Scroll Wheel Not Clicking - Here's the Fix (for Razer Chroma - & apparently others too)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2018
- Don't ask why, but this expensive gaming mouse has an annoying design flaw. Picture your shower drain building up muck until it stops draining completely. That's basically what happens to the middle scroll button - dust, oils, grime, humidity (your own sweat) builds up until the gooey mess prevents the switch from moving up and down.
Most folks at this point tend to buy a new mouse while uttering profanity and other choice words about Razer. However, if you're the handy type who's not afraid to try a fix, follow these instructions with a screw driver, a mini straw and some WD-40. We'll show you how to make that dang button work again.
A Backgrounder
Our used Death Adder Chroma was an Ebay purchase, and of course the guy who sold it to us "didn't know" it had this problem. He was of course, selling it for his girlfriend. Yes, of course he was.
At any rate, we searched and found other youtubers' instructions for a fix, none of which worked. For the mouse to be in such poor shape, it must've lived its life in a really humid and dusty environment. We theorized how the microswitch could have been stuck and thought of applying a lubricant or cleaner.
The choice boiled down to either alcohol or WD-40, and since we didn't have access to the innards of the switch, WD-40 seemed the best option - and we happily uncrossed our fingers after the magic moment of the working click.
Theoretically, this method should work with any brand of mouse. I've never come across any other mouse with this problem, however. Apparently, it's quite a unique trait to the select few, including the Chroma.
If you ARE looking for a replacement mouse and have loyalty to Razer, you might want to try their "Elite" mouse model. If you'd rather try something else, the HyperX Pulsefire Surge comes to mind too.
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I'm so happy my middle click hasn't been working for 2 years thanks for the tip!!!
You're welcome, I'm glad it's working again!
I had to push the middle mouse button pretty hard to get it to register the click. Found a tutorial that said there's dust/dirt below the wheel. Opened the mouse, nothing. I've had this problem for probably a bit over a year by now. Then I found this video, tried it the next day, and at first nothing changed so I was a bit disappointed, BUT after clicking the middle mouse button for like half a minute straight the WD40 finally got into the button below the wheel and IT WORKS LIKE NEW AGAIN! Thank you so much!!
glad to hear it! Just in case it happens again in the future, be sure not to use too much wd40 or you might have other problems (see the comments about this.)
I hope your mouse gives you many more years of service!
so I searched middle mouse button not working hoping I could find something. Saw this and went that literally the exact mouse I have. This was absolutely perfect and I imagine this model does this all the time because you posted about it but I just wanted to thank you.
You're welcome man! People really like this mouse, and buy two or even three because of this problem. Razer has not fixed this, so you have to find a way to do it yourself.
You can use this method if it happens again - just be careful not to use too much WD-40 at once.
I've tried pretty much all other methods I found online until I stumbled onto this one, and it fixed it perfectly. I am shocked how you're pretty much the only person online to propose this fix. Thank you so much :)
You're welcome! It was either that or throw the mouse away, so there was nothing to lose.
By the way, if it gets stuck again (depends on the environment and the particles I think - dust, humidity, etc.) you can always repeat this method, but don't overdo the WD-40. Too much and the clickiness goes away and you lose the tactile function.
@@FirstL00k Aw man, I'm afraid it's too late for that... It worked great at first, but apparently I put in too much and the next day the clicky feel as well as the functionality was completely gone. Oh well. I've bought the v2 for gaming anyway, so having no wheel click on the office mouse isn't too big a loss :)
Never mind - after a few days it has resumed function and is buttery smooth again. :)
@@ApstractMusic Whew! Glad it worked out in the end! :)
Wow so i have my mouse a few years now and this happened. I used your method (even removed an extra screw to give more space to put the WD-40 in). immediately after few clicks it feels brand new, as if all the gunk that was there moved and the click is now as fresh as new. Thanks!
Awesome, I'm glad your mouse works good as new!
Such a simple fix that saved me a good mouse, definitely worth it.
I'm glad it worked out man!
Worked for me, thank you. I REALLY did not want to buy a new mouse just because my middle click wasn't working, as I can't imagine playing games/working without that middle click. So you saved me money, time and mental health, thank you!
You're welcome! Yeah, the mental well being is the biggest thing for me too, lol!
really ?? over a mouse ?? your mental health .........🙆♂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My Viper Mini stopped scroll clicking after 2 months of using. I thought that fixing this problem will be hard, but with the help of your video I repaired mouse in 20 minutes. Thank you so much!
Awesome, I'm glad it helped you!
I got 2 viper minis and both of their scrolls broke. I'm happy you commented will definitely try to fix it now.
@@EliffOzkan good luck, let us know how it goes.
@@EliffOzkan have you tried it? I need to buy some wd40
@@cordeiro.gabriel Aight I did it, works well! It's been only a day of use so we'll see. Just a slightly different feeling with clicking the scroll.
Great tip! Just did you my Deathadder and worked like a charm! Keep sending more videos like this one!
Thank you!
You're welcome! I'm glad it's working again!
Tried to fix my Razer Deathadder V2 numerous times and always fail. Only this method gave me a proper result. Thanks a lot!
you're welcome, I'm glad your mouse works now!
*100% works.* I have a small set of micro screwdrivers. With a little patience, I was able to remove the adhesive "feet" and bottom sticker without separating the glue. You can't even tell it was taken apart.
Another trick - if you want to improve the accuracy of the scroll wheel, take the sensor chip off and clean the "eyes" with a Q-tip and alcohol solvent. You can see the chip I'm referring to at 4:22, it's just below his thumb and has one small screw holding it on.
Thanks for that awesome tip! Next time I have to open up my mouse again, I'll use your trick.
It's been like 4 years since my Razer Naga Epic left me without middle click (besides using it with a macro). I have to say that it took like 2 minutes and kind of a lot of WD-40, but now it works again! We'll see if the fix stays that way, but for now: thank you so much, dude!
Sounds great! I had to do mine twice since it was so bad. After the second time, it never happened again, so stick with it!
I honestly can't even fathom why this worked. Thank you so much man... Saved me from buying another mouse. I LOVE the mouse and the way it fits in my hand but this is the second one that had this problem. True lifeprotip right here
I'm glad it worked out! If it happens again, just use a little at a time and don't overdo it. It's a good mouse other than that click problem.
almost 5 years not working, now fixed. thanks a lot man.
You're welcome! Glad your mouse is back in service!
Thank you so much! This video litterally fixed my mouse by just watching it lol. I've been searching for quite some time to find exacly what I needed and as soon as the video ended, it started working again after a full month of not working haha.
I'll be sure to keep this video in my watching list in case I really do need to fix it for real later on. Thx bud!
An ace up your sleeve, just in case, lol!
Bro I've just had a qualification tournament for dota 2 which we won and came back home and my mouse 3 (middle scroll) didn't work for some reason. Did this stuff after a week of suffering and not playing and for some reason it worked. You're a life saviour and thank you sir.
Wow, that's awesome man; congratulations on qualifying! I'm glad the video helped, you *definitely* need a working middle button!
Excellent! Worked for me on Sidewinder X3. My addition is that WD40 comes with a straw attached to it that you can use instead of separate one.
Awesome to hear, another one saved! :)
Thank you so much ! This fixed my mouse really fast.
Here's a warning for other ppl, dont put wd-40 on the wheel itself or u might kill the glue holding some of the plastic
You're so right about that - it'll remove adhesives like nobody's business!
Use some electrical contact cleaner instead of the WD-40. WD-40 will work for a while, but it will just attract more dirt and grime in the long run.
Something better is isopropylalcohol - cleans AND evaporates rather quickly without leaving traces or destroying parts (plastic or other).
that wd 40 tips works like a charm, you are a genius, thank you!
You're welcome! I'm really glad it worked out!
as general tip. If you suspect a contact problem use wd40
@@FirstL00k didn’t work for me my scroll wheel is completely solid when I try to depress it but other days it works just fine it’s been giving me fits ever since I bought it like 3 months ago
After 6 years of intensely using, my DeathAdder started failing their scroll click... I cleaned it with alcohol a few times. And didn't work. But the magical solution is in this video with WD-40. Many thanks, mate, you saved my mouse!
Awesome! I'm glad it worked out!
(September 26th 2020)
Followed your instructions and it worked perfectly, first time. I had tried quite a number of things that other videos suggested - smashing it as hard as I could on the wheel, using a screwdriver to push the button down harder, etc. None worked. The only downside to this fix (or any fix) is that you have to remove the rubber feet and double sided tape. It never goes back to how it was before in my opinion, but it's at least working and I'm sure I'll get another 1-2 years out of it. Thank you FirstL00k.
Do you think this would work for a glorious model o-
Glad to hear it worked out. I had to do mine 3 times before it went back to normal fully, but it's been good for a long time since. Hopefully it lasts you many more years!
Tried using compressed air and percussive maintenance without any effect and finally tried the WD40 trick and it worked. Thanks!
You're welcome, I'm glad it worked out!
its funny cuz just right before i was gonna perform this "mouse surgery" my scroll wheel suddenly started to work lol. i guess this video is so good that it scared my mouse into working
Buahaha! Threaten your mouse with the video and it starts to behave, lol!
Thanks man, was skeptical about this, but it worked, it took a few clicks but suddenly it was alive !! thanks so much !
Awesome, glad it worked out! Imagine how desperate I was to resort to this? I'm glad it worked too! :)
Thank you ! It was done in 10min and worked perfectly, I used a random all in one lubricant. :)
That's great! Random lubes seem to work just fine with most people. Actually, it seems to work fine with *all* people - so far! :)
I know this is a an old video, but it helped me a lot today to take apart the mouse and remove a bunch of doghair that tangled around the scroll wheel and messed up the behaviour of the middle mouse button! Thanks!
It worked for me with peroxide! Thank you so much for the tutorial!
Great to hear - we're getting good feedback on different things folks are using. Contact cleaner and peroxide joins the club!
Totally worked!
Best 2€ spent of my life for the WD-40!
You just saved me 70€ man! Thank you very much!
Cool! Glad it worked out for you buddy!
I followed your instructions to great success. Thanks for your excellent video.
Great, thanks! I'm glad it worked for you; another mouse saved!
I had this issue on a basalisk v2. Your tutorial fixed it!! thankyou so much!
That's awesome! I hope it gives you many more years of use!
Thank you for the solution! I have a Death Adder Elite and the fix worked.
@FirstL00k Works for the Deathadder V2, too - like a charm! Except that the screw at the backside is behind the back glider. Thank you so much for your work and for avoiding e-waste!
Glad it worked out! If we can fix what we have already, it's much better than making more e-waste like you said. It sucks though that we have to resort to this type of method in the first place.
Works smoothly fine for me. My model is Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed, I use the same procedure and it came back to life! Thanx.
Awesome, glad it worked out for you!
You are a semi-god. I had this problem with my RAZER deathadder and after trying all the other "surgical" fixes on youtube there was no improvement. I was just ready to order a new mouse, when I came across your lubricant fix, and I think, "ok what do I have to lose?". And it just worked. Perfectly, like new.
You literally saved me 50-70 euros.
Thank you so much.
You're welcome! No reason to spend more money when we can fix what we have, right? Enjoy the "new" mouse!
@@FirstL00k My Razer Deathadder scroll-clicks, but scroll stopped working yesterday & I guess it is a hardware issue. Hoping this lube-fix might work, but I'll go buy a (hopefully) more reliable mouse. I've had two or three Deathadders fail on me rather too quickly - starting to suspect they are designed to fail. The mouse seems a good candidate for a modular design that is robust & easy to maintain & allow for easy replacement of cheap parts. Searching for such a product, I stumbled upon the EpicGear Morpha X modular gaming mouse, but it seems another bejazzled effort to coax a hundred bucks out of your pocket, rather than the durable, hackable, maintainable "Model T"-style workhorse we need. Regards, G.M. o/
@@GM4ThePeople I get the feeling this failure is somehow built-in too! Or it's just a badly designed piece when it comes to keeping the dust out. Whatever the cause, Razer's not fixing it, so we have to find ways around this - like you said, I'd rather a model-T style hackable and maintainable piece of gear.
@@GM4ThePeople Razer gear in general (especially mice) seems to have too many open pathways for dust and humidity to settle into. Especially bad if you live in a humid area (like a coastal New Orleans like place).
I'm wondering now if having a dehumidifier and/or a good air purifier would help. It's an added expense though, so maybe too much of an expensive "fix".
@@FirstL00k A dehumidifier or air purifier might help, but looking back on it a year later, you know what really solved the problem?
A Logitech mouse. Regards, G.M. o/
THIS FIXED IT! Thank you so much! Easy fast and simple.
Thanks a lot, i didn't have WD-40 so i just used not even a drop of olive oil on a straw, worked great thanks!
I'm glad it worked. I get nervous with food type oils because of a friend who used vegetable oil in his rollerblade bearings. It was fine for a while, but he kept using it and it got really sticky over time. Hopefully olive oil isn't like the vege oil.
YES! Worked for me too!! Olive oil... Magic. Wow
Here to comment "It worked" :D
Will have to see if another lubrication will be needed but regardless this is way easier than my old solution of sticking a spacer thing in between the button and the scroll wheel to make the button push in further
Thanks!
You're welcome! Personally, I had to do this about three times. But don't get impatient and use too much. On my third try, I overdid it with the WD-40, but it went back to normal (after a lot of clicking.)
I was skeptical but it worked like magic, thank you so much!
You're welcome, I'm glad it worked out for you!
My razer viper mini had this problem. Your tutorial worked perfectly to fix the error. Thank you very much!
Awesome, I'm glad it worked out for you!
Same mouse bro
Just followed this to fix my old AF deathadder expert. The little pads went back on easier than I thought. I did not use WD-40 was it may leave a slight residue when it dries. It''s not a lubricant. I cleaned the little clicky button with Isopropyl alcohol and everything was fine!
thx for inspiration, i used alcohol too and worked very well
Thanks!. My 2013 Deathadder middle mouse stopped working today, tried your fix and it works again!. I had Holy Shield on that button and playing without it was kinda pain (D2r Hammerdin).
Awesome, glad it worked out!
Worked great on my Deathadder Elite, thanks! Mid mouse click is working fine again!
Great! Glad it's worked out for you!
Worked like magic on my Razer Naga Trinity. a little hard to guess where to apply the WD-40, but just try everywhere you could reasonably guess based on where the mouse wheel clicks down and you'll be golden
Awesome, glad it worked out!
This worked like a charm on my Deathadder! Thank you!
Awesome, glad to hear it man!
Thanks alot for this video! I've ruined alot of mouses by using the scroll-click too much. Different brand breaks in different ways. I was very happy to learn that the way my Deathadder v.2 broke was very fixable using this video. Also being lazy and ready to buy a new one I used whatever I had home for this, which happened to be standard hand disinfection -- worked like a charm. Again thank you for this!
I'm glad to hear that! I hope the mouse gives you many more years of service.
Someone else commented to shake the mouse back and forth very hard for 10-15 seconds and this fixed the scroll click for me! Razed Deathadder which had its scroll click stop working after falling off my desk
You just saved my mouse deathadder 2013. Incredible !
I'm glad it helped!
Used this video as a reference to fix my Razer Viper Mini. Thank you.
I'm glad this helped!
Worked for me on a Deathadder Elite. Thanks!
Sounds good, glad it's up and running again!
Hey I followed your tutorial and I've successfully fixed my Death adder chroma mouse. Thanks a lot for a clean and thorough tutorial. The WD-40 seems like an awesome substance!
Sounds great, I'm glad this worked for your mouse. WD-40 does a great job of "unsticking" things, though using too much might make it "too smooth", if there is such a thing.
Cheers man! Excellent tutorial. Saved me from having to buy another mouse!
Awesome man, glad you were able to save your mouse!
Was crazy skeptical but this legit worked like a charm - tyvm.
You're welcome! Glad it fixed your mouse!
Thank you very much this helped me to fix my Corsair Scimitar! i was not able to open the mouse but just sprayed WD40 on the scroll then move it up and down tested again and scroll click were working again
Great, glad it worked out for you!
Couldn't believe this would work, but surprisingly it did fix my scroll button not working. Also DA Chroma. Thank you!
you betcha! I'm glad it helped your mouse, I hope it keeps going for a long time!
Yes this worked!! My scroll wheel stopped clicking for a couple of years now but never bothered to find a solution until I built a new computer. Luckily I had some silicone lubricant lying around.
Awesome, glad to hear it worked out!
Incredible!!! The mid click is like new!!!! Thank you so much!!!
Awesome, glad it worked out!
I've had my 2013 Deathadder since launch and last week this issue popped up. I tried everything else I could find and nothing worked, until this video. I still can't believe the WD-40 actually worked! Thank you so much
You're welcome buddy! Glad to be of help.
Was ready to retire my 10yr old razer taipan bcs I needed the milde mouse for fusion 360. I had open it up and removed lots of dust(and cat hair) but it still did not work. Then I found this video and tried it, worked instantly after applying the WD-40(or CRC 5-56 in my case) :o Thanks a lot!
Glad it worked out! I hope it gives you many more years of service!
I did it for the first time, didn't work =( BUT as i was reading the comments, people were comenting that a 5 years not working Deathader, just came back to life. SO I TRYED AGAIN AND IT WORKED JUST FINE!!! Tks very much! #Brazil
You're welcome! If there's a lot of gunk in the switch, it might take several tries. My first 2 tries and it stopped working after a while, but from the third time, it's worked great.
I think it may happen again in a year or two when the gunk builds up. The design of their mice aren't so good in this respect.
i watched this video about 2 years ago and i thought it was hard so i bought a new mouse and the mouse i bought got this problem again so here i am fixing my old mouse and my new mouse
so easy thanks :D
Awesome, glad this worked out for you. But now you have a backup mouse, just in case. :-)
Thanks for this tutorial! I tried this a few days ago and it worked a treat.. however a few days later it's back to being sticky and unreliable..
Do you have any advice for a repair that would be more persistent?
Same thing happened to me too. I did mine twice before the switch worked at every click. But once it works, don't do it until you have more symptoms - I used WD40 a third time to make the video, and the click became too smooth (it clicked too easily) - but went back to normal after a while.
Use lighter fluid and try again. My mouse is as good as new, after the treatment.
Jesus, if I knew it was this easy to fix I would've done this months ago. I used to have to really press down on the MMB to the point where it'd start to strain my finger. Now the lightest touch is enough to trigger a response. You saved me from potential Carpal tunnel in my finger, & my Chroma from going to the trash! Haha. It took me less time to fix than it did to watch this video. Thank you!
You're welcome! Glad your mouse is back to life!
Razer Imperator RZ01-0035 reporting in (aka classic, aka 3.5G).
Thanks for making this gem reach its 10th birthday still in good health.
Awesome to hear! I hope it gives you service for many more years to come!
Thank you so much!
This really helped!
Although I didn't use a pipe, but this trick worked.
great, glad it worked out!
Video absolutely gem! You saved me buying another mouse!! Thanks mate!
You're welcome, glad to help! I hope the mouse gives you many more years of service!
Worked perfectly! Thank you so much!
Glad it worked out!
Didn't expect it to work but it works 100 percent!
you sir just won the internet!!.. this is the most useful tip ive ever received..
Thanks! Glad it helped out!
I have a similar problem, i have a steelseries Aerox 3 wired mouse, and ive had it for a while now but for some reason I now have to click harder for the scroll wheel to register the click. If i click it normally then nothing happens, so i have to press down on it harder. Any solution found?
works perfectly, worked for my razer naga 2014.
awesome! another mouse saved!
Brilliant. Had exactly the same issue and used some oil (for bikes i think) and it worked perfectly after.
Awesome, glad it worked out for you!
Wow, that totally fixed my middle mouse button!! Thanks dude! That save me 50 euros for a new mouse :D
Awesome, glad to hear it!
Hello, I have a razer mamba and it works perfectly except for the scroll wheel, that is, being on a page if I turn the wheel it does not scroll down or up, does anyone know if this is a cleaning problem or is it damaged and does not have solution...? Thank you!!
thanx! I used body spray instead of WD-40 and IT WORKED!
Wow, body spray? That's great to know - as long as it works and loosens up the button, all is well!
Before trying this i tried a compressed air can, and used it to spray in around the mouse wheel openings - this has worked without taking the mouse apart.
Thanks. Glad I found this. My deathadder works great again! Easy simple repair.
Awesome, glad to hear it!
I didn't do the full tear down but leaning my wheel to the left and blowing with some compressed air helped a bit! I'll be back here if it gets worse again.
ok wtf it actualy worked XD thumbs up, i first whanted to see if i could open the microswich but there was no guide for that on youtube. but this was much easyer thankx
I'm glad it worked for you - it seems stupid to pay so much for a mouse and then have buttons that don't work. At least we can fix this somehow!
Thanks for this! Fixed my issue. Saved me $80.
Awesome, I hope it keeps working for many more years!
Thanks for your video, i had a different problem on a naga pro, the wheel scroll was jumpy. I couldn't unscrew cuz i haven't got the screwdriver, but i kept the straw tip and flattened one to reach the mecanism from above ( disconnected of course) , put like 4 or 5 mini doses and rolled for a long cycles. Seem to work now, crossed fingers. Thks for your video
I'm glad it worked out for you! Good to know that ol wd40 can help for different issues.
Works. Even if the middle mouse button clicks perfectly, and it appears as if the click wound not register; it still requires some greasing. This is the fix.
Not sure I'd want to use WD40 for this. It's a mineral oil based product that might start to gunk up over time. If it's plastic on plastic lubrication that's needed here, I'd probably try some sort of silicone grease rather than WD40. If I ever try this fix, I'll probably put some of the silicone/Teflon paste on there I use to grease other plastic devices. It's safe for both plastic on plastic and plastic on metal lubrication.
Sir, this worked like a wonder, on my middle click, left click which was also faulty, and also on my Xbox Elite Series 2 Right bumper (Which I already ordered replacement switch this morning but after trying this I canceled). This just saved me quite a few bucks and avoiding soldering/desoldering, which I don't have that much experience with and probably would have ended up messing it up!
I'm glad this helped! The more technical people talk about soldering switches, but regular people like us shouldn't have to do that for the amount of money we spend on these things.
Bro I just watched this video and my mouse scroll wheel started working again on it's own. Guess your fix worked lol!
It was scared that you might do surgery on it, lol!
I used chain lube, it didnt work right away, so i beat it a few times with my garmin gps, which i assume helped the chain lube seep into the switch. and now it works! cheers for the help! thankyou.
Chain lube? That's a new one. Glad it worked out!
You beat it with a device containing a sensitive (likely ceramic) GPS antenna? Percussive maintenance at it's best
It worked for me. Thank you very much!
Awesome, great to hear!
Hey man, do you have any tricks for making the scroll wheel easier to press down? Great video by the way.
Thanks man, I appreciate it! On clicks with micro switches like in Chroma, I think you're stuck with what you have unless you can replace the micro switches (requires re-soldering in new ones.)
If there's an electronics shop near you like Best Buy, I can recommend trying out all the buttons on every mouse until you find the ones you like the feel of. I do it sometimes and am surprised at the variety.
Dude you are awesome, thank you! It worked for me. At first it did not, even stopped clicking, there were not even a click sound. I realized maybe I dropped a bit more wd40. I let it dry, the next day it was working like a charm. Now I have a backup mouse thanks to you! I have stopped buying razer products, they have a very short life spin and are overpriced. My room looks like a razer garbage store. I have a ouroboros, mamba, DeathAdder chroma, DeathAdder elite, DeathAdder essentials. All have double-clicking or wheel issues. At first I used to order micro switches from aliexpress and fix them. But it ain't worth it.
Wow, you DO have a lot of Razer stuff! I agree, they make stuff that don't last very long. Even if you know how to fix it, you shouldn't have to do that for the money you're paying. Thanks for the good feedback, great to know that your mouse works again!
Okay so can you have a fixing of my scroll wheel isnt straight? like the front is straight and the back is going right. Its like not wanting to go straight. or is it a mechanism built in.
cheers man this really helped saved me getting a new one
Awesome! We shouldn't have to keep buying things that should much longer!
if you are doing this try to get under the pad and the sticky stuff in one go, its a nightmare trying to line it back up.
much easier to dig deep under to make sure you have the sticky part also
*click click click click click click*
I have an older Razer Naga Hex Rz01-0075 Green. Will doing this method work? I find my click is intermittent. It stoped working a few months ago, then worked, then just stopped working mid game.
There are people who commented that it worked for their non-Razer mouse too. Since it can't get any worse, it'd be worth a try.
Thanks! Managed to fix my Deathadder Chroma. Just cleaning and using compressed air was enough to fix it but i still lubricated it. I recommend using silicone lubricant than WD40. WD40 is not very good for plastic I believe
I have a razer naga hex (older, not newer it's red) that I'm going to have to try this on. This explains WHY my wheel works once in a while but not always
Good luck, I hope it works for you!
@@FirstL00k ok update... I couldn't find my wd40 but isopropyl alcohol did the same thing ❤️ works perfectly
Not sure why I didn't think about this. But it's fixed my mouse. I really like this mouse and I was just going to buy it again but its good to know it was such a simple fix
Glad it worked for you. It saved you some money at least, lol!
I can't believe this actually worked, thank you so much. You saved me having to buy a new mouse!
Glad it worked out for you - another mouse saved!
This earned you a subscriber sir.
Thank you very much sir! :)
damn, it actually worked, thanks a lot, one of the screws was a pain to unscrew though
I'm glad you got it opened up! And even gladder you got the mouse button to work!
Worked perfectly! Thank you!
You're welcome! Glad it worked out!
Thank you so much mister, i finally fixed my razer basilisk wheel 😍
Great, glad it worked out!
Works like a charm :) Thanks!