必要な工具と部品
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To avoid electronically damaging either your computer or your mouse, unplug the usb cable from its socket.
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The Rival 700 mouse is a non wireless mouse. The micro-USB cable end is an elbow socket, secured by a plastic clip.
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To disconnect the cable from the mouse, firmly press the plastic clip using your thumb
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The original nameplate is a soft rubber one that can be removed just by pulling it softly out of its socket.
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WARNING: When reassembling, if you're using a custom nameplate that may not be as stretchable as the original one, insert it softly, and use a lime tool on the new part to avoid damaging the mouse socket.
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You will be able to download the 3D files to design a custom nameplate on the Steelseries website. The link is also provided in the part description.
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On this picture, the original "RIVAL" nameplate will be replaced with a new one on which i just had my Twitch ID printed.
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Be creative, use colored plastic, put logos and drawings on your mouse.
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Use both your index and thumb to gently pry the top cover out from the mouse.
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This part is a thin plastic one which needs a certain amount of strength to be removed. Be careful not to break it.
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Steelseries sells a set of two different covers to replace the original one, with a sweat-resistant one f.e.
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Check the parts section for the purchase link.
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On the left, you can see on the wide led slot that is used to color the Steelseries logo on your mouse.
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Use a Philips #0 screwdriver to remove the four screws that are keeping the mouse sensor assembly sealed.
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Insert your thumb and index in the two mouse holes and gently pry the sensor assembly out from its socket.
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The sensor assembly is linked to the mouse body with a 10-pin Steelseries custom connector.
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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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Is it possible to open it up so that you can see the mouse wheel? Mine needs some lubrication since it's making a squeaking sound as soon as I use the mouse wheel. Level of annoyance is over 9000!
Hi @andned,
Never gave it a try as long as mine doesn't need it. It is a pretty expensive mouse so I wouldn't like to damage it.
The purpose of this guide was to demonstrate how easy customizing the mouse is easy.
Give us your feedback if you managed to do it :)
You didn’t disassemble anything.
I actually did :) my purpose was to demonstrate how easy it was to customise the mouse.
I think that you meant “this isn’t deep repair”. Indeed, it isn’t :)
