はじめに
This guide will help you fix your Corsair M65 RGB Elite’s (Model Number: CH-9309111-NA) scroll wheel or completely replace it with a new tactile switch. This model is known to have this issue as the middle button is a tactile switch, which isn’t up to par with mouses nowadays that have micro switches that are rated for 20 million clicks.
One of the main culprits of the scroll wheel button not working may be due to accumulation of dust, which can be solved with the use of WD40 — or even better if accessible: Permatex dielectric grease.
If the switch needs to be fully replaced, steps 8 and 9 will consist of soldering and desoldering of the tactile switch on a PCB (Printed Circuit Board). The switch size of this particular mouse is measured 6.00 mm by 6.00 mm with a depth of 5.00 mm vertical (with two pins).
Before tearing down the mouse, double-check the scroll wheel button by connecting your mouse to other devices, running your hardware troubleshooter, and by updating the mouse drivers. Once identifying it’s not a software issue, you may proceed to fix the button physically after disconnecting the mouse from any ports.
必要な工具と部品
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この手順で使用する道具:Tweezers$4.99
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Remove the ribbon cable by lifting up the black section with tweezers or needlenose pliers. The cable will slide right out. Remember the inside side of the cable is all white and the outer side should have blue text on it.
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Now you can work on the half that has all the components.
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Desolder the faulty tactile switch.
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For soldering help, check out the guide on soldering/desoldering connections.
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Remove the faulty switch when loosened.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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6 件のコメント
do not spray WD40 on electronic switches… clean them with alcohol
I can confirm that opening the mouse , cleaning up the omron micro switch(I am pretty confident those are high quality switch) , lubricating the micro switch , reclosing the mouse and tighten the srews fixed it for me. Theres no problem spraying a small amout of wd on a micro switch in the end its a mechanical micro device. Also do not follow step 1 and 2 . Simply unscrew the two philips screw under the mouse and it open very easely
Molson Dry - 返信
I have 6 of these mice and none of them have ever worked (since day one). In fact, up till reading this article, I believed this mouse just simply didn't support this feature.