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| [* black] The new EVQ P0E07K can be seen in the image. | |
| - | [* black] Using your soldering Iron, de-solder the old switch by placing tweezers under the switch for leverage whilst heating the pins. |
| + | [* black] Using your soldering Iron, de-solder the old switch by placing [product|IF145-020|tweezers] under the switch for leverage whilst heating the pins. |
| [* black] You may find it easier to wriggle the switch out one pin at a time, rather than heating both pins at once. | |
| [* black] De-solder the holes with the solder pump or wick. | |
| [* black] Insert the new buttons and solder, ensuring they are flush with the PCB. | |
| [* black] Re-assemble the mouse carefully ensuring the power switch, lens, antenna and mouse wheel are in the correct locations. | |
| [* black] Test the switch works acceptably before screwing the unit back together. |