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Step 4Chck it out!
Make sure you're careful not to get the scroll wheel loose of it's springs. It's very hard to put back.
If you look at the back of the buttons you'll see some little indentations. These are caused by constantly being crushed into the little actuators inside the mouse by ham fisted, computer illiterate, college "students," whose parents money would have been better spent renting them an apartment in Mexico and sending them daily beer deliveries. These also are the root of the clicky-no-clicky problem.
If you look at the back of the buttons you'll see some little indentations. These are caused by constantly being crushed into the little actuators inside the mouse by ham fisted, computer illiterate, college "students," whose parents money would have been better spent renting them an apartment in Mexico and sending them daily beer deliveries. These also are the root of the clicky-no-clicky problem.
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Oct 27, 2009. 5:41 PMFatcat87
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Do you think you could take a few close up pictures of the "hard to put back" springs. I received a bag of parts for this mouse and a very sweet please and one of the springs has me stumped
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