Son broke his halo/ring, ribbon assembly that surrounds and connects everything inside ring is torn in half. My question is how can I find a list of internal parts to replace items like this? I cannot even find a diagram or schematics. That's all I really need then I can figure it out. Thanks in advance
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You would need another quest 2 controller or if you can find it, parts. Schematics for a controller are hard to find, like with my quest 1 I broke both the controllers plastic ring because there is no documentation. my suggestion - if its already broken, try to fix it, but be careful not to break anything else. If you have no expeirence and there is someone around you who is learning or practicing, let them look at it. You could also ask on reddit or ask for someone to do it for you if you pay.
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Thank you very much for your response. I have a lot of experience with fixing electronics, I was a micro/mini solder tech in the Navy (it was my favorite job lol) I've taken it apart and checked out the damage, I found replacement ribbons but I just wasn't sure. I'm definitely not going to go in with possible parts so thank you. I kind of figured they wouldn't be easy to come by. Lol
Where did you find the replacement ribbon for the halo/ring? I can't find it anywhere.
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Amazon locator ring ribbon
Just found the ribbon part on ebay, i'll buy it and try to make the repair myself and update with results.
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@swankyjrsgurl lets see what you got going on there. Post some pictures with your QUESTION. That way we can see what you see Voeg afbeeldingen toe aan een bestaande vraag
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