How To Fix Logitech Anywhere Mx Phantom Double Click Repair Guide

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Easy

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4

Time Required

                          3 - 9 minutes            

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Front Screw Removal               

• The front screws are underneath the front gliders. The can be removed with a butterknive or Plastic Opening Tool. The gliders have three layers, be careful not to seperate them.

The front screws are underneath the front gliders. The can be removed with a butterknive or Plastic Opening Tool. The gliders have three layers, be careful not to seperate them.

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Step 2

              Removing Back Screws               

• The back screws are underneath the stickers with the battery images. You can either remove them, like I did, or just poke a hole into them to get to the screws.

The back screws are underneath the stickers with the battery images. You can either remove them, like I did, or just poke a hole into them to get to the screws.

Step 3

              Identification of the Problem               

• After the four screws are removed, the top and the bottom part can be easily taken apart. In the top part the grove that was made by the click-sensor should be cleary visible. This causes the phantom double clicks.

After the four screws are removed, the top and the bottom part can be easily taken apart. In the top part the grove that was made by the click-sensor should be cleary visible. This causes the phantom double clicks.

Step 4

              Solution of the Problem               

• Put a piece of tape over the groove.

Put a piece of tape over the groove.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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                    Stefan Magometschnigg                     

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Wynadorn - Jan 10, 2017

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Worked well for me, lets see how long it’ll last.

jcrhino - Jan 29, 2017

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Worked for me too…saved a great little mouse!

Wojciech Gradkowski - Mar 14, 2017

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Thank you for this hint! It worked perfectly

Jakab Ponoczky - Mar 23, 2017

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Thank you, it worked!

Kon-Kon Chao - Sep 29, 2017

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Thank you for this guide! Got my mouse working and saved me some money :)