Introduction

If your Xbox Series S rocks when you push on it, a foot is likely missing or damaged. Follow this guide to replace the missing, damaged, or flattened foot.

What you need

Step 1 Set your Xbox down

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Place your Xbox on your work surface so that the foot you're replacing is facing upward.

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Step 2 Pry up the old foot

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This step shows how to remove a loose foot. If your Xbox is already missing the foot, skip this step!
Insert the point of a spudger underneath one end of the foot.
Pry up to separate the foot from the Xbox.
Remove the foot.

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Step 3 Clean the footwell

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Cleaning the footwell will drastically help the new foot to stay on your Xbox.
Apply a drop of >70% isopropyl alcohol to the footwell.
Use the point of a spudger or a toothpick to scrape and loosen any adhesive residue in the footwell.
Wipe the footwell with a lint-free cloth or a coffee filter.

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Step 4 Replace the foot

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Pick up a foot from the replacement sheet.
Align the foot in its footwell.
Use your finger to press the foot down for ten seconds to secure it onto your Xbox.