What is the size of the screwdriver for the pcb screws and the ones that hold the mouse clicks? I started to open it but I could only remove the first 4 that are under the sliders and the others were smaller and I want to know the size to buy a screwdriver. Thank you
Not sure about the size. I used the screwdriver that's included on my vape atomizer kit. Maybe purchase a 6 pieces precision screwdriver set, looks like the medium one will fit.
I've recently replaced the switches in my g903 with some Japanese OMRON D2F 01F's. Sadly I still get some double clicks but a lot less frequent thanwhat I was getting with the old switches. Btw I did make sure that the switches were in fact genuine. I just blow under the left and right clicks and the problem stops but only for a short period of time. I don't get double clicking when I use the mouse wired. Does anyone know the explanation to this issue?
Hey man, you can actually repair the core issue of the problem very easily. I did it thrice throughout the years on my roccat mouse, and I just fixed my g305 LMB double click, took me under 15 minutes with the disassembly. You can follow this video, though, it's just a matter of opening the switch, bending the bent part of the little brass thing a little bit more, and that's it. ruclips.net/video/eDoXMJyimDU/видео.html Hope this helps, if the cleaning didn't work, you can give this a try, although I don't know about why it works for you when using it wired.
i replaced mine successfully but after reassembling both front clickers like are slighty higher from before and i can feel a pre travel before it clicks the switch did i do the screws tight ? need ur help
@@damuho79 It seems the reason was because i slightly bent the plastic while pulling the mouse button keys in this one here 1:48 , i was having a hard time removing that part so i slightly bent it making the button tilt an angle causing the pre travel.
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it is the most useful vid i wasabout to spend 60 bucks just for the switches problems when i can spend less than 5 bucks, thx
can I use attach for soldering? also can I change side buttons and dpi button with same model switches?
Stop using this kind of music
Don't use music at all.
it do be chill tho 😂
stop watching the video if u dont like the music??
The dpi button is hard to click after I reassemble. I cant find any solution for it
probably ur wire is blocking the switch, did u place the wire to the orignal place
D2FC-F-7N ? is this the switch used?
Yes.
Is desoldering that that easy? Without any solder pumps
Yes, easier than using the cheap pump that I bought :)
What is the size of the screwdriver for the pcb screws and the ones that hold the mouse clicks? I started to open it but I could only remove the first 4 that are under the sliders and the others were smaller and I want to know the size to buy a screwdriver. Thank you
Not sure about the size. I used the screwdriver that's included on my vape atomizer kit. Maybe purchase a 6 pieces precision screwdriver set, looks like the medium one will fit.
@@damuho79 Where do I find em replacement switches?
@@ND15X you can purchase it online. Search for "mouse micro switch" on google and click "shopping" tab.
something like 0. Screwdriver from a phone screen replacement kit worked like a charm for both types od screws
Any soldering lead will do?
Omron Mouse Micro Switch D2FC-F-7N(20m) is this good for replacement?
omron is a good brand. not sure with the model tho.
may I know what are the items in 3:51 like a white wire and burning item
soldering gun and lead
can you use any mouse micro switch?
Was wondering are the screw fhe same size or do we have to keep track of them
The difference is noticeable. It's easy to determine where to put the screws.
Thank you so much
this video is so helpful🎉
whats the diameter of soldering lead needed?
Any diamater of lead will work fine. It shouldn't matter
Where can i buy micro switch
damn that's some serious skills
what if i just switch the left microswitch with the right one?
it'll work
I've recently replaced the switches in my g903 with some Japanese OMRON D2F 01F's. Sadly I still get some double clicks but a lot less frequent thanwhat I was getting with the old switches. Btw I did make sure that the switches were in fact genuine. I just blow under the left and right clicks and the problem stops but only for a short period of time. I don't get double clicking when I use the mouse wired. Does anyone know the explanation to this issue?
Omron is known to have that common problem with double clicking. Mouse enthusiasts recommends Kailh Red Switches.
@@quietonegaming9160 Thanks for the info! I'll be sure to check them out.
watch the video on pcgamingwiki youtube channel
Hey man, you can actually repair the core issue of the problem very easily.
I did it thrice throughout the years on my roccat mouse, and I just fixed my g305 LMB double click, took me under 15 minutes with the disassembly.
You can follow this video, though, it's just a matter of opening the switch, bending the bent part of the little brass thing a little bit more, and that's it.
ruclips.net/video/eDoXMJyimDU/видео.html
Hope this helps, if the cleaning didn't work, you can give this a try, although I don't know about why it works for you when using it wired.
u should have put 50 mil lifespan switch instead of putting 10 mil lifespan switch again. Also use kailh red switches
Japanese D2F works better than kailh red.
@@tanmay2771999 where to get?
the switches I took out of a shitty office mouse work better so I put those inside my Logitech mouse, why Logitech do this.
Fixed the click, screwed the slider
Thanks a lot!
esto no funciona, logitech y su obsolescencia programada impide la intervensión de su hardware
Its like you just did surgery on your mouse
hmm don't have solder iron :/
i replaced mine successfully but after reassembling both front clickers like are slighty higher from before and i can feel a pre travel before it clicks the switch did i do the screws tight ? need ur help
Double check the legs of the switch. Make sure that there's space between the switch and the board.
@@damuho79 It seems the reason was because i slightly bent the plastic while pulling the mouse button keys in this one here 1:48 , i was having a hard time removing that part so i slightly bent it making the button tilt an angle causing the pre travel.
@@roneeh7332 try bending it backwards. And when you put it back, make sure you push it all the way to fit perfectly on it's slot.
@@roneeh7332 still remove the part you're mentioned, any tips?
soldering like that must be a safety hazard
it's easier than you think
I was invested until he pulled out the solder, fk this mouse I'm out.
haha same, I would probably just sell it. Using razer viper mini now. I sold my old broken kinzu last time. Someone will buy it to fix it.
i am 14y old and i have some serious soldering skills
Btw its a 305
It's 304 here. 😊
Asian Market different name:)
Yeaaaaa I’ll just buy a mouse that’s less prone to double clicking....