Logitech G602 Side Motherboard Replacement

Written By: Matthew Ross
  • Comments: 3
Logitech G602 Side Motherboard Replacement

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

8

Time Required

5 - 10 minutes

Introduction

This guide will walk you through taking apart your Logitech G602 and replacing the side motherboard. You'll need a Phillips #00 screwdriver and a couple plastic opening tools to complete this guide.

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    • Use a blue spudger to pry all 4 mice feet from the bottom of the mouse.

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    • Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to unscrew all 6 screws (3x5mm) from underneath the mice feet.

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    • Use the blue spudger to prop open the bottom battery port.

    • Remove the AA batteries.

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    • Lift the top of the mouse from the base of the mouse (separate the mouse in half) to expose the internal hardware.

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    • Use tweezers to grip and pull the white ribbon cable from the motherboard.

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    • Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove both screws (3x5mm ) from above the side motherboard.

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    • Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver and unscrew both screws from the side motherboard.

    • We used a set of pliers and a Phillips #00 screw bit because the screwdriver couldn't fit into the side of the device.

    In order to reach the screw easier, you can remove the right mouse button

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    • Use a black spudger and your fingers to loosen and remove the side motherboard.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Author

Matthew Ross

Member since: 17/01/18

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2 comments

Is the white momentary switch the middle click button?

I have a couple of G602's that have failing middle click buttons, and if it's the momentary switch, it looks like an easy fix.

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G5 Button was sticking. Followed guide, I did not need spudger. Brushed board and buttons with toothbrush and alcohol. Button works now, thanks!

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