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[title] Where to place the grease and testing the mouse
-[* red] Now spray contact cleaner (ignore WD-40) directly in the space indicated in the picture. Scroll up a couple of times and scroll down a few times while spraying.
-[* green] plug mouse in to PC, you can easily check in real time if it clears up persistent, or vanishes.
-[* blue] If this won't fix it, this probably means the scroll sensor is permanently damaged/defective. (RMA?)
+[* red] Spray electrical contact cleaner directly in the space indicated in the picture for several seconds, moving the scroll wheel back and forth as you spray.
+[* icon_note] Once the cleaner spray has evaporated, you may try connecting the mouse to your computer for testing before reassembly. You may encounter odd behavior if you leave the PCB in the shell disconnected while doing this.
+[* icon_note] If several repetitions of this step are not effective, the rotary encoder may be permanently damaged. consider replacing it or the entire mouse.