Put the mouse together and reinsert all of the screws.Attach the long cable from the top to the bottom.Once it is cleaned, all you have to do is reassemble the mouse in the reverse order. However, this can be very complicated in precision and performance models as springs, and other mechanisms are easy to mess up. Note – It’s possible to completely remove the mouse wheel from the chamber and give it a thorough cleaning.If you’ve had your mouse for a year or longer, then chances are a lot of dust, lint, and fuzz will come out of the mouse wheel chamber as you clean it. Just insert it around the sides and scrape out as much as you possibly can. This is where you grab a Q-tip or piece of stock paper and do some cleaning. Now you’ll have unhindered access to the bottom components of the mouse. Close to its end, there should be hard plastic reinforcement to make pulling it out safer.
In the case of my mouse, the red line is facing outwards away from the center of the device. Make a mental note of which side is which because it will need to be reinserted facing the same way. On the bottom half of the mouse, the connection port is easy to access. This cable can be unplugged to make things easier. Once you have the mouse open, one long cable will connect the top to the bottom. Important: be very careful opening the mouse as there is a cable connecting the top to the bottom, and if you break this, your mouse won’t work anymore. Don’t force it apart! It should be effortless to separate if you feel any resistance at all. Unscrew all of the screws, and the top shell should separate from the bottom of the mouse. The underside has an adhesive, so try not to let it touch anything except for the part of the mouse it is supposed to attach to. If you remove the surface pads and battery sticker carefully, you can reuse them.Additionally, you may need to remove a battery sticker to expose a screw hiding in the battery bay. Just do it slowly, and they won’t be damaged. The easiest way to do this is by prying them with a butter knife or a flat screwdriver. These are located underneath the larger surface pads, so you’ll have to remove them. Most Logitech models have 3 or 4 screw holes. Next, we need to expose all of the screw holes. The first thing you’ll need to do is turn off the Mouse and pull out the batteries. To do any work on it, we will first have to separate the top shell from the bottom-the bottom cases, the tech components, and the batteries and optical or laser sensor. So, you have the mouse, and it’s ready for maintenance. A small piece of stock paper or a Q-tip.A small flathead screwdriver or a butter knife.A very small-headed Phillips screwdriver.
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