![Image 1 — [XB1] Soldered a new potentiometer to my Xbox one controller (left joystick to be precise, also not sure why it says 360 on the screenshot) and it is having mad drift but only to the left. Further explaining below](https://preview.redd.it/mz0pr9z6l7bh1.jpg?width=995&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7444a069cb5b8966c55fcdfdd48f93916b44c10e)
![Image 2 — [XB1] Soldered a new potentiometer to my Xbox one controller (left joystick to be precise, also not sure why it says 360 on the screenshot) and it is having mad drift but only to the left. Further explaining below](https://preview.redd.it/pskcm027l7bh1.jpg?width=995&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ad79b8ab197ae69214b6809f49c0e3e19ad4e33e)
![Image 3 — [XB1] Soldered a new potentiometer to my Xbox one controller (left joystick to be precise, also not sure why it says 360 on the screenshot) and it is having mad drift but only to the left. Further explaining below](https://preview.redd.it/tj6ps347l7bh1.jpg?width=1836&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=11778cefe4d66689873166f37a75c8f318ea73c4)
[XB1] Soldered a new potentiometer to my Xbox one controller (left joystick to be precise, also not sure why it says 360 on the screenshot) and it is having mad drift but only to the left. Further explaining below
(I know the solder job is extremely bad, was my first time, I have redone it though previously and it's not as messy as the image I shared)
I've already took apart the controller again so I have to edit these images just to show what's happening when I check it on gamepad tester.
It drifts slightly to the left at about -0.5 on the X axis. And doesn't go to the right at all even when I press it. But up, down, and even clicking it works.
Now what's weird is I've realised when I press the back of the soldering of the joystick, right where the potentiometer is. It goes all the way to -1
I've tried 2 different potentiometers, so it can't be them. So is it a soldering problem? Or a power issue maybe? It's really puzzled me
Thanks for any help!