Disassembling Logitech Mbj58 Mouse Scroll Wheel From Mount Repair Guide

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

6

Time Required

                          3 - 5 minutes            

Sections

4

• Top cover
• 2 steps
• Removing the Logitech MBJ58 Mouse Scroll Wheel
• 1 step
• Support Spring
• 2 steps
• Disassembling Logitech MBJ58 Mouse Scroll wheel from mount
• 1 step

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Introduction

The scroll wheel may become jammed if the support spring that holds it in place is dislodged. To see how to repair that, as well as how to deconstruct other parts of the mouse, see the Logitech MBJ58 mouse troubleshooting guide.

What you need

Step 1

              Top cover               

• Hold the mouse so that the bottom is facing up.
• Remove the single Phillips #1 screw from the bottom half of the mouse.

Hold the mouse so that the bottom is facing up.

Remove the single Phillips #1 screw from the bottom half of the mouse.

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Step 2

• Place the mouse so that the bottom is resting against a hard surface.
• Lift the top cover of the mouse gently, and remove it.

Place the mouse so that the bottom is resting against a hard surface.

Lift the top cover of the mouse gently, and remove it.

Step 3

              Removing the Logitech MBJ58 Mouse Scroll Wheel               

• Locate the scroll wheel on the mouse.
• Grab the scroll wheel with your thumb and index finger.
• Gently lift up, to remove the scroll wheel from the mouse.

Locate the scroll wheel on the mouse.

Grab the scroll wheel with your thumb and index finger.

Gently lift up, to remove the scroll wheel from the mouse.

Step 4

              Support Spring               

• Locate the spring on the scroll wheel, and carefully remove the spring.

Locate the spring on the scroll wheel, and carefully remove the spring.

Step 5

              Attaching the New Spring               

• Place the replacement spring on the correct side of the wheel (shown in the images) with the prongs pointing down.

Place the replacement spring on the correct side of the wheel (shown in the images) with the prongs pointing down.

Step 6

              Disassembling Logitech MBJ58 Mouse Scroll wheel from mount               

• Use the images to locate where the resistance spring is.
• This spring will easily fall off.
• Grab the scroll wheel and its mount and gently pull them apart.

Use the images to locate where the resistance spring is.

This spring will easily fall off.

Grab the scroll wheel and its mount and gently pull them apart.

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

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Marty Swartz - Apr 8, 2015

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Excellent! I took an MBJ58 apart to remove accumulated gunk, and the resistance spring jumped onto my worktable before I noticed where it came from. Thanks for the help, well done!

Steve Bennett - Jul 25, 2015

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Heh, me too. Couldn’t for the life of me figure out how it went back in. Thanks for the guide!

Bill McFarland - Apr 23, 2016

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Same thing happened to me…saved me a trip to the store for a new mouse!!

thanks for taking the time to post these photos!

leartzajmi - Nov 30, 2016

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huh, thank you very much, amazing guide, the only for this product in Internet , and amazingly accurate

Tay Carr - Jan 22, 2017

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the resistence spring falled off on mine how do i out it back on help