How to fix Mouse Double Click（g502 hero）

[@MachiriReviews]

Me: *tries to pause video* G502 Hero: "Here's that full screen you wanted."

[@75greenfish62]

that literally just happened to me...

[@TenthElementGraphics]

No fucking shit. I spent like $60 on this mouse and I'm so ready to throw it in the trash. Don't think I'm ever going to buy a logitech mouse again.

[@kriekbecerril7666]

Just happened to me , lol

[@The9thMonth]

I tried to upvote this and couldn't because it clicked twice lol

[@WilhelminaRa]

your upvotes are probably dobleclick related

[@MrSharkYT]

Temporary tip if you don't want to peal or ruin your pads (unless you got replacements), I just try to pull open a gap in the front of the mouse (where the clicking issue is) just a little bit and then blow really hard into the mouse, banged it gently on the top, and the sides. It usually gets fixed XD if it happens again, I do it again and it gets fixed

[@annehonyme]

OMG ! It works !!!

[@aspicdu69]

THANK YOU BRO, IT WORKS :D

[@Playzr_yt]

Can you explain more please?

[@HexaHvH]

I just want to know what have you done to figure this out.

[@Playzr_yt]

@@HexaHvH it worked for u?

[@TedBackus]

just an FYI, once you pop the top off the mouse, you can stop there & move on to pulling the switch caps off. there is no point in pilling the secondary PCB's off, or even the scroll wheel housing. the left & right click are fully accessible without removing them. also, a pencil eraser works great in cleaning metal, just rub the metal like youre erasing pencil writing

[@YorkshireBeanie]

me at 2 minutes into the video: Yeah ill just buy a new one.

[@superscribe6651]

Or use the warranty if you have it

[@billaa49]

waste of plastic and copper

[@YorkshireBeanie]

UPDATE! Bought a new one, spent £60 on an ifixit kit, FULL Of optimism i managed to get to the part when you take the cover of the clicker and couldn’t figure out how to do it, upon putting back together with the aid of the fabulous pointed curved tweezers in the ifixit kit I put a hole in the ribbon cable to the side buttons. Always wanted a mouse for spare parts...

[@75greenfish62]

same.

[@JaviSM391]

I will just buy a Corsair M65 Elite, good choice or any suggestion?

[@AzKat69]

How to fix it without disassembly: - Squeeze the buttons for about 10 seconds (real hard, tho careful not to break em) - shake it - bop it - twist it - shake it again - repeat squeeze - shake it again Problem solved (for about 9 months now) Edit: Works for Logitech G903 as well.

[@robertsimofi8582]

I can confirm that this really worked. Thanks a lot. Bonus: use a straw to blow the particles underneath.

[@lukaskkj]

Are you serious?

[@AzKat69]

@@lukaskkj yes, that was not a joke.

[@lukaskkj]

@@AzKat69 Alright, just sounded like the game instructions for the "Bop It!" toy lol

[@AzKat69]

@@lukaskkj well, the important bits are the squeeze and shake parts

[@EliasDam]

Someone mentioned that you could use an eraser instead of metal polish. I'm just here to confirm that it works this way (so far at least, I just finished the repair). Anyhow, thanks for the guide! It's so nice to be able to repair the mouse instead of buying a new one, and generating more electronic waste.

[@GT4547A]

Yes an eraser is a good alternative if you don't have any metal polish lying around. What metal polish does is it shaves off the old dirty coating that has built up thus making it look "polished" & new. It also applies a protective coating to make it last a tad longer

[@DaylenAmell]

I fixed the double-click problem of my G502's left click button by simply repeatedly shaking the mouse, banging the mouse onto my hand and hitting the left button a little bit harder than usual. Before I fixed it, roughly about 1/3 to 1/2 of my single clicks were double clicks, and now none of the single clicks are double clicks (after many many trials). Hence I'm certain that those actions I mentioned solved the problem.

[@gorbork]

this.

[@andreg.7733]

Is your g502 still working all right?

[@kjellman96]

Thank you very much man!

[@Threegale]

yeah do you have a update about the mouse, does it still work after 3 months?

[@Anb4R]

Solved. thank you. this is some gigachad solutions

[@garylamanilao]

Thanks for the video. This has been immensely helpful, but rather than cleaning the internals of the OMRON switches I opted to replace them with KAILH GM 8.0. Really love the size, feel, and layout of the G502 Hero - it's just sad that the OMRON switches inside it crap out and has really dismal lifespan.

[@НикитаПетров-ъ4м]

How did it go? No compatibility issues?

[@sunnydawarkhan]

so I've followed the guide, there are some information missing.. you can use tooth paste instead of metal polish.. 🤷‍♂️ works like a charm, and fixed my scroll wheel issue also by self.. feeling like it's a new mouse 🖱.. 😁

[@tankias_pt]

Hi, I was about to spent another 60$ in a new mouse because of the double click dilema when I crossed with your video and decided to give it a try. Everything its pretty easy using the right tools, I ended up using an sanding paper grid P1000. Only thing that's a little bit more tricky is the cooper contacts are very fragile, I found easy to place them in the right position and then use a very small flat screw driver to push the round part up to is position. So far seems to be working properly. Thanks for sharing this with the community! Best regards, Tankias -EDIT After one month everything is still working as normal.

[@JebsRahmo]

Can't thank you enough disassembly of the wheel gave me hell and was unsuccessful to clean wheel bay Copper trigger was tricky to assemble it back but thanks to your demonstration my mouse became whole again :)

[@Th3Shrike]

Got to love having screws under glued padding

[@ErrorGameManiac]

its how you know they dont want people fixing their stuff.

[@AtlanticTM]

@@ErrorGameManiac literally every single mouse on the planet has the screws underneath the Teflon/PTFE pads which are glued on because its a soft material that isn't possible to clip in or attach in basically any other fashion than an adhesive...

[@Davenzoid]

@@AtlanticTM i mean, why have them be under the pads in the first place anyway?

[@DaBurntToaster]

its tape, and with the right tool (not a screw driver) you can peel them off 2 or 3 times on a good mouse like a g502 without damaging the tape too much, if it gets dirty, rub some alcohol on it to clean it.

[@DaBurntToaster]

@@ErrorGameManiac if they didnt want people fixing it, they'd use clips and security bits or worse, glue. not generic philips head screws and reusable tape

[@redteam77]

Thank you, your video helped me fix my mouse. I did not want to search and get hold of new slide pads so what I did different was, using your pictures as a guide, I pressed on the pads to locate the screw holes, then with a small jewelers Phillips head driver I pushed the driver through the pad creating a small hole. The driver was able to undo the screws leaving them located inside the pads. I fixed the mouse and put it back together. There are four small holes in the pads that do not effect the form or function. Thanks again.

[@rudrakshshrivastava]

i am watching this before i buy the mouse, so that i know, after six months what to do LOL

[@abdinasirabdule8836]

Ive had mine for a year and now it started double clickin i contacted logitech and they are giving me new g502

[@joelperpetua3929]

Mine took almost 3 years to die lmao

[@abdinasirabdule8836]

@@joelperpetua3929 lol my mouse fixed itself but they send me a new one and i can keep the old one ;O so i have 2 g502 working mouses

[@joelperpetua3929]

@@abdinasirabdule8836 I am looking for some reviews on the g903 and if it seems nice then I will get one 😂

[@abdinasirabdule8836]

@@joelperpetua3929 i dont have that one but the mouse looks cool atleast lol but the price is really high tbh 100 dollars for a mouse hell nah

[@nicodanelli]

Thank you very much for your content. It was very well detailed and helpful. I managed to repair my G502SE Hero mouse and now works perfectly. The only difference from your instructions is that instead of polish, I used a thin strip of 1000 grit sand paper. All the best to you!

[@Tuxedo2680]

Polish is a better option though because sandpaper can remove part of the copper plating on the contacts and they will corrode faster next time around. Of course 1000 grit is pretty fine but still, metal polish is the safer option.

[@hunterlimu9385]

Thanks a lot for the indepth video. I repaired mine just minutes ago. Now the double click is simply GONE. Have a nice day mate

[@ItsaJuraff]

This fixed it! Thank you so much! To anyone about to do this, be careful taking the housing off of the switch (2:45). The plastic button will fall out when you remove the housing, and it is hard to find if you drop it on the floor.

[@svmoki]

you dropped it on the floor didn't you

[@ItsaJuraff]

@@svmoki I super did and it sucked

[@svmoki]

i ended up dropping it lmao@@ItsaJuraff

[@ZEROgring0]

After about a million hours of trying to put back together the little metal for the buttons, I managed to fit it all together. And amazingly it works, the annoying double click is gone xd

[@Anonsy_GB]

Trying to do this myself. I think I understand why they put suicide nets up in Chinese factories. If I had to do this shit every day assembling microswitches, I'd throw myself out a window gladly.

[@jackijackdarth1938]

how tf... bro i think i legit broke mine.... it feels to small to fit how

[@homeig-2234]

After hours of trying to put it back in, I threw the mouse away

[@ManicMachineElf]

@@Anonsy_GB lmfao so true. i'm not looking forward to doing this once this mouse starts facing this double clicking issue (hopefully never).

[@Richard-rk1ru]

I took my mouse apart as you did and now you pull out metal polish which I don't have. Great to know I can put it back together without fixing anything. Edit: I tried cleaning it anyways without the polish and it works.

[@JohnnyLance101]

what did you use instead of metal polish?

[@Richard-rk1ru]

@@JohnnyLance101 nothing, just rubbed it dry with some cotton q tips

[@AzKat69]

@@Richard-rk1ru rust gets on the surface of that thing, and you can either "brute force" it (squeeze it real hard, or give it some LONG and HARD presses) and you get the same result without disassembling it. Don't use enough force to break the plastic tho. This seems to work on the G502 proteus spectrum as well

[@thaedleinad]

@@JohnnyLance101 rubbing alcohol or WD-40 should do it as well

[@lehelzelenka207]

@@JohnnyLance101 You could use some really fine sandpaper. Anything above 2500 grit should be fine since those are mostly for polishing.

[@imrankhan-ko4op]

beating it harder for 30 seconds and it fixed!!! I was scared of disassembling ... thank GOD!!!!!

[@TechInspected]

Thank you! I had the G502 lightspeed and it was a bit more complex to disassemble and the very small metal spring was a harder to put back in the switch but so far so good.

[@banfigore2820]

THIS HAS BEEN EXTREMELY HELPFULL, I had an issue where my left click wasn t working at all, but after doing the exact steps in the video, it started working again. The only trouble that I'm having is that that blue small lego like "chip" is not making the click sound anymore and the sensitivity of the click is very high, but, again, at least I have a functioning mouse again. Thank you so much for the instructions ! Bless you.

[@amineblb9446]

I hope that this answer can still help you even after 1 year. If you loose the clicking sound that means you haven’t reinstalled the copper contact correctly. You have to push the round part gently until it clicks on position. Once it does, you can hear the clicking if you try the screw driver test just like the video. That part is not well explained on the videos. Good luck

[@auchd2234]

I bought a G502 lightspeed 10€ with this problem, i was going to change the switchs but found your video and fixed it with your method 😃 The copper parts in the switchs are a bit tricky to put back correctly.

[@bull4920]

Why anyone would thumbs down is beyond me. this video was so helpful and I didn't even have the regular g502. I have the lightspeed and it takes alot more screws to remove but the video still helps massive. Thanks you so much. Saved me a new mouse because this is my favorite model ever.

[@enrikes9877]

Too bad we can't see them now.

[@rashidkhan-xm4rl]

fixed mine g102 by replacing switches from my dead g402

[@user-rs8zg8ey2b]

For $2 a switch, just put new ones in, would take less time and definitely last longer.

[@Camacho557]

If you are going to take apart a switch housing you might just replace it entirely if you have the tools (a top tier switch like a Kailh 8.0 is $2 usd)

[@luislujan9099]

After a very stressful hour and breaking some tiny plastic piece that i had no clue if it was important, it worked 😭 thanks so much :)

[@MrBenderrrr]

Thank you not only did it fix my issues, but i realized i could have fixed all the mouses i bought before.

[@justinhoang992]

Hi, i have a problem with the scroll left button (in your video, it shows as a small square switch). Wondering if you have an idea which kind of switch I need to buy and replace it? Thank you

[@Crystal2938]

I think my mouse is fixed! After a few hours of using it it seems to make proper contact consistently. I was having a problem where the right click would not hold and would constantly loose contact. This method of cleaning it seems to have worked. I didn't have any metal polish. I just got a sturdy tissue and wiped down all the parts to clean it. (Dry, no water or anything) Then used a can of compressed air to lightly blow away any dust . It did take me a few tries to get back together. That little metal piece is tricky. I'm very happy I found this. I really did not have $50 to spend on a new mouse.

[@stereoghost5396]

I have the same problem rn, thinking of doing this method

[@The_antisocial_streamer]

Hi, bit of a long shot but after accidentally overloading power my g502 hero needs a new component on the large pcb power arrives on. Components is marked u3. Do you have a schematic or know what this component is please.

[@Nekrozys]

Someone get this man an iFixit kit already !

[@ManicMachineElf]

the whole point is to not spend money. that kit quite literally costs $70+ which would get you a mouse better than the g502 hero anyway.

[@agentlucky1035]

I got one of them and got the same issue... thought about buying a new one in every case so I wanted to go with the Razer Basilitik V3... Its kind of the same model but other company.... does it have the same issues like the Logitech one?

[@Ryan_Daniels]

Worked great! Had this mouse for 5 years and hoping to get another 5. Just go slow and try not to break the switch covers. If you do plastic weld works great to fix it.

[@casonwoody]

I own the wireless and wired versions. Issue appeared on both in under a year. Definitely not a rare occurrence. Strangely enough, I stopped using one of them for a couple months, went back to it, and now it's working fine atm. If the little springs are copper is this just an inevitability as the metal patinas?

[@davisfrancois9133]

en une heure ma G502 HERO refonctionne comme une neuve . merci pour cette vidéo . j'ai utilisé du BELGUM pour nettoyer les lamelles . top vidéo

[@Keetsoone]

Guys, on video it's looks extremely easy to put metal thingy back to it's place, but on pratice it took me like 10 mintues just to realize how it should look in final form and another 10 minutes to achieve the goal. So be prepared. And i would advice you to have a replacment for switcher just in case. By the way i used C2H5OH instead of metal polish cream since i didn't had it and it worked fine.

[@azzy-551]

just say ethanol or alcohol.

[@jackb3953]

Thanks a bunch mate, not an easy fix but doable. Fixed my issue, saved me $100 for a new one.

[@alohl669]

How did you put the sliders? when I extracted them I left its glu plate. I don't know if is better to buy other sliders o use some kind of double glue plates

[@magnapeccatrix]

What about the square switches for mouse wheel right and left on the same mouse? Can these switches be opened up?

[@billaa49]

best video I've ever seen to do this. I think in the future I'll seek out a better design but from what I've seen this appears to be the universal mouse clicker. Maybe this is just a great way to keep testing my patience and fine motor skills as I age though.

[@Complexus27]

hi my logitech g502 lightspeed got a problem.. the left click is holding after i click once.. so if i turned it off and back on it stops holding but if i click again it is holding the left click. sometimes it works normal but yesterday i couldnt use it cause of that problem.. can you help?

[@ashishkumarsharma5038]

I tried this. It worked for me perfectly but you require patience to do this

[@DraxTheDestroyer]

Thank you! I did every step from this video, it fixed my issues. Guys be careful with how you place that copper metal that clicks back on the switch because I partially broke the part (the part that hooks) of the switch behind the mouse wheel because I was too harsh (that one is smaller than the left and right switches and more frail!)

[@migesss]

Thank you thank you thank you!! Worked like a charm. Quick tip, I didn't realize I was gonna need polish until halfway into the video and my mouse already disassembled, so I just SUPER gently scraped both contact points with a Swiss army knife. May have halved my switches's lifespan, but hey, they were already not working, so good outcome I guess.

[@vitaminKsGood4u]

Life saver!!! I got it working but that switch was driving me insane trying to figure out, I had to slow down your video to .5 and watch it about 5 times but got it clicking again! I expect this will prolly only keep working for a few months before it breaks again though so time to start looking for a new mouse.

[@tuunaes]

Instead of another gaming mouse with likely same wrong switch in a wrong place get soldering equipment and replace those generic design China made 5V 100mA minimum for proper contact "wetting" craps with proper micro load specced switches using better design and contact materials. Anything else than D2F-01 is simply used way outside spec for it to keep working electrically. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGalmXh5i9F-gKM

[@blitzonyt8458]

Dude me and my friend did this , and we didn't break any part. We didn't know how to keep the copper thing back in there inside the switch , but we managed to do it and it was mess finding a perfect screwdriver for my screws which are below mouse skates , anyway i have to thank u for showing the parts and i have a functioning mouse again. Thank u ( once again )

[@rationalpotato5140]

My god this video helped me so much, my mouse was literally unusable before I watched this video, but when I fixed my mouse it worked perfectly! Thank you!

[@PfefferPfeff]

this solved my problem. however instead of cleaning the copper plate I just slightly bent the curved part, was really annoying to get back in but it did the trick. also seeing the complete disassembly is good to know if I have future problems with the mouse 👍

[@_Victor_1524]

Could it be solved also by just soldering the faulty switch out, and replacing it with a different one? Possibly not even from the same mouse? It shouldn't reaally matter honestly, right?

[@gls347]

Thank you for the video. This is challenging and frustrating but it did work for me. Probably took me 3 hours. 100% fixed.

[@MrSoyoc]

Merci beaucoup. Grâce à vous j'ai sauver ma g502 👍

[@realEraldoneto]

Man, it was hard to replace that little piece back! Almost 4h to reassemble everything just because of those two little pieces, like a patience test!!! One advice: if is just one switch that has problems, it's not necessary to open the other one. It's really difficult, guys. Mine is working good so far. Thanks for the tips

[@mrigom1]

Ul can you pls specify for us which tools did you use for opening the microswitches name pls 🙏 it would be very helpfull along with the link where to buy that from if you have any❤️ would be much appreciated.

[@drsch]

after watching how much effort it takes to fix this problem, I'm thinking it would be better solution for Logitech to just stop selling crap.

[@Jooeffoh]

Here's how I fixed my logitech G604 in about 10 or 15 second with no dissasembly needed... Hold the mouse steady with your left hand then use your index finger on the other hand to rapidly tap as quickly as possible and quite hard on the mouse button that's having the double click problem. Do this for about 15 seconds or so, with 30 or 40 taps. If the issue still remains, try it again. Mine has been working perfectly since doing this yesterday!

[@cheetamcu644]

Thank you for saving my sanity your thing works for me too.

[@arturocruz7020]

Worked for me as well with a G502 hero. Thank you

[@aeroripper]

I tried the main method per a highly rated previous comment here, which did help but it was still happening. This is what actually fixed it for good on my G502 hero too. Thanks!

[@ytdaka7689]

I am having trouble with 4:46 where we put the copper thing back can you guys give me any tips or ideas how to do it?

[@simon9797]

I had trouble here as well. You have to lay it across like it is in the video so that it cannot move up or down, then press in the curved part and it should lock in.

[@moathaljabawi2838]

this is the only fix that worked for my g502, thanks a lot

[@nattodaisuki3801]

hey what are all the tools you used? that pry bar looks useful

[@FaisalGH002]

yo i got the exact same issue but for the back button. Think I should follow the same process?

[@SkittlezRD]

Man, I suck... I did it and broke the back button, but DPI shift and forward still works, and hey, I fixed the double click problem at least... EDIT: I managed to fix it, the ribbon cables lock broke. So I fixed it by putting a thin piece of plastic in between it making the contacts touch finishing the circuit; remember, it's not stupid if it works :D Also, thank you for the fix!

[@MKlukowski]

Clearly presented and a whole heap of help! Thank you.

[@farrelian8214]

b r o this is amazing, ive been fixing it by just lodging a piece of paper between the left click and the macro key, and i have to re adjust everytime its out of position. but this. this actually works thanks bro

[@paulovictordesouza1720]

Man, thanks a bunch. My mouse was not even a double clicking anymore, it was more like infinite clicks Did all the things that you showed us (and broke a few plastic things, but the mice is working fine i guess) and boom one click again Thanks a lot

[@UrvineSpiegel]

took me like 2 hours to get that little copper piece back on, but it worked! Thanks! I wouldn't advise doing this if you don't have steady hands.

[@ReflexShow]

I bet you lie! :D

[@TheSeller58]

Same here this little piece of shit drove me crazy. But it works now. Let’s se how long 😅

[@foxyn_]

Is it the same for the thumb buttons ? (Back button) It always go back twice

[@emilridulfo5754]

Thank you so much! Followed all the steps and it actually worked afterwards!

[@Skillet024]

Anyone know if the new g502 version which has 24k dpi uses the same click switches? Basically I wanna know if they fixed the problem or they just changed the sensor and nothing more.

[@Russianbigbang]

Sorry for my bad english... I dont have double klick, but i have an other problem on 2 Buttons. Sometimes if i press the right mouse button (i hear the "klick") and hold it (to aim), does it go out of sight... (i hold the button) if I press stronger, it go in to the sight back...

[@donshogo1971]

masz wszelkie objawy dwu kliku

[@smokey_mcbong]

How sensitive are the copper springs in the mouse?

[@reisenudongein.1]

Is the g502 and g502 hero use the same case?( The body)

[@meshy3421]

Thanks for the walkthrough! I spilled some water over my mouse and that caused some inconsistency with the clicking. I guess there was a little arcing between those two nodes. I assumed this due to a slight blueish discoloration. Didn't have the polish so I just applied some delicate abrasion to the nodes. It seems to have done the trick! SO glad I don't need to buy another!!!

[@marijnkuijlman]

Thx a lot! This is the first DIY video that worked for me! :-)

[@austinvojvodin3198]

I did it! Thank you soooooooo much. Those springs are hell >_>. I ended up linking up the rear tab first, then pushed up the spring with a small pin instead of pulling against the spring like you did at 4:50.

[@ridvanvarol42]

how did you manage to fix this spring there im zoo dump to do this

[@AaronStepp1270]

I can’t put the metal part back into the switch and I’ve been trying all day, is there a technique or something???

[@erickjmoreno]

it's just hard

[@afifripleyxi]

Best way is to slot in the first hole and put the metal in place , then push the middle metal in . You might need two person to do this. One to hold the metal and another person to push in the middle metal

[@SobeR999]

I do it sideways

[@Xlaxsauce]

This mouse is not built well. It has far too many gaps for ingress to occur. Don't remember the number, but their old mice use to last way longer. Even my G305 has outlasted two G502s. Still wonder if Dieletric grease would be good to put in there.

[@coolissimo69]

Thanks Brother , after years of service, my mouse went nuts double clicking, it is making me mad.

[@bloosh100]

i needed confirmation if its really ok to remove the rubber bottoms... will it go back or will it be flimsy?

[@ak14619]

Do it carefully and make sure it stays in one piece so the double sided tape, random layers of things and the “rubber” bottom stay together.

[@Zormirz0s]

Thank you so much! It saved my mouse! However I struggled as hell at @4:50 I didn't uderstand that you had to push the little curved part into a fitting as well... Took me 30 min of trying to figure it out.

[@lightdumb]

Pls reply quick to this, why isn’t my thing going up, it’s staying on the bottom not clicking up

[@Zormirz0s]

@@lightdumb hey

[@Zormirz0s]

@@lightdumb can you give me your Facebook or something so i can send you a pic?

[@Zormirz0s]

I guess you fixed it but in other case, the little bented part need to be in a gate

[@lightdumb]

No I didn’t fix it sorry

[@AadityaRoy]

God bless you man, this seems to have solved the issue. This really helped

[@Lena-vw6ye]

So essentially, an issue that the device was mostly having was that the contact points were most likely slowly corroding from the signals being sent constantly from the clicking. He polished it, and then put it back together, quite simple if you just take your time and make sure to have a bright lit and clear table to work on this.

[@jeffreynguyen4697]

Thanks man, this fixed my g502 hero and my protus that was having the double/triple click issue.

[@shadowninja8082]

now my mouse works without the cover but as soon as i put the cover on left and right click dont work. problem is that the small blue buttons that the cover muse buttons is supossed to press is to low for the cover to press down. (update) I fixed it i just had to press gently and carefullu on the back of the 2 cobber plades with a screw driver could feal that the plades whent into the right spot like a clicking feal.

[@boomwick]

thank you works like charm now

[@RaNoL1N_ilia]

hello hope u ll see this . i have problem with middle mouse button where is switch for it

[@MicrowavedCoffee987]

does the g502 lightspeed have this problem?

[@erisonstrider]

Resolvi o problema do duplo clique do meu mouse logitech g502 aplicando WD40, nem precisa abrir. Aplique WD40 pela fresta do botão, para atingir o conector do clique, borrife um pouco e em seguida de umas clicadas no botão para ajudar o líquido a entrar no componente. Se não tiver WD40 use um limpa contato comum e problema resolvido!

[@plaskinha]

funciona mesmo? n tem perigo de estragar o oleo?

[@erisonstrider]

@@plaskinha Não tem perigo. Passei em 2 mouses g502 que tenho, ambos apresentavam o mesmo problema. Agora funcionam perfeitamente.

[@erisonstrider]

@@plaskinha usei o wd40 original, mas talvez um limpa contato também sirva.

[@lightdumb]

Is the polish cleaner necessary

[@yasirkhana142]

Thankyou so much. i did same like u and my double click issue is fixed for both buttons. thankyou again. God bless U

[@gameversesl7774]

i also fix my issue by following this steps and I wonder how long will this will last long?

[@hamdanali3063]

Thanks bro. Its working now. Now I can be in ADS the whole day.

[@leebigger4572]

Thanks for video! Made like you show, realy works. Mouse g502 SE, but inside everything is similar. Im very happy mouse now works like new without doubleclick!

[@sommat]

I was having problems with not clicking. This did help. I used some glass polishing compound I had.

[@absolum5885]

Why mine hasn't any screws behind the sticky/sliding thing ?

[@regal_7877]

Spent a whole minute trying to get out of full screen because my mouse kept double clicking randomly and going back into full screen.

[@lm-pv2sw]

How do i fix g502 right click because it's not registering any clicking and the only way to use right click is by pressing hard somewhere in the middle of the right click

[@Stratos1988]

Thanks for the upload, had the same issue, almost lost those springs in the process :) Got them in place thanks to this vid, Cheers

[@bioret]

Using this video, I cleaned my left mouse click copper contacts to fix an in issue where when dragging stuff around, it would register as a click release, dropping my my dragged items randomly. Thanks

[@Squeezy01]

I am looking to buy this mouse. Anyone with experience, how long after you bought the mouse did it develop this issue?

[@bachkhoi9450]

something really odd about the copper metal things in the switch, it really hard to put it in again.

[@e_athlete]

I wanted the video to end with the double click LOL

[@TheYvenn]

That fixed my problem of right click not holding. Thanks!