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Cleaning the bottom part of the Mouse
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Dirt and debris can build up in the charging port and in between the rubber and the mouse. Constant cleaning can ensure the mouse stays clean and functions well.
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Using your spudger tool, carefully move the spudger in the grooves of the mouse and rubber. This will help to remove and loosen any debris.
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Using the flat edge of the spudger, carefully move it around the lightning port to loosen any debris.
[title] Cleaning the bottom part of the Mouse | |
- | [* black] Dirt and |
- | [* black] Using your spudger tool, carefully move the spudger in the grooves of the mouse and rubber. This will help to remove and loosen any debris |
+ | [* black] Dirt and debris can build up in the charging port and in between the rubber and the mouse. Constant cleaning can ensure the mouse stays clean and functions well. |
+ | [* black] Using your spudger tool, carefully move the spudger in the grooves of the mouse and rubber. This will help to remove and loosen any debris. |
[* black] Using the flat edge of the spudger, carefully move it around the lightning port to loosen any debris. | |
- | [* icon_note] It is recommended to use canned air to remove any debris from the port, otherwise you can lightly shake the port to remove any loosened debris |
- | [* icon_caution] Be careful when cleaning the lightning port as there is a risk of damaging the port itself |
+ | [* icon_note] It is recommended to use canned air to remove any debris from the port, otherwise you can lightly shake the port to remove any loosened debris. |
+ | [* icon_caution] Be careful when cleaning the lightning port as there is a risk of damaging the port itself. |
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