Logitech MBJ58 Mouse Button Replacement
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Last updated on Jul 26, 2024
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Unfortunately, the left mouse button was 2x "sucked out" (button & the plastic pin over it)
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Solution: Swap the button on the left with the mouse wheel button and - n small piece of office clip - for reinforcement - melt into the bottom of the pen.
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YahooOoO - Looift widerer! Addendum: "mouse wheel click" Works by the way also - because there small springs ensure that the button does not "stick" in the pressed state
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The plastic holder of the mouse buttons is loosened by carefully pressing the two plastic closures in the middle.
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The motherboard is just plugged in and can be carefully removed forwards and upwards.
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Sensibly, first clean everything (dry).
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Now click the button for "Links" with the button below the mouse wheel. The solder joints are huge and easy to get even for beginners.
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Everything should click together again and screws can be screwed back in. -> Loooift.
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Repeat the steps in reverse order to reassemble your device.
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