Difficulty
Easy
Steps
8
Time Required
10 minutes
Sections
2
- Motherboard
- 7 steps
- Scroll Wheel
- 1 step
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Remove Information Sticker
- Opening the mouse casing will void any warranty that exists for the mouse.
- Make sure to unplug the mouse before doing anything.
- Turn the Mouse Over so the bottom is facing up.
- Remember to take a photo of your serial number or write it down
- Take off the information sticker and the plastic cover from the bottom of the mouse.
Opening the mouse casing will void any warranty that exists for the mouse.
Make sure to unplug the mouse before doing anything.
Turn the Mouse Over so the bottom is facing up.
Remember to take a photo of your serial number or write it down
Take off the information sticker and the plastic cover from the bottom of the mouse.
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Step 2
Remove Baseplate Screws
- Use the Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the three 2 mm screws from the bottom of the mouse.
- When removing the screws, unscrew them each slightly and consecutively until you can pull them out with your hands.
Use the Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the three 2 mm screws from the bottom of the mouse.
When removing the screws, unscrew them each slightly and consecutively until you can pull them out with your hands.
Step 3
Detach backplate
- Use the plastic spudger to gently lift the backplate from the mouse shell.
- Insert the spudger into the bottom back of the mouse and slowly move it around the mouse to release the backplate.
- Do not try to push or jab the mouse with the plastic spudger with a large amount of force, this can damage the plating of your mouse.
Use the plastic spudger to gently lift the backplate from the mouse shell.
Insert the spudger into the bottom back of the mouse and slowly move it around the mouse to release the backplate.
Do not try to push or jab the mouse with the plastic spudger with a large amount of force, this can damage the plating of your mouse.
Step 4
Remove shell
- Use the plastic spudger once again to remove the top shell of the mouse.
- It is similar to the previous step, as you have to pry the plastic spudger gently into the bottom of the mouse and move it slowly inwards and upwards to release the shell.
- Separating the casing too quickly could damage the ribbon connector between the motherboard and the cable.
Use the plastic spudger once again to remove the top shell of the mouse.
It is similar to the previous step, as you have to pry the plastic spudger gently into the bottom of the mouse and move it slowly inwards and upwards to release the shell.
Separating the casing too quickly could damage the ribbon connector between the motherboard and the cable.
Step 5
Disconnect the Ribbon Connector
- Disconnect the ribbon connector between the motherboard and the USB cable by squeezing the connector and pulling up.
- Pulling too hard could damage the wire connections.
- Pulling by the ribbon instead of the connector can dislocate the wires.
Disconnect the ribbon connector between the motherboard and the USB cable by squeezing the connector and pulling up.
Pulling too hard could damage the wire connections.
Pulling by the ribbon instead of the connector can dislocate the wires.
Step 6
Unscrew Motherboard from Case
- Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove 2 5.5 and 3 2.5 mm screws.
Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove 2 5.5 and 3 2.5 mm screws.
Step 7
Remove Motherboard
- Remove the motherboard by grasping the sides and gently pulling upward.
Remove the motherboard by grasping the sides and gently pulling upward.
Step 8
Remove Scroll Wheel from case
- Remove the scroll wheel from the socket by pulling to the right.
- Pulling too hard could damage the scroll wheel connector.
Remove the scroll wheel from the socket by pulling to the right.
Pulling too hard could damage the scroll wheel connector.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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مسعود مهنانی - Jul 4, 2022
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When we remove the scroll wheel, can we get the scroll wheel for it?