I’ve fixed many mouses myself in the past. You will have to open in and identify the type of switch and verify with continuity that it is the switch that has failed. Assuming that it is the switch it should be fairly straight forward to replace. If you need help finding the switch in question please post a picture (and if possible accurate dimensions) of it here and i can do my best to help.
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I’ve fixed many mouses myself in the past. You will have to open in and identify the type of switch and verify with continuity that it is the switch that has failed. Assuming that it is the switch it should be fairly straight forward to replace with a soldering iron and some time. If you need help finding the switch in question please post a picture (and if possible accurate dimensions) of it here and i can do my best to help.
I’ve fixed many mouses myself in the past. You will have to open in and identify the type of switch and verify with continuity that it is the switch that has failed. Assuming that it is the switch it should be fairly straight forward to replace. If you need help finding the switch in question please post a picture (and if possible accurate dimensions) of it here and i can do my best to help.