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Introduction |
| If batteries leaked in your Nintendo Wii remote and the it no longer works, this guide will help you disassemble the remote and clean the corrosion, so the remote will work again. | | Sometimes when remotes stop working, the problem could be old batteries left in the remote that leaked battery acid and caused corrosion to appear. This guide will help you take apart and clean the corroded areas in a Nintendo Wii remote. As this deals with batteries that leaked, so safety precautions should be in place, like gloves and proper disposal of the batteries. | | | It is important to note that while this guide helps clean corrosion, batteries are not the only cause of it, since water damage can cause corrosion on the motherboard. |
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