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Introduction
Vous pourrez démonter votre souris Logitech en cas de problème
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Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez ces instructions dans l'ordre inverse.
Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez ces instructions dans l'ordre inverse.
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1) There is an additional screw that is already removed on the first picture : under the USB stick emplacement.
2) It is not necessary to remove the rubber. Just peel it with something thin, because the screws are very lateral
3) Be careful while disassembling the top, it is plugged to the base by a 3 wires connector (white/red/black on the Step 4 picture).
Nice simple guide. I used it to quickly take apart a M705 where the laser stopped working after it fell. I didn't do more than reseat the connector cable, but it seems to work again now !
Philippe Puech's comments are good. In fact I wished I'd noticed his 2) before removing the rubber, as the lower layer distorts and doesn't fit back well on a complete removal. His comment puzzled me at first, and might be better phrased as "Peel back the rubber from each side to expose the Left and Right retaining screws. "
A screw bit labelled PH1 (Philllips Head 1) seemed to fit the screws well.
great thanks.. just to clarify you screw right through the lable.. no need to remove it. that got me stuck for a while.
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