Question Help finding switch name (ID)

[Lautaro96]

Hi, I have a HyperX mouse that is 7 months old and recently the wheel click stopped working.

I decided to repair it, open it and change the faulty switch but it doesn't have any identification (I haven't removed it yet)
Do you know where I can find the name of the switch on a page or someone who knows how to identify it?

In the photo I mark with a red circle the switch that does not work

The mouse is a Hyperx pulsefire surge RGB, the product was made in china

Thanks for any help

T

 

[Eximo]

7 months, get it replaced by the manufacturer.

Pretty non-descript switch. Some surface mount normally open or normally closed push button. Get the dimensions and start searching Mouser and Digi-Key. Might be more of a label underneath if you take it off.

You may want to confirm the switch is bad before bothering to replace it. Get yourself a multimeter in continuity mode and see if the button press does anything.

 

[Aeacus]

I have a HyperX mouse that is 7 months old and recently the wheel click stopped working.

I decided to repair it,

7 months old = still under warranty. But since you gutted it, you voided your warranty.

If you want to get into mice repair business, buy old/broken mice to gut and repair.

 

[Lautaro96]

7 months, get it replaced by the manufacturer.

Pretty non-descript switch. Some surface mount normally open or normally closed push button. Get the dimensions and start searching Mouser and Digi-Key. Might be more of a label underneath if you take it off.

You may want to confirm the switch is bad before bothering to replace it. Get yourself a multimeter in continuity mode and see if the button press does anything.

Sorry, I forgot to explain it, but I don't have the warranty papers, that's why I opened it, and when I remove the switch, it doesn't have any name, it's just black. I'll look it up for the measurements, thanks

 

[Grobe]

The button there looks like a standard "pcb push button". However, before you buy a new one, I'd recommend you take it out and measure the height.

The normal operation for those buttons are that two pins at one side is internal connected, and also for the other side. Like this

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/325666616801513237/

View: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/325666616801513237/

 

[tecmo34]

HyperX Pulsefire Surge Review

HyperX joined the mouse game not too long ago, so they are still pretty much newcomers to this market. However, their second product of this kind already offers a PMW3389 top optical sensor, main buttons rated for 50 million clicks, 360° RGB lighting, and many more amazing features.

www.techpowerup.com

Scroll Wheel is a 10 mm tall gray core TTC model
The left and right switches are D2FC-F-K models by Omron

 

[Lautaro96]

HyperX Pulsefire Surge Review

HyperX joined the mouse game not too long ago, so they are still pretty much newcomers to this market. However, their second product of this kind already offers a PMW3389 top optical sensor, main buttons rated for 50 million clicks, 360° RGB lighting, and many more amazing features.

www.techpowerup.com

Scroll Wheel is a 10 mm tall gray core TTC model
The left and right switches are D2FC-F-K models by Omron

Thank you very very much :3