiometers and we are sending them randomly!