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Old 12-10-2006, 05:12 PM   #1
 
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When I press the directional buttons on the Wiimote, they are making a really annoying clicking noise! Is it supposed to do it? If not, shall I send it back? You can listen to the sound at http://rapidshare.com/files/6912526/...click.wav.html

When I got it on Friday, it wasn't doing it (or at least I didn't notice if it was).
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Old 12-10-2006, 05:18 PM   #2
 
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Sounds like someone was mashing on the d-pad a bit too hard.
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It does it no matter how hard you press it. I haven't been mashing it anything - I've barely used it. I just used it a little in bowling and for some weapon swapping in Zelda.
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Well there is really no other explanation. Unless you have magic gnomes who sneak into your room, I don't see how else they would go from not being messed up, to being messed up.
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How could just pressing buttons make this happen though?
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How could just pressing buttons make this happen though?
That would be easier to answer if we could see it, or even better if it was taken apart.
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It has gone for now (although it sometimes does go while I'm playing). I blew into it, so maybe it's done some good :P
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Good chance something just got sticky in there - something from your hands, a spill, etc. When my video game controllers do this, I take a q-tip dipped in a small amount of rubbing alcohol and try to clean around the edges of the button or directional pad. Usually does the trick.
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