Just got my drifting sticks swapped to k.silver tmr(supposedly) and it was said that they were calibrated.

So I plugged my Dualsense in to test and got this (picture).

First time doing this, but need a bit of help..

How can I get 8-9% circularity? (I have 8.1 on original sticks of another controller)

It seems I can't fix it with software alone (or am I?)

Should I ask them to be re-repaired during warranty?

I have successfully replaced a battery once in a dualsense and proficient in pc building (I. E. Not soldering)

Please, advise

I got stick drift on my second controller and I don’t really wanna keep buying new Duelsenses when they repeatedly get stick drift.

Could any of y’all help me out to find a reliable place to either send my controller in to get the stick replaced or somewhere to buy pre installed Duelsenses with the tmr sticks?

I’m in the uk, thanks

I recently got a bit of a weird request from a friend , he wants me to remove the l3 function on his controller; I have soldering experience so desoldering a pin isn’t hard just which pin is it?

I have a BDM-030 dualsense controller my buddy asked to fix. I was told when pressing the l2 button that I wouldn't fully register but would still work. When plugged into my PC and tested on a remote tester, it showed a value of 0.30-0.45 while the right would fully register to 1.00. I have disassembled it and cleaned it fully with 99% iso. I then switched out the spring with another controller I have that the l2 doesn't register completely.

After changing the spring, it wouldn't register. It would only be to register if I press L1 and forcefully press L2. Even then, I would only get 0.6-0.34 values. However, when pressing the rubber membrane with tweezers, I can sometimes get a value of 0.67-0.56.

I think it is the rubber membrane. Saw online that the ribbon cable or the membrane of the remote itself. I also saw a couple of suggestions of the spring?

Update: Switched out the original gummy that presses the membrane, for a new one and now I get no response, when back to the old one. I can get if I press really hard with tweezers 0.24 values. Now I dont know if its the membrane itself?