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Logitech M235 Teardown

Written By: Daniel (and 3 other contributors)
Published: February 4, 2017
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Logitech M235 Teardown

Written By: Daniel (and 3 other contributors)
Published: February 4, 2017
  • Comments: 8
  • Favorites: 3
  • Views: 20.9k

Teardown

Introduction

A teardown of the Logitech M235 wireless mouse

What you need

This teardown is not a repair guide. To repair your Logitech M Series Mouse, use our service manual.

  1. Logitech M235 Teardown, Logitech M235 Teardown: step 1, image 1 of 1

    • Remove the battery and battery cover

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  2. Logitech M235 Teardown: step 2, image 1 of 2 Logitech M235 Teardown: step 2, image 2 of 2

    • Remove the the two screws holding the cover.

    • I had two of these mouses and one of them had a screw hidden under the CE sticker so make sure you check it out before opening the mouse apart

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  3. Logitech M235 Teardown: step 3, image 1 of 1

    • Use a prying tool to split the mouse case apart.

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  5. Logitech M235 Teardown: step 4, image 1 of 1

    • The case should be easy to open and not require much force.

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  6. Logitech M235 Teardown: step 5, image 1 of 1

    • The PCB is only held by a few clips and can be easily removed.

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  7. Logitech M235 Teardown: step 6, image 1 of 1

    • The top mouse cover can be removed by undoing three white clips holding it on the grey plastic part.

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  8. Logitech M235 Teardown: step 7, image 1 of 1

    • Done!

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8 Comments

Great work. Hope to see some more of your work

Mustafa karu - Reply

thank you..this helped me a looot

Sharnav Kundu - Reply

My M325 has NO SCREWS!!! Now what???

christcansaveyou - Reply

There are several variants. Mine has only one screw, hidden by the battery compartment label, near the + terminal

Robert Reite - Reply

The most common problem with this mouse is dust and dirt getting in the optical encoder for the wheel.

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