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Mouse PCB repair - help 10/20/26(Tue)16:02:32 No.110123291

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Mouse PCB repair - help Anonymous 10/20/26(Tue)16:02:32 No.110123291 Archived

Hi
I am quite frustrated so...
I have had this Logitech mouse for years but the microswitches went bad.

I decided to find my old soldering iron and try to change them for new ones but I have done fucked up. It was impossible to desolder them and I have damaged the pad and possibly via under the signal pin.
My idea was to try and bridge it in any way but only place where I found continuity was at the MCU, nowhere else.

So as I found no way to fix my fuck up, I still hope to find any way to make the mouse usable again. Because of that I turn to you. Please if you have any tips or ideas I would be forever grateful.

Thanks

Anonymous
10/20/26(Tue)16:12:26 No.110123371

Anonymous 10/20/26(Tue)16:12:26 No.110123371

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>>110123291
>he didn't use flux

Anonymous
10/20/26(Tue)16:13:30 No.110123377

Anonymous 10/20/26(Tue)16:13:30 No.110123377

>>110123291
Just buy a cheap mouse and get it over with.

Anonymous
10/20/26(Tue)16:25:25 No.110123461

Anonymous 10/20/26(Tue)16:25:25 No.110123461

>>110123291
Jesus Christ.
Use flux.
Follow the trace and just run a wire. This might be beyond your skill level, but hey man it's already broken.
I don't like how you write.