Computer Hardware & Servicing Diagnose and Troubleshoot Computer System Disassembling Apple Mouse

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1) First of all, a challenge for me. Then next,

the fact that I receive 6 dead mouses: plenty of
subjects for testing the best possible surgery ;-)
2) Same disease: total or partial rupture of the cable at its

junction with the mouse's block (yellow arrow).
3) First of all to open the mouse: removes the first white ring.
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4) We see the damaged cable.
5) Now, a delicate step. Removing the

second, black, ring... keeping it as intact as
we can... because it is on this ring that the
mouse's transparent shell is glued on!
6) I start with a small lever, then I use a plate

ruler (to apply the same effort on a bigger
surface and therefore to avoid damaging the
ring).
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7) The mouse's shell now unhooked
8) We can now attack the plastic ring.
9) Unfortunately, it is glued on the rear part

of the mouse. We can remove then but we
damage it...
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10) The now removed ring.
11) We can unplug the defect cable.
12) The yellow arrow shows a small metallic ring which

clamp the inset onto the cable. The inset is used to impede
cable's movement inside the mouse.
The best solution would be to replace the connector just

before the break... but I have no other one!
13) -> cut and weld ;-)

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The inset is pointed by the blue arrow. The yellow one shows the metallic ring.
14) We slide the inset a little away. We can

replace the metallic if we are sure where
the inset was. Which is not my case?
15) We smoothly denude the cable.
16) All the parts.

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17) We pewter the wires. We start from the

mass's braid on which we put a thermal
retractable girdle. Unfortunately, I do not
have another fine girdle for the other
wires:-( so I will use some 'chatterton'.
Other wires are not easy to identify: one
black, one black/white, one black/green and
one black/red
18) Dirty weld :-(
19) Other ones are better. And the LED

works back.
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20) -> Now, rebuilding the mouse. We

unplug it from the USB connector, the
latter we pass in the black shell.
21) Then next through the transparent

bottom...
22) Through the black part of the rear...

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23) ... that we can now slide back in the transparent

bottom.
24) We can put back the led's lens.
25) Then put back the electronic circuits

(yellow arrow).
Do not loose (blue arrow) the tab.

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The white arrow shows one of the

'chatterton' welds.
26) We can therefore put back the black

shell onto the electronic board.
27) Put back one of the "ear" (yellow

arrow) and prepare to put in place the
led's cache.
28) We will clamp it on its lugs (one of

them shows by the yellow arow).
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Then same operation with the next "ear" (blue arrow).
29) The cache back in place.
30) Now, we have to slide the tab pointed by the yellow

arrow into the inset pointed by the blue arrow.
31) We clamp the shell onto the mouse's

bottom.
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32) Sure, the mouse has suffered during

this operation ;-)
33) The last pieces...
34) Therotically speaking, the metallic

ring has to go there.
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35) But I do not put it back in place.
36) The shell shows cyanocrilic glue

droplets...
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37) The ring has to be glued at the 3 places shown by the yellow arrows.
A delicate operation as we have to straighten up the damaged black ring.
38) For the transparent shell, two other glue droplets

(yellow arrows).

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1) First of all, a challenge for me. Then next,

2) Same disease: total or partial rupture of the cable at its

4) We see the damaged cable.

5) Now, a delicate step. Removing the

6) I start with a small lever, then I use a plate

7) The mouse's shell now unhooked

8) We can now attack the plastic ring.

9) Unfortunately, it is glued on the rear part

10) The now removed ring.

11) We can unplug the defect cable.

12) The yellow arrow shows a small metallic ring which

The best solution would be to replace the connector just

13) -> cut and weld ;-)

14) We slide the inset a little away. We can

15) We smoothly denude the cable.

16) All the parts.

17) We pewter the wires. We start from the

18) Dirty weld :-(

19) Other ones are better. And the LED

20) -> Now, rebuilding the mouse. We

21) Then next through the transparent

22) Through the black part of the rear...

23) ... that we can now slide back in the transparent

24) We can put back the led's lens.

25) Then put back the electronic circuits

Do not loose (blue arrow) the tab.

The white arrow shows one of the

26) We can therefore put back the black

27) Put back one of the "ear" (yellow

28) We will clamp it on its lugs (one of

Then same operation with the next "ear" (blue arrow).

29) The cache back in place.

30) Now, we have to slide the tab pointed by the yellow

31) We clamp the shell onto the mouse's

32) Sure, the mouse has suffered during

33) The last pieces...

34) Therotically speaking, the metallic

35) But I do not put it back in place.

36) The shell shows cyanocrilic glue

A delicate operation as we have to straighten up the damaged black ring.

38) For the transparent shell, two other glue droplets

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