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This simple guide will show you how to change the cable in a Rapoo N1600 mouse. This guide does require disassembling, so try not to lose any parts! One thing to note in Step 2 is that the screw may be difficult to remove, so there's a chance you might have to pry it open. Don't worry; you won't need to screw it back since the mouse runs smoothly without the screw.
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Start by turning the mouse over where the bottom is facing up.
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Remove the screw located in the hole.
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Flip the mouse over and detach the middle mouse part.
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Use the iFixit opening tool to lift the cable connector plug slowly.
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Using two fingers, slowly wiggle the connector plug out.
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Place your index finger under the motherboard and lift your index finger so the motherboard pops up.
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Remove the old mouse cable.
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Place the matching cross from the new mouse cable on the cross outline.
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Keep the cable away from the scroll wheel area. Make sure the cable stays to the side.
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Make sure the mouse sensor stays in place. If it falls out, set it back in place.
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To replace the motherboard, match the circle from the motherboard and mouse and press down.
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Add the mouse cable plug to the socket. Press down so it connects.
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Slide an iFixit opening pick between the top shell and middle slowly until the end. Do this for the other side as well.
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Match the middle part of the mouse with the bottom and slide it from top to bottom.
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Once the middle part is attached, add the top shell of the mouse. Follow the pattern of the holes as they will help you.
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