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This guide will help you replace the connection strip between the side buttons on the outer casing and the mouse itself. Be sure to use caution when unplugging the wires, for this could result in the mouse not working properly. Also use caution when removing the plastic shell, it is fragile and it could be cracked upon removal.
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Peel back the two teflon tape from the top corners and the one larger one from the bottom with a spudger.
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Remove the four 7mm screws using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.
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Gently remove the top plastic plate of the mouse.
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Unplug the white cord from the circuit board.
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Lightly pull the two plastic sides of the mouse to remove them.
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Flip back the black plastic that holds the white connection strip in place on the side panel and the main panel.
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Gently remove the white connection strip at each end.
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Insert the blue striped ends into the white connection port on the mainframe as well as the frame with the buttons.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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What is the code for the connection strip and how many pins does it have?
Thank you for the guide.
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This is not always necessary to replace the fiber cable, in my case removing the Razer Software on Desktop helped to fix the button lags.
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