Find the switch name (ID) using the question help.
Find the switch name (ID) using the question help.
Hi, I have a HyperX mouse that's been around 7 months and the wheel click stopped working. I tried opening it and replacing the faulty switch, but it still doesn't have any identification. I'm not sure how to find the name of the switch on a page or who can help me identify it. In the photo, I marked with a red circle the switch that isn't working. The mouse is a Hyperx pulsefire surge RGB, made in China. Please let me know if you can assist. Thanks!
7 months, request replacement from the manufacturer.
Unremarkable switch design. A few surface mount push buttons, either normally open or normally closed. Check dimensions and begin looking at Mouser and Digi-Key. It could be a label on the back if you remove it.
It’s wise to verify the switch is faulty before attempting a swap. Use a multimeter in continuity mode to test the button response.
7 months old = still covered under the warranty. However, because you destroyed it, your warranty is canceled.
If you're interested in starting a mouse repair service, consider purchasing old or damaged mice for gutting and fixing.
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