Logitech G305 Mouse Left Clicker Replacement

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Introduction

If the left clicker on your Logitech G305 mouse stops responding or begins having delayed clicks, this guide will assist and show how to repair or replace the part.

The left clicker is one of the mouse’s most essential components as it serves the main ability for selecting, dragging, and interacting with nearly all devices.

Before using this guide you should check what part is not working, if its the bottom of the clicker, dust could be caught up in where it does not allow the clicker to function. You can carefully lift the clicker and gently blow to remove any excess dust that disables the mouse to work properly.

What you need

Step 1 Left Clicker

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Remove the battery cover by pressing the top of the cover and pulling it downwards.
Remove the battery.

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Step 2

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Carefully use a box cutter to follow the grooves of the mouse skate pads and slowly lift them off.
Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the four screws.

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Step 3

Use a spudger to carefully separate the two halves of the mouse near the battery compartment.

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Step 4

Open the compartment and slowly separate the halves until the internal wires are exposed.
Carefully disconnect the two wires by hand from the base.
The wires are fragile and require careful handling.