Tools required:
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Glorious Model I 2 Wireless
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#0 Phillips Screwdriver
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Plastic Pry Tool.
Step 1: Begin by removing all six mouse skates.
- Keep the angle of the tool shallow to avoid scratching the mouse.
Step 2: Remove the seven screws using a #0 Phillips screwdriver.
- These screws are unique and cannot be interchanged (see Step 2A - 2C).
Step 2A: The four corner screws are long screws.
Step 2B: The right side and left side rear screws are medium screws.
Step 2C: The left side front screw is a short screw.
Step 3: Insert the plastic pry tool into the seam at the rear of the mouse, twisting gently to open.
Step 4: Open the case carefully to expose the inner cables.
Step 5: Pull up on the plastic tabs on both sides of the ribbon cables to release the cables.
Step 6: Open the mouse to access the other cables.
Step 7: Flip the plastic tab upward on the small ribbon cable connector, then remove the cable.
Step 8: Remove the power cable by pulling on both sides of the white cable connector.
Step 9: Remove the three screws securing the sensor board.
- Keep these screws separate.
Step 10: Lift the sensor board straight up and away from the bottom case.
Step 11: Remove the scroll wheel by pulling the stem out of the assembly.
Step 12: Flip the sensor board over and remove the power switch cover.
Step 13: Remove the 4 screws securing the daughterboard.
- Keep these screws separate.
Step 14: Remove the thumb and rear buttons from the side of the mouse.
Step 15: Remove the inner plastic button bracket using the pry tool.
Step 16: Flip the tab on the cable connector up and remove the small ribbon cable.
Step 17: Applying gentle outward pressure to the case, remove the daughterboard by lifting it out at an angle.
Step 18: Remove the 5 screws securing the LMB, RMB, and DPI buttons.
Step 19: Pop the DPI button away from the shell and remove it.
Step 20: Loosen the LMB and RMB by pulling them gently away from the inner shell, then remove them through the holes in the outer shell.
Step 20A: Note the stem on the plastic near the front of the button.
Disassembly is complete. To reassemble the Mouse follow these steps in reverse.