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| [title] Disassembly | |
| - | [* red] Turn the Dell MO56UC mouse upside down and unscrew the screw. |
| + | [* red] Turn the Dell MO56UC mouse upside down and unscrew the housing |
| + | [* green] I'd have put Step 3 first: Twist the trackball clip clockwise to remove and clean all dust built up first. May solve your problem right there, extremely quick and easy... |
| + | [* yellow] 90% of the time, trackball mice just have dirt and dust built up on the ball or its control pads from use. The material attracts all debris it crosses. |