Sand the mouse wheel holder & the mouse wheel.

1. Start with the mouse wheel holder. Use the sanding paper and a screwdriver. Don't use too much pressure.
2. Sand the thicker pin of the mouse wheel.
3. Final check: Does the wheel run smooth in the holder?

1. Plug the scroll wheel inside the encoder.
2. Install the mouse wheel holder.
3. Check if the mouse wheel runs smoothly. If there is too much friction you either need to sand more, or center the mouse wheel further. Updated mouse wheel holder are already so smooth that no sanding is needed.

1. Connect the side button PCB with the ribbon cable. Be careful, don't bend the cable or put it in with too much pressure. The cable is fragile.

1. Start with locating the two spots designated for the rod. You can see on the side with side buttons, the opening of the rod holder is a little bigger so you can click the rod in.
2. First, insert the rod into the closed rod holder. then try to click it in on the side of the side buttons. Don't push to hard.

Note: The carbon fiber rod is not 100% necessary. It does make the assembly more difficult in the later steps.

Put adhesive on your battery.

1. Take off the adhesive.
2. Place the battery in the back, for a good weight balance. The shell is fragile, don't push the battery to hard against the rods.
3. Check the battery cable to be in the right position.

1. For easier installation of the side button PCB, you can cut one part of the side buttons. This step is not necessary but makes the build easier.

1. There is only one way to plug in the cable. Check that the connectors are in the correct direction.

1. Place the side button PCB in the holder. It does not need to be completely inside. Later you will have the change to fully insert it.

1. Start in the front.
2. Slowly go around the edges and place the PCB in the frame.
3. Use your screwdriver to further insert the side button PCB.
4. Check if the clicks work.
5. Screw the PCB to the shell.

1. Place the mouse feet on the designated spots.
2. If you are using dots or sapphire skates we recommend to place 6 skates on the mouse. Three in the front and 3 in the back.

Well done.

Check if all four large mouse skates touch the ground. If that is not the case it is possible that the PCB or shell got slightly bent during the disassembly/ assembly process. To fix this, it is possible to bend the mouse in to opposite direction as it's deformed. Repeat the process until all mouse skates are on the ground.

If you have any other problems, contact our support team at support@pmm.gg or in the live chat.

Have fun gaming!