Are the battery connector terminals in the mouse, bright and shiny i.e. not corroded and are they exerting enough tension on the battery when it is inserted, ensuring a good electrical connection?
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If so then you may have to open the mouse and check for any obvious problems on the motherboard e.g. loose solder joint on motherboard fromthe battery terminals or water damage to the board, burnt looking components etc.
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If so then you may have to open the mouse and check for any obvious problems on the motherboard e.g. loose solder joint on motherboard from the battery terminals or water damage to the board, burnt looking components etc.
Being a "used" device, unless you know its history, you don't know what may have happened to it.
Here's the ifixit [guide|120635] guide that may help.
Hi @websnke
Are the battery connector terminals in the mouse, bright and shiny i.e. not corroded and are they exerting enough tension on the battery when it is inserted, ensuring a good electrical connection?
If so then you may have to open the mouse and check for any obvious problems on the motherboard e.g. loose solder joint on motherboard fromthe battery terminals or water damage to the board, burnt looking components etc.
Being a "used" device, unless you know its history, you don't know what may have happened to it.
Here's the ifixit [guide|120635] guide that may help.