Guide to clean your Razer Mouse... solve double click issue

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Here is the guide to clean your Razer Mouse to solve double click issue...

Step 1
Find the screw by opening the rear mouse feet
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Step 2
Open the mouse casing
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Step 3
Drop WD40 or contact cleaner on the click, use your nail to press on the click few times and do it twice...
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With this should be able to solve the double click issue... if still cannot, please RMA your mouse.
 

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will opening it up cause warranty to Void?

if yes i rather RMA :p

i read on the CH Tools pack that using it will void warranty as it will open up the mouse
 

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Step 3: Drop WD40 or contact cleaner on the click.....

what is tat ah? such a chimology term to me...=)
anyway, thanks for the effort dennis...great job....
 

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tglim7 said:
Step 3: Drop WD40 or contact cleaner on the click.....

what is tat ah? such a chimology term to me...=)
anyway, thanks for the effort dennis...great job....
WD40 is a oil lubricant/cleaner in a can. Both WD40 and contact cleaner can be purchased at DIY shops and most supermarkets.

Nice guide denniszz!
 

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ok, finally a guide on this after waiting for so long. :s22:
 

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Step2.jpg


eh then the white colour thing can put back nicely one right? afraid later i take out cannot put back
 

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KWSW said:
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eh then the white colour thing can put back nicely one right? afraid later i take out cannot put back

Still can put back nicely... just peel off slowly... ;)
 

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denniszz said:
Still can put back nicely... just peel off slowly... ;)

ok later i try with my out of warranty diamond back with the double click problem...
 

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hmmm my mouse has been around since 2004 but no problems yet? someone can tell me more abt the double click issue please?
 

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NightRaven said:
hmmm my mouse has been around since 2004 but no problems yet? someone can tell me more abt the double click issue please?

its like sometimes i single click but it registers as double click
 

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where to rma my mouse ah? I bought last year in dec and the right click dont seem to be working anymore.
 

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noobified said:
where to rma my mouse ah? I bought last year in dec and the right click dont seem to be working anymore.

Please rma @ Ban Leong Serice Centre... ;)
 

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i got a razer krait. i remove the mouse feet and there is no screw. does this apply to a krait?
 

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Does this really works?!? I mean i don't want to spray my mouse interior with WD40 and than nothing will change!!

Is it safe because in Slovenia new mouse like this is 63€, which is equal to $84!!

How much do, you think, will it cost if I take the mice to repair service?!?
:angel::s47:
 

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Just to double check, what is this "double click" issue you guys are referring to?

Is it when you press the right mouse button once, it clicks twice?
 
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