How to Fix your "Double Clicking" Razer Copperhead mouse

This is a Breif instructable on how to fix your worn Copperhead in about 5 min. This will most likely void your warrentee so if its out of date your good. All you need is a small Phillips head screwdriver and 2 drops of super glue.

Step 1 Opening

Ok, Cracking this baby open is pretty simple, Gently remove the bottom "Glide pad" with your thumbnail or a credit card to Expose the screw covered with a "QC" sticker, Use a good size screwdriver (not a micro or eyeglass style) these babys are built well and the screw is torqued down real good. Remember "lefty loosey righty tighty"

Comments

[fuurinkazan]

Wow, great tutorial. You saved me $80!

[coolis50]

I did something similar to what Scatmanbrandt did, made my Diamondback 3g click like never before.

[carmaster]

Anyone has this problem on those white microsoft mice?

[Blessyz]

I did this last night and it worked :D thanks! My copperhead is back!

[OldVamp]

I had to replace the micro switch in mine, the little copper plate inside the switch broke. I took the switch from a different button on an older copperhead that also had the same problem. Simple desolder swap resolder job.

[Scatmanbrandt]

I had something like this happen on a 7 year old "dust ball" mouse, which surprisingly still works, and I added a little strip of masking tape to the raised column on the button and it clicks better then it did when it was new. I like your method better though because it's less prone to failure as long as it's done correctly.