Needed tools
Xacto knife, cable cutter and Phillips screwdriver (PH00)
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[1] Remove USB dongle
Slide off the battery cover to reach it
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[2] Remove the 4 larger feet
An Xacto knife is ideal for that. Get every layer of the feet!
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[3] Unscrew the 4 large screws
[4] Open the mouse
Start from the front and gently (!) open the mouse. Be careful to not damage the cables.
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[5] Release both plugs
Pull on the white plugs, not the cables! |
[6] Remove mid sized screws
Remove all 4 mid screws as well as the side button screw with the plate |
[7] Take out the PCB
Pay attention to the small scrollwheel spring
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[8] Remove side buttons
Unscrew the two mid sized screws. Push the sidebuttons inwards to release them.
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[9] Cut
To release the cables, it helps to cut as shown in the picture
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[10] Release the cables
Cut them free instead of simply pulling on them
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[11] Cut the second glue point
Make sure to not damage the cables
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[12] Release the cables
[13] Unscrew the 3 battery holder screws
[14] Remove the battery holder
[15] Take out the battery cable
In order to do so, first remove the transluscent pin
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[16] Unscrew the 4 mouse button screws
[17] Bend the mouse buttons up
You won't need them. No need to be careful!
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[18] Take out the mouse buttons
A twisting motion helps |
[19] Remove plastic pins
[20] Unscrew switch screws
Unscrew the small screws which hold the micro switches
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[21] Remove the micro switches
Using the screwdriver as a lever helps releasing them
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[22] Remove micro switch cables
[23] All needed parts
You can (responsibly) dispose the other parts
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[24] Contact support
Let us know if problems appear and we will assist you.