Mouse LOGITECH repaired
An USB Optical Mouse LOGITECH Model: M-UAE96 was brought to me, because it did not work correctly.
The first step was disarming the mouse by means of a screwdriver:
When the mouse was inspected at simple sight there were no electronic components defective:
Then, with the Digital Multimeter the wires from the USB connector to the mouse were checked and there were some broken ones, therefore the next step was to cut them with cutting pliers:
Once these wires were cut, then we have to scratch the end of every wire and then they will become conductive, we can do that with the help of a sharp knife or a blade:
Once the wires were soldered back on the mouse board, and the device was armed, the Optical Mouse came back to life. It was tested with the Operating System, in a PC and it worked ok.
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badr
October 5, 2013 at 4:00 am
thanks for this artical
i could solve many of mouse computer by change two small cap.
because i found it has high ESR value. the testing done by blue esr meter
Zed
October 5, 2013 at 12:23 pm
thanks for sharing humberto. as we share our experience in repair someone has been help and added knowledge and information on how to troubleshoot that particular gadget or equipment.Thanks again.
Zed
Robert
October 5, 2013 at 11:19 pm
Very interesting. Thanks Humberto.
atul m.
October 8, 2013 at 1:05 pm
Thanx good one
raymundo saura
October 19, 2013 at 4:51 pm
great thanks for this i learn a lot thanks and GOD bless
nicolas
June 9, 2016 at 3:32 pm
Thanks a lot. The cable in my mouse broke close to the mouse, I repair old tube radios, so I think I will repair the mouse. I got the mechanical dismounting instructions from another web. Remove the single screw at the back, maybe under a label, and lift carefully the front using a large flat screwdriver until it cliks out, hopefuly without breaking. Best regards from Spain
Carlos
June 25, 2017 at 8:44 am
Very nice and good work
With one of the best mouse, old but resistant
Mouse LOGITECH Model: M-UAE96
But was better if image with much better quality of wires soldered or with words indicate the position and colors of cables for example.
Will help others, I think that's your ideal.
My best regards
And sorry for my English
Carlos Sousa