thought i've lost the left mouse click there for a sec... looked at the 2nd one to figure out the mech... word of advice: DO NOT TAKE the coper thin metal thingy off, it's just not worth it. Clean as you can, it can be just dust in there
Observations on Logitech Nano optical mouse: 1- at 2:30- The reference to removal of 'cap' seems to imply the small tabs can be pushed in to unlock the top. In my case the tabs are attached to the base and would not move. I used a straight pin to pry out the corresponding 'ears' of the top outward to unlock/remove the top. 2- A caution, the small foil is easily bent if cleaning is not done very carefully. 3- The small curved portion of the foil holds it in tension and is the main actuator for proper actuation of the button. If over done, you have a hard time getting it back to correct tension. 4- cleaning the contact points in the base with a steel screwdriver took the copper plating off the contacts AND damaged the small grooves that the copper foil sits in. Thanks for the video!
Thank you, my mouse works again. Tip 1: before opening the little case, place a small piece of sticky tape onto the little case. This prevents the small white little plastic piece from flying away never to be found again. Tip 2: consider cleaning the metal sheet without extracting it. It seems it's not always necessary, or desirable, to extract it.
I fixed my favourite Logitech MX mouse with these instructions. Thank you. Somebody online once told me that the capacitor in the mouse was faulty, and I had to buy it on eBay to replace it. Turns out it wasn't true, until these instructions showed me how to fix it.
this definitely helped me. I bet if i brought the mouse to PC service store , they would tell me "it doesn't pays off to repair it, just buy a new one" or "we don't do that"... Thanks to this guy's tutorial, my left click works normally again.
Your Gollum cameo had me dying ! It's exactly how I will look when I try this X D Thanks for the great vid, I had no idea how i would be able to open these switches. I thought it would break if i tried.
Thanks for the nice video and a 2nd lease of life for my mouse. The critical part is getting the copper plate back in its place. If anyone is having issue with that part just remember that both middle and front contact points have two steps and the plate needs to be on the first step in both of them. Just pop open the other side switch for reference and you will get it.
Thank you for great video with the manual for repair mouse button! I repeated everything from your video and my left click button become clear. There is no miss clicks anymore! I have Razer Deathadder, 3 years old, sc2 play. And don't forget to smile =)
Thanks, A lot Man! left a like....my forking mouse right-click was getting triggered at the same time..when i was clicking left ....NOW its working fine after this trick! Cheers!
Perfect video. My mouse right click button was working less than half the time I clicked it. About 2 out of 10 clicks would actually register. After cleaning that little copper spring and coupling everything back properly, it worked flawlessly like a charm. 10/10 video. Worked for my 6-button gaming mouse.
I have fixed this same problem with a drop or two of IPA (isopropyl alcohol) on the bad button while keeping it depressed to allow the IPA to get inside and clean the contacts by cycling the button.
Ended up pulling the switch out of the circuit board trying to lever the switch open. It also pulled the solder pad off, so there is no way I can solder it back on. Basically wrecked my mouse completely. Also damaged the catch on the switch so it doesn't close fully. Trying to repair a heavily used switch is kind of a waste of time, as the metal is already weakened, it will soon bend and produced weak/no clicks soon enough. Much more sensible is buying quality replacement mouse switches (most switches in computer mice today are cheap crap), unsolder, replace and solder with new switch, then you have a switch that will last almost forever.
Thanks man, fixed a soft mousebutton thanks to this. Now it clicks again! TLDR, expensive mouse, raged at a game, slam dunked it at table. NGL, was a bit hard to center the copper piece due to it being so tiny but eventually I succeded.
A very good guide. But be extremely careful with that small copper clip. I broke it and then had to use my copper clip of middle click button ones to fix it.
Thank you for helping out. I managed to fix my mouse and it works like a charm. Took me 2 hours to put that damn copper spring back but it's my first time so it's all good.
I have the original razer abyssus, still works but the right click is feeling a bit stiff, pretty sure it uses the same mechanism so might have to give this a try (especially given that it now cost $100 Australian, compared to $35 when I bought it in 2013)
mine's not faulty, I just wanted to see the configuration of that little bronze spring piece. thanks! been kicking my own butt trying to figure out how to put it back on pr operly without it flailing, and to make it click properly. I have ordered some new omron switches, (I've never soldered, I plan to take the spring out) since one of them ripped. Again, Thanks for the tutorial. My mouse is a Razer Naga Chroma incase you had any tips for me, which I'd appreciate it, not sure if the mouse is 2014 or a bit earlier, but it is wired too.
Hello, Lyle. You're a welcome. If you are using Razer, I'm pretty sure that it uses Omron switches that has a thicker and wider copper / Bronze spring piece. I learned about it when my I tried to replace the spring piece of my Razer Naga. I had several Razer products in the past and honestly speaking, based on experience, they easily breaks (Mouse and Keyboard compared to Thermaltake or Logitech. :(
I'm glad you liked it, Aldriniel! Please stay tuned if you want to see a video on how to fix a mechanical keyboard key/s. Thanks for supporting my tiny channel! :)
Thank you so much brother , you saved me from buying another mouse however the copper sheath part was quite annoying and I have a Logitech mouse so it was a different setup but bro you got me fixed 10/10
4:00 I advice people having trouble putting it back to take the cover off ur right click and use that as exmaple. Helped me a lot. Cuz I can't see anything here 😭
When a mouse microswitch exhibits flakey clicks but still has decent mechanical clicking action then the contacts just need to be cleaned with contact cleaner such as Deoxit. I got my 4 Logitech Trackman Marble mice clicking properly again today by using Deoxit on the offending switches. The microswitches in these things are half the size of switches in other mice and removing the top piece is quite difficult to do without breaking the tabs because the plastic is very hard and the fit tolerance between the top and bottom is tight. I also don't have a microscope to aid in this. At 55 the peepers ain't what they used to be.
You could introduce contact cleaner into the tiny gaps around the small actuator on top but that will be pretty tedious. I chose to get a pin vise (small handheld drill bit driver) and a 5/64" split point drill bit to drill a hole into one side of the top piece. The split point will help keep the bit from walking while trying to start the hole. Initially you need to apply good pressure on the bit just until a divot forms in the plastic. Then use only slight pressure after that or you risk suddenly poking through the cover and damaging the internals. You have to take this slowly and when you feel the drill bit grab a little it means you're about to pop through the side wall. This is where you need to hold back on the pin vise while turning to clear out the plastic "chips" from the inside of the hole and so that the bit doesn't crash into the internal parts.
The hole makes it much easier to introduce 3 or 4 drops of Deoxit into the switch. 3 or 4 drops is a lot for these switches but I wasn't confident one drop would be enough to make it to the contact points. It will easily wick into the hole. I only had a very small tube of it but it also comes in a plastic bottle that includes a thin needle applicator that would work better than the small tube I had. The Deoxit will start to wick out of all gaps on the switch. Just wipe off with tissue or paper towel.
Wow, thanks. That worked really easy with your help and even though it wasnt the same mouse and mine had a completly different mechanical layout it was really easy to figure out what was what with a little bit of brainwork.. thank you very mutch that saved me money..
bro thhanks a million!!!!! my brothher gave me a logitech mouse thhat hhas 3 buttons for your fingeers and thhhen 12 more green buttons on thhee left sidee of it anyways i was able to fix thhe mouse button!!! awesomee video now if i can jjust fix thhis damn keyboard l
You're welcome, Manulator! You're welcome! I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse! Thanks as well for supporting my tiny channel. Are you using mechanical keyboard? If yes, I created a video for it as well. hehe
I need help with re installing the copper strip. I made the mistake of removing both of them at the same time and I can’t figure out which one are they supposed to go on. I tried many ways to install them but I can never get the click sound you mentioned and I can never seem to install them in a way that they are not loose. Are they all supposed to go in the same way in all mice? I have the razer deathadder chroma. Thanks in advance
I have a logitech M280, and I didn't want to break my mouse, so after disassemble the cases into two, I didn't do anything but blow hard around the button lick element on the circuit board a few times but carefully, after which it works way better than before. Yes, dust could be an issue
You're welcome! I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse, Mist! I got some tips in one of the comments (Land.on.off Mars) which can make your life easier next time. Tip 1: before opening the little case, place a small piece of sticky tape onto the little case. This prevents the small white little plastic piece from flying away never to be found again. Tip 2: consider cleaning the metal sheet without extracting it. It seems it's not always necessary, or desirable, to extract it.
I've got a razer naga molten mouse, the thing is it does not double click but i am having troubling clicking it. it seems that it has become heavy and hard to click "softly" unless i apply more pressure for it to click. what can i do in that case? is it broken? or is there dirt? fixable? Dont want to throw it away, really love this mouse and helps me a lot in MMO games.
Nahirapan ako sa pagbalik ng maliit na metal haha. Nawala na yung double clicking na sakit ng daga. Salamat sir. Umorder na din ako A4Tech, ito subok na eh, ilang taon sa dota 1.
Thank you a lot ! ! ! I was upset cuz my left click was messed and i couldn't holding the input click while was moving the mouse even though i was holding the button. A quirky 'miss click' issue. It took me a lot to put that copper tool and when i did, it didn't sound but works. When i proved the click, i was and i am fascinated, now my mouse ( at least my left click xD ) feels like a expensive one, the sensibility is high and i'm more comfortable with it. Thank you again :).
I clicked like with my fixed mouse button, thank you! (I found that its better not to bend the lil clicker piece like shown, but rather, make sure it is straight and the little tab is not bent down too far, tried it both ways, got much better audible click from the second way.)
because of COVID pandemic and lock-down I have no choice but to fix the mouse myself and this helps a lot dude :) hahaha logitech g300s back to production though I have lost the white plastic PIN but it was easy when I have broken mouse around those generic gaming mouse and use those plastic PIN to replace my lost original pin though at first it didn't work but just a bit of a tweak and it should work :) yahooo. note the problem of my mouse is double-click and when you drag the windows folder it loses sometimes so a lot of problem. well it is fix now. thanks dude!
@@Jaybon 1000% working though It took me half hour to fix this mess up mouse glad the operation went well despite of some missing pieces luckily to have some spare. thank you bro and take care!
anyone peeping this down the road id recommend using a toothbrush and rubbing alcohol to clean the spring off, some gunk gets REALLY stuck on there, plus you dont wanna scrape the contact with a metal screwdriver tip (also isp just generally evaporates dirt off metal). no use isp on plastic tho its really not good for it
omg i love you i had this mouse for ages and it broke awhile back and i have been using like a 1996 microsoft mouse xD and after 2 hours of trying to get that little metal thing back on i fixed the mouse my cps is already high tysm
there is a bit more than "Clean and Repair faulty Mouse Click button" and the important part is a bit sped up. it took me half a day, the first time i tried to reassemble the button. :D i came to see some tips
Redragon m901 perdition 24000dpi mouse kept triple clicking, so I tried this. Ended up slicing my finger open with a knife trying to open the black click box, which was impossible to open. Somehow managed to get it open and spent 2 hours fiddling with the copper plate. Put it back in wrong, then put the box back together. Had to try opening it again and the small white piece got launched into the unknown. Spent another hour searching for it on a white carpet, but couldn't find it. Patience ran thin and ended up raging and smashing the mouse, knowing it was worthless without the white piece. Battery broke open and got in my cut, finger starts burning. Now I need a new mouse.
22 may 2019 9:16 am edt: 2:23 left-click-button-area/right-click-button-area and bottom-area,does not have crevice like dell-mouse...that's nice.crevice in my dell-mouse,accumulate dandruff...
Most of the actual mouses use chinese made microswitch who are junk because made in bad metal who burn at contacts: i did repair my brand new Corsair mouse (who had 2 dead microswich after only 1 month use!) with the microswich from a 22 years (!!!) old 3 button mouse with microswitch "made in Japan", who fit perfect in place from the chinese junk, and this work now perfectly!
Took the copper thing out, bent a lot had to reshape it, managed to get it clicking slightly and put it back on it's working normally just hope I don't have to mess with it again soon that thing is annoying.
Step 1 : open Omicron switch Step 2 : the little piece of metal sheet fly away and you are screwed :) Joke aside, this take a lot of time to open (I had to use fingers to open it, screwdriver was too thick) and even more time / effort to get it back properly. My mouse was faulty (left click wouldn't hold). After switch cleaning and reassembly it's fixed. It feels like the left click is a little more stiffy.
I never noticed black stuff forming on the copper, I usually tried to put paper between the contact points and try to sand it down but it didn't work, so I'd just replace the switch.. guess I wasn't tough enough on it like using a screw driver.
Seems like everyone's mice stopped working during this quarantine lol
LOL!
@@Jaybon the problem is my mouse gets stuck like i release my finger and the click stays there :/
@@shumacheris420 exactly, thats what's happening to mine at the moment and Idk what to do except buying a new mouse
Both of you clean the internals using wd 40 or sandpaper
Because people cheap mouse 🤓
Minecraft Pvpers: **Nervous Sweating**
Ye i fucked my kain 100 LOL
@@theopskeletonz9163 my model d is dying slowly
Fucking block hits instead of normal hits
@Brody Powellu a jitter clicker?
@Brody Powell y e s
This kind of small engineering makes a big difference in others life, that is exactly what i was looking for bro...
I'm glad I was able to help you bro Dinesh! Thanks!
thought i've lost the left mouse click there for a sec... looked at the 2nd one to figure out the mech... word of advice: DO NOT TAKE the coper thin metal thingy off, it's just not worth it. Clean as you can, it can be just dust in there
I removed it and now im struggling to put it back lol
I've made a lot of mistakes in my life, but if I could go back and change any of them, it would easily be this.
@@Lemonademan I bent mine trying to put it back together. Now it will never click. Might as well just buy new mouse or replace the switch.
learn using a cheap mouse before you take a part a more expensive variant
The start of the video was LITERALLY ME when my button was stiff LOL
I do that all the time haha
same
Observations on Logitech Nano optical mouse: 1- at 2:30- The reference to removal of 'cap' seems to imply the small tabs can be pushed in to unlock the top. In my case the tabs are attached to the base and would not move. I used a straight pin to pry out the corresponding 'ears' of the top outward to unlock/remove the top. 2- A caution, the small foil is easily bent if cleaning is not done very carefully. 3- The small curved portion of the foil holds it in tension and is the main actuator for proper actuation of the button. If over done, you have a hard time getting it back to correct tension. 4- cleaning the contact points in the base with a steel screwdriver took the copper plating off the contacts AND damaged the small grooves that the copper foil sits in. Thanks for the video!
Thank you, my mouse works again.
Tip 1: before opening the little case, place a small piece of sticky tape onto the little case. This prevents the small white little plastic piece from flying away never to be found again.
Tip 2: consider cleaning the metal sheet without extracting it. It seems it's not always necessary, or desirable, to extract it.
You're welcome! I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse. Thanks for the tips as well.
Taping from the top side also helped me to reassemble the case easily. Thank you!
This reminds me of the first time i put a square bracket into the racks. 10 points for the fling lol
Thank you so much!!
I ended up nearly butchering the copper sheet but it all worked out in the end :D
Fixing my mouse this easily felt really good!
"this easily"
I fixed my favourite Logitech MX mouse with these instructions. Thank you. Somebody online once told me that the capacitor in the mouse was faulty, and I had to buy it on eBay to replace it. Turns out it wasn't true, until these instructions showed me how to fix it.
this definitely helped me. I bet if i brought the mouse to PC service store , they would tell me "it doesn't pays off to repair it, just buy a new one" or "we don't do that"... Thanks to this guy's tutorial, my left click works normally again.
I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse, bro.
yeah it doesnt pay off for them
This actually worked. The copper piece wasn't even black like yours, but remounting did the trick.
That's good to hear, bro Guilherme.
Me a Minecraft player who mouse abuses : laughing for clicking 40 clicks per second
so my razor viper mini left button fell off can you help
@@scientistmiles yes so what's u do is you try to just plug it back and if it clicks it's ok otherwise buy a new one
@@dragnify7456 ok
I play minecraft bedwars a lot and pass this video
This is the greatest editing on a TH-cam video I've ever seen, great job!!
Your Gollum cameo had me dying ! It's exactly how I will look when I try this X D
Thanks for the great vid, I had no idea how i would be able to open these switches. I thought it would break if i tried.
Same here, Lu! Hahaha
Thanks for the nice video and a 2nd lease of life for my mouse. The critical part is getting the copper plate back in its place. If anyone is having issue with that part just remember that both middle and front contact points have two steps and the plate needs to be on the first step in both of them. Just pop open the other side switch for reference and you will get it.
I'm glad you managed to give your mouse its 2nd lease (the same is true for your future mouse)!
Immediately after watching this vid my mouse somehow got fixed without me doing anything :p
Ahahahah!
My mouse is messed up my side button won’t press as smooth as my other side button any tips
Lol me too
Odin is with u
The hey dood, the same thing happened, i just started the vid and my mouse got fixed
Is there a regular liquid/solution that you'd recommend to clean the carbon build up on the copper clickers?
He looks a bit like Jackie Chan
Edit : your watching this to play fortnite lol 😂👊❤
every asian does
@@jahhbucks racist but good
I thought it was on the thumbnail 🤣
jah hah not me
You just saved me 15 dollars tysm ❤️
Thank you for great video with the manual for repair mouse button! I repeated everything from your video and my left click button become clear. There is no miss clicks anymore! I have Razer Deathadder, 3 years old, sc2 play. And don't forget to smile =)
добро пожаловать, товарищ!
Thanks, A lot Man! left a like....my forking mouse right-click was getting triggered at the same time..when i was clicking left ....NOW its working fine after this trick! Cheers!
Perfect video. My mouse right click button was working less than half the time I clicked it. About 2 out of 10 clicks would actually register. After cleaning that little copper spring and coupling everything back properly, it worked flawlessly like a charm. 10/10 video. Worked for my 6-button gaming mouse.
flexing on wasting money on a mouse
@@unknownuser8454 actually it was a hand out from my older brother who found it at a junkyard for like 10 bucks but stay mad ig
I have fixed this same problem with a drop or two of IPA (isopropyl alcohol) on the bad button while keeping it depressed to allow the IPA to get inside and clean the contacts by cycling the button.
I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse, A Alborz.
Ended up pulling the switch out of the circuit board trying to lever the switch open. It also pulled the solder pad off, so there is no way I can solder it back on. Basically wrecked my mouse completely. Also damaged the catch on the switch so it doesn't close fully. Trying to repair a heavily used switch is kind of a waste of time, as the metal is already weakened, it will soon bend and produced weak/no clicks soon enough. Much more sensible is buying quality replacement mouse switches (most switches in computer mice today are cheap crap), unsolder, replace and solder with new switch, then you have a switch that will last almost forever.
Thanks man, fixed a soft mousebutton thanks to this. Now it clicks again! TLDR, expensive mouse, raged at a game, slam dunked it at table.
NGL, was a bit hard to center the copper piece due to it being so tiny but eventually I succeded.
A very good guide. But be extremely careful with that small copper clip. I broke it and then had to use my copper clip of middle click button ones to fix it.
Thanks and thanks for the tip, Batman!
thank you man, just fixed my mouse. didnt go to the extend of your video but i guess the dust on the surface was the issue. thanks again!
GOD BLESS YOU, SERIOUSLY, I WAS TRYING TO FIGURE THIS OUT FOR 4 HOURS AND IT FINNALY WORKED, THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Thank you for helping out. I managed to fix my mouse and it works like a charm. Took me 2 hours to put that damn copper spring back but it's my first time so it's all good.
I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse! Congrats!
I have the original razer abyssus, still works but the right click is feeling a bit stiff, pretty sure it uses the same mechanism so might have to give this a try (especially given that it now cost $100 Australian, compared to $35 when I bought it in 2013)
Never thought Jackie Chan would teach me to fix my right click. jokes aside, Thanks dude!
mine's not faulty, I just wanted to see the configuration of that little bronze spring piece. thanks! been kicking my own butt trying to figure out how to put it back on pr operly without it flailing, and to make it click properly. I have ordered some new omron switches, (I've never soldered, I plan to take the spring out) since one of them ripped. Again, Thanks for the tutorial. My mouse is a Razer Naga Chroma incase you had any tips for me, which I'd appreciate it, not sure if the mouse is 2014 or a bit earlier, but it is wired too.
Hello, Lyle. You're a welcome. If you are using Razer, I'm pretty sure that it uses Omron switches that has a thicker and wider copper / Bronze spring piece. I learned about it when my I tried to replace the spring piece of my Razer Naga.
I had several Razer products in the past and honestly speaking, based on experience, they easily breaks (Mouse and Keyboard compared to Thermaltake or Logitech. :(
@@Jaybon My razer deathadder sometimes doesn't configure me clicking the mouse 1 button. As a last resort I am planning to see if I can fix it
I strongly suggest that you do this method first before getting a new one. I hope and I pray that it will solve the problem.
I was going to buy a new mouse, until I saw your video you saved me
that you very much friend! you saved my mouse and also my money!😊
You're welcome, Abhijit!
Whoaa it's working again! It gets more silent though, i dont know if its good or not but i dont need to buy a new one. Thank you
You're welcome! :) I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse, Sugarin!!! :)
Thanks mate! You helped me fix my mouse instead of having to buy a new one :-D
You're welcome, Filipe! I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse! Thanks for supporting my channel!
this was awesome, what's the best way to put the little pads back on at the end tho? what kind of adhesive do i need for that?
Hello, Bishop! You may use a regular double-sided tape.
Thank you mate...opening the button box was the missing piece of my cleaning operation.
i love how informative your videos especially in the first part of the vid.
I'm glad you liked it, Aldriniel! Please stay tuned if you want to see a video on how to fix a mechanical keyboard key/s.
Thanks for supporting my tiny channel! :)
Thank you so much brother , you saved me from buying another mouse however the copper sheath part was quite annoying and I have a Logitech mouse so it was a different setup but bro you got me fixed 10/10
4:02 first put the bottom, then the top, and at the end, push the mid. This way worked for me. Thanks a lot for the tutorial! :)
Can you tell me well how to put the chopper? I didn't understand
You're welcome and thank you so much for the tip, Greeneye!
Hi, Marvin! It's difficult to explain it using words but Greeneye's instruction is a good one!
Damn it.. was struggling for so long. This comment helped. Thanks Man
Just fixed my mouse!!! Couldn´t make it do the actual click but al least it works!! Thanks a lot!
You're welcome! I'm glad that I managed to help you.
Thanks so much. I didn't have to remove the copper plate, but now my mouse is working much better.
You don't really need to remove the contact piece entirely if you got WD40.
1:22 Minecraft goes CRCRCRCRCRCRCDCR
Thank you for this video. Exactly what I needed. Fixed my ROG mouse. Hopefully good for another 3 years
I'm glad you managed to fix your precious mouse! Happy Holidays!
I needed this, i broke mine from hitting 34 cps and it broke
Yes btw dragclicking :weary:
34 cps!!! (O_O)
@@Jaybon also my mouse is fixeddd thanks to you!! Salamat kuyaa
Effective and It took me more than 3 and half hours but it was Worth it
My problem is my miniso wireless mouse fell and i need to really click it hard for it to work especially the right click. Should I do this too?
4:00 I advice people having trouble putting it back to take the cover off ur right click and use that as exmaple. Helped me a lot. Cuz I can't see anything here 😭
When a mouse microswitch exhibits flakey clicks but still has decent mechanical clicking action then the contacts just need to be cleaned with contact cleaner such as Deoxit. I got my 4 Logitech Trackman Marble mice clicking properly again today by using Deoxit on the offending switches. The microswitches in these things are half the size of switches in other mice and removing the top piece is quite difficult to do without breaking the tabs because the plastic is very hard and the fit tolerance between the top and bottom is tight. I also don't have a microscope to aid in this. At 55 the peepers ain't what they used to be.
You could introduce contact cleaner into the tiny gaps around the small actuator on top but that will be pretty tedious. I chose to get a pin vise (small handheld drill bit driver) and a 5/64" split point drill bit to drill a hole into one side of the top piece. The split point will help keep the bit from walking while trying to start the hole. Initially you need to apply good pressure on the bit just until a divot forms in the plastic. Then use only slight pressure after that or you risk suddenly poking through the cover and damaging the internals. You have to take this slowly and when you feel the drill bit grab a little it means you're about to pop through the side wall. This is where you need to hold back on the pin vise while turning to clear out the plastic "chips" from the inside of the hole and so that the bit doesn't crash into the internal parts.
The hole makes it much easier to introduce 3 or 4 drops of Deoxit into the switch. 3 or 4 drops is a lot for these switches but I wasn't confident one drop would be enough to make it to the contact points. It will easily wick into the hole. I only had a very small tube of it but it also comes in a plastic bottle that includes a thin needle applicator that would work better than the small tube I had. The Deoxit will start to wick out of all gaps on the switch. Just wipe off with tissue or paper towel.
Great video, explained well since step 1 and I had an easy time :)
I'm glad you liked it. Thank you, David.
Wow, thanks. That worked really easy with your help and even though it wasnt the same mouse and mine had a completly different mechanical layout it was really easy to figure out what was what with a little bit of brainwork.. thank you very mutch that saved me money..
this saved me money from having to buy a new mouse
I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse, Droganachi!
bro thhanks a million!!!!! my brothher gave me a logitech mouse thhat hhas 3 buttons for your fingeers and thhhen 12 more green buttons on thhee left sidee of it anyways i was able to fix thhe mouse button!!! awesomee video now if i can jjust fix thhis damn keyboard l
You're welcome, Manulator! You're welcome! I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse! Thanks as well for supporting my tiny channel.
Are you using mechanical keyboard? If yes, I created a video for it as well. hehe
Me plays Minecraft
Also my mouse disconnects when I'm about to get killed
Me: ........
My mouse has been unusable for almost a year now, I rubbed the black stuff off... and now it works.. It's a miracle!
I need help with re installing the copper strip. I made the mistake of removing both of them at the same time and I can’t figure out which one are they supposed to go on. I tried many ways to install them but I can never get the click sound you mentioned and I can never seem to install them in a way that they are not loose. Are they all supposed to go in the same way in all mice? I have the razer deathadder chroma. Thanks in advance
I have a logitech M280, and I didn't want to break my mouse, so after disassemble the cases into two, I didn't do anything but blow hard around the button lick element on the circuit board a few times but carefully, after which it works way better than before. Yes, dust could be an issue
Thanks fixed the issue :) I got lucky with putting the small piece of metal back to its place
You're welcome! I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse, Mist! I got some tips in one of the comments (Land.on.off Mars) which can make your life easier next time.
Tip 1: before opening the little case, place a small piece of sticky tape onto the little case. This prevents the small white little plastic piece from flying away never to be found again.
Tip 2: consider cleaning the metal sheet without extracting it. It seems it's not always necessary, or desirable, to extract it.
Me: Jackie Chan in the thumbnail......
I get that a lot Maheep! Heheh
I've got a razer naga molten mouse, the thing is it does not double click but i am having troubling clicking it. it seems that it has become heavy and hard to click "softly" unless i apply more pressure for it to click. what can i do in that case? is it broken? or is there dirt? fixable? Dont want to throw it away, really love this mouse and helps me a lot in MMO games.
Nahirapan ako sa pagbalik ng maliit na metal haha. Nawala na yung double clicking na sakit ng daga. Salamat sir.
Umorder na din ako A4Tech, ito subok na eh, ilang taon sa dota 1.
Tell me about it, Krei! That's the reason why I pointed it out sa video kasi nagkaduling duling nako sa pagkakabit nun.
minecraft:20 clicks in 1 sec
that's why im here ahahah
@@el_khanez5017 same
Hi, did you put back the black thingy in the mouse? the one that left a yellow thing i dont know what its called but its in 2:00
I’ve Been looking for a working video for a while. Thanks!
Nice! My mouse is fixed. Now I can finally Skye dog in peace..
you Jay I have a Garuda Gear Hawk 1 mouse I don`t know how to dismantle the mouse to repair loose clicking it has magnets can you teach me how?
Is it safe to just use water to clean them or do you also need to take them apart to clean them?
Does this also fix a hard click ? My right click needs a hard click to trigger it it annoys me when i play
Thank you a lot ! ! !
I was upset cuz my left click was messed and i couldn't holding the input click while was moving the mouse even though i was holding the button. A quirky 'miss click' issue.
It took me a lot to put that copper tool and when i did, it didn't sound but works. When i proved the click, i was and i am fascinated, now my mouse ( at least my left click xD ) feels like a expensive one, the sensibility is high and i'm more comfortable with it. Thank you again :).
You're welcome. I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse, Caelestis!
I clicked like with my fixed mouse button, thank you! (I found that its better not to bend the lil clicker piece like shown, but rather, make sure it is straight and the little tab is not bent down too far, tried it both ways, got much better audible click from the second way.)
Thank you, your tutorial really helped me!!, my mouse comes back to life 😁
thx to you i manage to repair my mouse...thx bro :)
You're welcome!
because of COVID pandemic and lock-down I have no choice but to fix the mouse myself and this helps a lot dude :) hahaha logitech g300s back to production though I have lost the white plastic PIN but it was easy when I have broken mouse around those generic gaming mouse and use those plastic PIN to replace my lost original pin though at first it didn't work but just a bit of a tweak and it should work :) yahooo. note the problem of my mouse is double-click and when you drag the windows folder it loses sometimes so a lot of problem. well it is fix now. thanks dude!
Congrats, bro! I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse!
@@Jaybon 1000% working though It took me half hour to fix this mess up mouse glad the operation went well despite of some missing pieces luckily to have some spare. thank you bro and take care!
@@pawpotsRS you're welcome. Stay safe!
Heyy, thank you so much! You helped me fix my broken mouse button :)
Thank you for sharing! Fixed my mouse!!
anyone peeping this down the road id recommend using a toothbrush and rubbing alcohol to clean the spring off, some gunk gets REALLY stuck on there, plus you dont wanna scrape the contact with a metal screwdriver tip (also isp just generally evaporates dirt off metal). no use isp on plastic tho its really not good for it
Thank you for the tutorial, the WD40 did the trick!
You're welcome and thanks as well for supporting my channel. :)
omg i love you i had this mouse for ages and it broke awhile back and i have been using like a 1996 microsoft mouse xD and after 2 hours of trying to get that little metal thing back on i fixed the mouse my cps is already high tysm
I'm glad you managed to fix your mouse! Congrats, Halansi!
Literally 2 hours man ! x'D
@@Yu-yn2en yes.....
i just fidgeted with the copper part, and it worked
I'm glad it worked, bro!
Who's afraid to take apart their mouse and not be able to but it back together again? xD
Me! Until Shia LaBeouf shouted at me and said "DO IT!" followed by Chancellor Palpatine "DEW IT". XD
If your mouse is broken then you have nothing to lose. Either you or have somebody else do it or as a last resort , buy a new one.
Damn I had the exact same thing going through my mind while watching this video hahahaha.
do u know how to make ur alcatroz gaming mouse not get stuck because im using it and it wont work is it becasue of mouse pad?
Nice video!
Btw you look like Jackie Chan lol
is it the same with mine? cause mine just double clicks and forcefully click cause it wont wont
Hi, Dubcat! Yes, this method will solve that issue as well.
there is a bit more than "Clean and Repair faulty Mouse Click button" and the important part is a bit sped up.
it took me half a day, the first time i tried to reassemble the button. :D i came to see some tips
Thanks for the feedback, bro! I'll do better next time.
you can buy the click in microcenter or pc stores
Thanks for this info sr wick!
Redragon m901 perdition 24000dpi mouse kept triple clicking, so I tried this. Ended up slicing my finger open with a knife trying to open the black click box, which was impossible to open. Somehow managed to get it open and spent 2 hours fiddling with the copper plate. Put it back in wrong, then put the box back together. Had to try opening it again and the small white piece got launched into the unknown. Spent another hour searching for it on a white carpet, but couldn't find it. Patience ran thin and ended up raging and smashing the mouse, knowing it was worthless without the white piece. Battery broke open and got in my cut, finger starts burning. Now I need a new mouse.
nice comment
22 may 2019 9:16 am edt:
2:23 left-click-button-area/right-click-button-area and bottom-area,does not have crevice like dell-mouse...that's nice.crevice in my dell-mouse,accumulate dandruff...
i only have a basic screwdriver. is there any hope for my mouse?
Hi, CheapDoggo. If you don't have a tiny flat screw, you need to improvise. Try using a pin or a needle to unlatch the housing of the mouse click. ;)
Most of the actual mouses use chinese made microswitch who are junk because made in bad metal who burn at contacts: i did repair my brand new Corsair mouse (who had 2 dead microswich after only 1 month use!) with the microswich from a 22 years (!!!) old 3 button mouse with microswitch "made in Japan", who fit perfect in place from the chinese junk, and this work now perfectly!
Japan = Quality
the original part of the mouse might be coming from China too.
Took the copper thing out, bent a lot had to reshape it, managed to get it clicking slightly and put it back on it's working normally just hope I don't have to mess with it again soon that thing is annoying.
Step 1 : open Omicron switch
Step 2 : the little piece of metal sheet fly away and you are screwed :)
Joke aside, this take a lot of time to open (I had to use fingers to open it, screwdriver was too thick) and even more time / effort to get it back properly.
My mouse was faulty (left click wouldn't hold). After switch cleaning and reassembly it's fixed. It feels like the left click is a little more stiffy.
dude i just fix my old mouse and my current mouse that are always double clicking now i have two mouse hahahaha thanks man
1:51 that's a +12 epic legendary brush right there newbs
Seems to have worked.
Now I know how to fix mice buttons if the button-action part still works properly. Thank you!
You're welcome! :)
I never noticed black stuff forming on the copper, I usually tried to put paper between the contact points and try to sand it down but it didn't work, so I'd just replace the switch.. guess I wasn't tough enough on it like using a screw driver.
bro I thought you were jackie chan in the thumbnail. lol
Ahahahahaha I get that A LOT bro!
100 % works I just fixed mine mouse, thanks mate
OMFG I Have been trying to put this copper sheet in for the past half hour :((((((((((
Where does the middle of the copper sheet hook on? On the higher part of the prong or the lower? What makes it "click?"
@@111BLACKLIGHTNING111 idfk my mouse broke when i tried this
@@Tobeh12 The tension of the spring is applied laterally, not vertically like one might assume. That was my problem, but I traded one for another.
@@111BLACKLIGHTNING111 nice i jist had to wait like 5 months to get a knew one
yeahh, i struggled too. i gave up and just bought a new mouse hahahah