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Really don't know which glue to use, maybe Uhu or Crazy Glue. And how much should I apply?I did that it worksWhat type of glue?
My rubber pad is completly fine, it just came off all of a sudden.If you need to buy an authentic replacement circle pad part with actual rubber cover and not those fake plastic imitations, buy them from eBay seller wiigotem. This might not apply for those outside of the continental 48 United States and Canada.
Any chance of the 3DS malfunctioning/breaking if glue gets in?just a drop. Use Crazy Glue and put the drop on the circle pad itself. Line it up so that the circle pad is in the centerthat should work my friend!
My rubber pad is completly fine, it just came off all of a sudden.
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Any chance of the 3DS malfunctioning/breaking if glue gets in?
If you're playing hard enough to peel off the rubber cover, your circle pad's stick is probably due to breaking soon.My rubber pad is completly fine, it just came off all of a sudden.
Glue it upside down.Any chance of the 3DS malfunctioning/breaking if glue gets in?
Use super glue or rubber cement that comes with a small brush. Open the 3DS to the flat position, put the 3DS upside down with the circle pad shaft exposed and pointed downwards, place a textbook to weight it down to a table, brush the glue on the inner surface of the rubber cap, use your thumb to push the rubber upwards onto the plastic seat, and squeeze together with thumb and index fingers for several minutes. Leave the 3DS upside until the glue fully cures. If the glue drips, at least it will not glue the circle pad stuck.Ok, thanks for your help, everyone. I'll try to glue it tomorrow, if not I'll just play it without it.
Even better. No need to flip open clam shell. The textbook idea will work just the same. If you want more protection from glue seeping into the circle pad cavity, tape and cover under the plastic dome.I forgot to say it's a 2DS. Sorry.
Might take the opportunity to replace it with a PSP stick, works so much better than that rubber nubbin
That works too. Boils down to personal preference, I really like how the PSP stick works and feels.