button sticks can a new part be purchased six months old.
1557258
I doubt it. They don't even sell replacements mikes for their wireless handheld ones that go with their self powered speakers. You could take the mike to radio shack and they might have a replacement switch. It would not have to look just like the original but you might be able to make it fit.
379513
Ours were the same, 8 years old with just the white button part missing. We got this and swapped out the white part. Works good now.
453615
Mine was new in the box and its perfect I love it no more button snap and seal . Hope this answer you question.
993884
The buttons may need a little help. How to reuse the old is described in the instructions. I bought a roll of double sided tape, "just in case", and did not need it, nor would I advise buying it "just in case". Your key to success will be your environment and your patience, this is not a job to attempt while tired, hungry, watching small children, or engaged in other tasks. Give yourself two hours and you will probably need one.
1616562
It's fairly easy to replace the sticks. You really only have to be careful with the two ribbon cables you have to disconnect. It can be a little tricky lining up the touch pad ribbon back into its connector. So, I'd test the controller with a game before reassembling it completely, because your buttons won't work while playing if the touch pad ribbon isn't aligned properly. It only took me somewhere around 10 minutes or so to install the new sticks.
1511302
No I haven't had that problem.. The buttons get hard to push the older it gets and its really not that old.
310676
it worked as a new one. no problem at all. you have to press to some button combinations to match the mouse and receiver but after that you can use it without any problem.
1051460
No warranty that I am familiar with, and also the button stick happens for mine as well. Seems to be that the button slips under the casing a little. Apparently a design flaw?
1046498
This will depend on the date it was manufactured and purchased, the one I bought was good for about a 15 months.
1821467
Yes, as long as the original unit was NOT manufactured in the 90s. Check the QC sticker for the second set of numbers (xx XX) If it's in the 90s, you need all new products. Any other date is fine!
2219554
It is not too old for sure. Keep checking to ensure good connections and use the test button. I had to play with mine. But , but it does work very well.RB
360071
It may cause the foam tape that comes with the button to fail prematurely, as it did at my location, but you can easily replace it. I've had no problems with the button itself.
1477517
For the price they have it for the part . It most likely would end up costing the same as a new one.
1761342
We got about 18 months out of it before the button died, much like the other response to your question. For those 18 months, it was great, though a bit of a battery hog.
1644521
If memory serves, 6 months, but you'd be better off checking with the seller, especially since the terms may have changed since I last purchased.
1368420
Only had mine for 6 months but don't think that will be an issue. love mine!
96403
Yes, you can... http://buttonmakers.net/product_info.php?cPath=132_139&products;_id=1103