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i take a 2hour full for that tity metal😢

Much easier to just replace the whole switch because copper piece is effed up with great propability when trying to put it back together

Fixing a 5$ worth mouse with 20€ effort time.

Ok I used this method and here is some tips and feedback: 1. You need to be careful when removing the gliders beacuse you may split them. If you see a deep black you are not unsticking them. Make sure you remove them in a correct way. 2. Opening the clickbox may result a bit tricky, just focus on the edge and with something sharp pull it as seen in the video, keep in mind that you need to open the cover, not the whole box. 3. Removing and bending the copper piece is not hard, once the piece is out, clean the piece and the box with isopropyl alcohol. Now the hardest tricky part is to put the piece in his place again. I truly recommend to spray isopropyl alcohol before of pushing the little bend piece to his place. Do not push it to stronger or it will not be correctly placed and you will need to do it again. Just try the times you need and then you will achieve it. 4. This method is really useful if your mouse is really dirty, since you are opening the mouse, you can clean it thoroughly using isopropyl alcohol and a cotton swab. Isopropyl alcohol is specifically made to clean electronic components so it will not damage the mouse. 5. Taking advantage of the fact that the mouse is open, you can fix the scroll wheel problem just by cleaning it and removing hair and fibers. You can take away the scroll wheel to do it, then you just fit the wheel on his place. Another problem solved. This method can be applied to any clicks as they use the same click system (excepting the DPI button and the scroll wheel button). If your mouse is having this issue, do not hesitate, it may result complicated at the moment but then you will be proud and with a fixed mouse. Let's see how much time this fix lasts :D

I tried many methods (cleaning by alcoho, Lua script) to fix my logitech g203, but this is the best. Thanks a lot, bro.

i see good tutorial, i upvote

thankyou my mouse are already in garbage!!!

Work for me ! 😘

Best video ever! I threw away 2 mice in the last 2 days. Was about to throw out my third one today, but your video saved the life if the third mouse. Thanks for saving this mouse's life!!

I was going to buy a new mouse 'coz of this annoying double click. You're my hero, thank you!

Hye, how long it can be last after bending that switch?

داداش دمت گرم درست شد من تو 30 دقیقه تعمیرش کردم ❤❤

Sept-2024. Thanks a lot for saving me from buying a new mouse. I am loyal customer of Logitech G series and repaired my G300s watching this video. Its working perfectly now!

fixed my mice 4th time lol this vid always help <3

lol thank you so much, i was just like fuck it and follow this step and it actually worked again. tested it on double click test site and after like 300 click there's not a single double click anymore. bless you man

Thank you so much for this video. It actually shows what to do for each part. I used this for my G602 and forgot to save it... thought I was going to tear my hair out until I found it again. This fix lasts for about two years before it needs to be repeated. I have to actually bend the spring inwards to get it to go back in place, and I clean it with electronic contact cleaner. It's tricky on the G602 left-click since there's a bunch of "stuff" on either side of the switch. I found it's easiest to face the left side of the mouse towards you, even though it feels wrong. Then get your grippiest tweezers (I just used regular slanted eyebrow-pluckin' tweezers lmao) and grip the front side of the spring, but at a corner. Then gently position it on the front and back side at the same time, approaching from the right side of the mouse. Use a smaller pair of tweezers or a toothpick to press the middle part down. I insert the white button into the switch cover with pointed tweezers and put a piece of tape on the top to keep it in place before putting it back.

thanks bro i never thought this is gonna work but it did now thank a lot, now i dun have to spend another 20$ to get a new mouse

Thanks! Especially for the high-resolution details 👍

best mouse fixing tutorial yet👍

I am so unbelievably proud of myself for pulling this off. Thank you so much!

Welp I only managed to make the click worse. Guess i'm off to eBay to buy another part.

Thanks a lot !!! you saved me ! I followed your video and fixed the mouse !

Thanks!

Bending it made it stop clicking, so I needed to desolder and solder in a clicker from a donor mouse. I would not recommend this.

will this fix model o minus too?

thx

before doing it yourself keep in mind that those parts are very very tiny, i struggled for over 1h to put the copper thing back in place with my shaky ass hands. Also, probably my fault but after assembling it back, the click got way quieter.

Your copper thing is so big broo, why is mine sooo tiny. Okay i finally fixed it thx bro for u help.. my copper was very small compared to urs took me an hour to put it but I fixed it

THANK YOU SO MUCH! Saved me some hard earned money. lol

I love u

Thank you very much! It saved my G502! I had a problem not with dirty contact, but with weak contact tension.

This solved my problem, thank you.

lovee you brooo thxxxxx ♥♥♥♥

Schonender waere ein Schraubstock!

i guess i will just let go of my 5yo g102.

Never thought this was fixable, i was about to throw mine away... thanks for the video, it worked for me. I cleaned the contacts too as someone said in one of the comments, either or, my mouse is working now 😅😅

This fixed it for me, thank you so much!

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it took alot of time but it was worth it thanks for sharing such an amazing trick. i won't have to buy a new one

I tried my best to fix my beloved mouse but I think it is dead 😭

no

thank you so much for this, I used the same method for fixing my G pro superlight and it worked.

Fyi most mouse clickers are the same, so I just bought and old deflective mouse and used the left clicker to replace the damaged clicker, good as new. why I used the left clicker over the right clicker on the used mouse is because in general everyone uses the right clicker and rarely used the left side so most likely the right clicker on the used mouse is warned out, hope it helps.

Cigarette smoke can cause this problem -- to fix it all you need to do is clean the two pieces of copper where they contact when actuate the switch (no bending necessary).

Thank u for this tutorial buddy

That helped but putting back in that copper spring has almost driven me insane

Those plastic component covering the copper sheet, on some mouse it was dead mould.... no way to open unless cut...

I did it on G Pro wireless mouse. Both right and left click improved. Attaching the metal is really shitty, but I fixed it with a screwdriver and nose scissors. Thanks

Pro tip for the little white button in the housing. To keep it in place while reinstalling it, use a piece of painter's tape! Just stick the housing to it, then insert the button into its slot and press down to stick it to the tape, too. This way you can reinstall it, without losing that stupid little thing, and you just peel the painter's tape off after!

Before you change the switches with time-consuming soldering work, give them another chance with contact spray. A quick spray and then a few quick clicks before the creeping solution has evaporated. Worked wonderfully for me!