Introduction
Scope
The scope of this guide encompasses the Logitech V220 mouse and its owners/users.
Parts
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Orient the mouse so you are viewing its base.
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Using your fingers, gently remove the USB wireless receiver by sliding it towards you.
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With your fingertip, engage the power switch to its OFF position to ensure the mouse is not powered.
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Hold the mouse so your palm is beneath, but not directly contacting, the top-side of the mouse.
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Still viewing the base of the mouse, locate the button with the battery status logo.
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Press the button firmly.
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Place the mouse on a flat surface.
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Firmly grip the front of the mouse with the fingertips of one hand.
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Use a fingertip of your other hand to simultaneously push the positive (+) terminal of the battery in and up. Do so until the terminal is completely out of the mouse.
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Remove the battery by pulling it out of the mouse.
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Set the battery aside for proper disposal.
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Firmly grip the front of the mouse with the fingertips of one hand.
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With your other hand, take a new, AA battery.
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Insert the battery into the slot by its negative (-) terminal end.
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Push the battery in and down with your fingertip on the edge of the positive (+) side until the battery is fully in the slot.
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Maintain your grip on the front of the mouse with your finger tips.
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Grab the battery cover by its edges with the fingertips of your free hand.
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Locate the following:
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Battery cover insertion prongs.
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Insertion prong holes.
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Insert the battery cover by placing the insertion prongs into the holes near the middle of the mouse at an angle.
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Once the prongs are aligned and fully inserted, lower and press the back end of the battery cover until it a snapping sound is heard. The cover should be secured in place.
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Turn the mouse over to view its base.
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Take the USB wireless receiver.
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With the Logitech logo facing you, align the USB with the slider slot.
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Gently slide the USB away from you until you cannot slide it any further. The USB should be secure in its slot.
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The battery of your mouse has been replaced with one that is fresh and brand new! Let further use of your mouse ensue!
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