Logitech G Pro Wireless Mouse Side Button Switch Replacement

Find a stable desk or table to work on.

Create a clean work area on the surface.

Set up a mat on the work area.

Place the mouse on the work area.

Flip the power switch to OFF.

Use a spudger to gently lift and remove the five skates.

Remove the seven 4.4 mm-long Phillips #00 screws on the bottom shell of the mouse.

Separate the bottom shell of the mouse from the top shell.

Remove the single 3 mm-long Phillips #00 screw securing the battery bracket.

Pop the battery out gently with the spudger.

Use the tweezers to lift up the electrical ribbon locking tab.

Gently pull out the ribbon to separate the bottom shell and top shell of the mouse.

Remove the four 3 mm-long Phillips #00 screws securing the left and right mouse buttons on the inside of the top shell.

Flip the top shell over.

Remove the right and left mouse buttons.

Using the screwdriver, remove the two 3 mm-long Phillips #00 screws securing the middle housing assembly inside the mouse. Set the screws aside in a safe place to avoid losing them.

Using the spudger, gently pry up the middle housing assembly from the edges. Carefully lift the middle section out of the mouse body.

Using the screwdriver, remove the four 3 mm-long Phillips #00 screws securing the scroll wheel assembly to the mouse.

Using the spudger, gently lift the small ribbon cable connector from the circuit board. Carefully disconnect the ribbon cable by pulling it straight out of the connector.

Once disconnected, lift and remove the scroll wheel assembly from the mouse.

Using the screwdriver, remove the four 3mm Phillips #00 screws securing the blue side button brackets on both sides of the mouse.

Remove the nine 3 mm-long Phillips #00 screws securing the main internal frame (black plastic structure).

Remove the single 3mm Phillips #00 screw at the top of the mouse near the front end.

Carefully lift the internal assembly out of the outer mouse shell. Set the outer shell aside.

Remove the blue side button brackets from both sides of the internal frame.

Gently lift out the four side buttons from the frame.

Using the spudger, gently pry up the edge of the side circuit board from the plastic frame. Work your way along the edge, carefully releasing the clips holding the board in place.

Once loosened, lift the side circuit board away from the frame.

Using the spudger, gently insert the tip under the edge of the circuit board. Carefully pry upward to separate the board from the adhesive securing it to the frame.

Continue working along the edges until the adhesive is fully released. Once loosened, lift the circuit board assembly away from the frame.

Desolder the switch pins on the underside of the PCB.

Using the spudger, gently insert the tip underneath the side switch component. Carefully lift the edge of the switch to begin separating it from the board.

Use a second tool (such as tweezers or a flathead tool) to assist in prying the switch upward. Continue applying gentle pressure until the side switch is fully detached from the board.