as the title shows, and my warranty gone lapsed and i'm on my own to deal with it 
failing clicks really sucks to imagine, i searched how to 'dissect' this mice and see if ican find anything inside to fix that annoying issue. but my presumption was there might be something wrong with the button or anything that was hitting the switch to make it's function, worn or something like that.
and good that i found at youtube how to open this thing and off i go:
( images are not that clear cause later i found out that my point and shoot cam's ISO had been messed
)
here i carefully detached the 2 OEM teflon skates so that i can re-use them after, i cut that hole just above the lower skate to access the third screw:
opened, and found nothing wrong with the mechanical s hitting the actual switch as i expected. just a few specs of dusts presented.
what i did was; gave those micro crevices at those switches some hard blows of air ( i dont have the compressed air in can at hand so my mouth did the job somehow
)
assembled it all back and great that my teflon skates got that nice stick still, but i will definitely get a new set of those soon.
now, what happened after that dissection and blowing those switches?
hah! left clicking now as it was new again, response gone back !
i've seen some complaints around regarding with the double clicking issues and i guess 'specs of dirt/dusts' might be causing them either, and it's not that hard to do that cleaning if your warranties had lapsed.... just be careful dealing with hte internals cause they seems that fragile
Edited by swOrd_fish - 2/15/12 at 3:44am
failing clicks really sucks to imagine, i searched how to 'dissect' this mice and see if ican find anything inside to fix that annoying issue. but my presumption was there might be something wrong with the button or anything that was hitting the switch to make it's function, worn or something like that.
and good that i found at youtube how to open this thing and off i go:
( images are not that clear cause later i found out that my point and shoot cam's ISO had been messed
)here i carefully detached the 2 OEM teflon skates so that i can re-use them after, i cut that hole just above the lower skate to access the third screw:
opened, and found nothing wrong with the mechanical s hitting the actual switch as i expected. just a few specs of dusts presented.
what i did was; gave those micro crevices at those switches some hard blows of air ( i dont have the compressed air in can at hand so my mouth did the job somehow
)assembled it all back and great that my teflon skates got that nice stick still, but i will definitely get a new set of those soon.
now, what happened after that dissection and blowing those switches?
hah! left clicking now as it was new again, response gone back !
i've seen some complaints around regarding with the double clicking issues and i guess 'specs of dirt/dusts' might be causing them either, and it's not that hard to do that cleaning if your warranties had lapsed.... just be careful dealing with hte internals cause they seems that fragile
Edited by swOrd_fish - 2/15/12 at 3:44am
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