Repair guides and support for wireless and corded computer mice by Logitech.
Hi there, my MX Vertical isn’t moving the cursor anymore.. However, the buttons still work (e.g., left/right click, wheel, fwd/back, etc.). Does anyone know of a way to repair this?
Is the optical sensor easy to replace? Could this perhaps just come loose?
Any experience with this issue would be greatly appreciated as I haven’t seen anything pertaining to this particular mouse.
TIA
Found this video, it’s in Vietnamese but it helped me open the mouse and fix that cursor issue.
turns out the lens connector was loose
Good luck!
So I figured it out. Thanks to that video provided by @justicegoat I was reassured that this device could be opened safely without breaking it, i.e., no glue.
I opened it up and noticed that the sensor was just loose and was no longer pointing to where it should be. Unfortunately the anti-stick strips couldn't be salvaged.
It was easy to clip it back in place. I had dropped this mouse from my desk enough that it must've dislodged from its clipped home. Oops.
Great mouse, though.
See images.
Commenti:
Thank you, thank you. Even I, a 64 year old grandma with limited tech experience, was able to fix my mouse. Thank you!
I don’t think you can replace the optical sensor since most mouses have it soldered on the mainboard.
Commenti:
No, you're correct. When I contacted Logitech, to order the anti-stick pads I ruined, they only offered to replaced my mouse. So spare parts are not going to be available. But In my case, the issue was the sensor and since it was an easy fix, I can still use it. But without the pads, it's not great for anything requiring any high dpi. It'll be a donor mouse should I run into any issues with my replacement.
da David Lefler
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