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Remove the "Q.C. Passed" Sticker to have access to the Phillips screw below.
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Pull of the two upper mouse feet. It's enough to just remove half of the mouse feet to get to the screws.
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Lift the upper part of the mouse.
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Fold the upper and the lower part back like a book and put it aside.
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Loose the plug with the flat end of a spudger.
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Pull the plug.
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Lift the two side parts and put it aside.
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Loose the plug with the flat end of a spudger.
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Pull the plug.
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There are two plasic clips. Loose the left plastic clip very carefully.
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Fold the board up from the left side.
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Take out the board and put it aside.
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Move the mouse wheel a bit to the right.
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Take the mouse wheel out of the guide forks.
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Remove the four Phillips Screws.
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Remove the weight.
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Remove the board.
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Have a look at the plastic clips
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Plastic clips for the black upper part for clicking.
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Plastic clips for the DPI button.
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Insert the flat end of the spudger into the gap between the two halves on the left and right. The rear plastic clips should then release automatically.
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Loose the plastic clips in the middle.
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Insert the spudger from the left and right side between both parts. The plastic clips should release automatically form their rest postion.
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Alle plastic clips are now released.
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Insert the flat end of a spudger into the gap between the two parts.
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Increase the gap all around until the pieces fall apart.
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Unlock the two plastic clips.
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Use the flat end of a spudger to lift and remove the DPI button.
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Reverse the steps to reassemble your device.
Reverse the steps to reassemble your device.
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