Introduction
If the right or left mouse button is not responsive, the micro switch might need replacement. This guide will list all required steps to properly replace the left and/or right mouse button micro switches from the Razer Naga Trinity.
Tools
Parts
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Unlock the ribbon connector that is held down by the main board clips using the spudger's pointed end.
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Remove one 4mm black Phillips #000 screw from the left side of the mouse holding the scroll wheel LED controller board.
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Then pull the LED controller board upwards and out.
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Pry and remove the scroll wheel feedback bar from its hold-down clips using the hook end of a halberd spudger.
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Remove the scroll wheel feedback bar from the scroll wheel by holding down the spring and using angled tweezers to remove it from its placement.
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Remove the scroll wheel optical encoder 3-pin connector from the main board by wiggling the connector upwards.
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Using the opening tool, pry the black bracket holding the scroll wheel in place backwards until the scroll wheel housing pops out.
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Remove the USB Type A to 5-pin connector from the main board by pinching and pulling upwards.
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Place the tip of the soldering iron onto the micro switch contact pins.
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Work around the micro switch pins while prying the switch with an opening pick.
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Remove and replace OMRON D2FC-F-K(50M) micro switch.
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Ensure the micro switch is bonded by performing a tug test.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
12 comments
dont bother. It took me 2 hours to get it replace and left click still dident work even when i heared it click. Just work some over time at work and buy a new
If the switch is still clicking and you tried replacing it, the issue surely is somewhere else.
You should look if there are other parts inside that look “
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I was in contact with Razer support for about a week now before getting the usual response “sorry I checked, we don’t have any replacement parts” and basically told me to go &&^& myself and buy a new one.
I spent more than 100€ on this thing yet whenever I ask support ANYTHING it always boils down to this. This is the third time with three different Razer devices and I always get the same answer.
I’ll try this fix here and if that doesn’t work, this was surely the last time Razer got a single cent out of me.
Andreas -
If you're not afraid of working with very small parts you can also try fixing the switch itself. You have to bend a small metal lip and that should fix the issue.
Here is a guide on how to do it, fixed my mouse with that one just half an hour ago.
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