Optical Mouse diode stopped working

[vissen]

My PC is kind of broken (or maybe it was because of the mouse?) and from Time to Time it was: instantly disconnecting, quickly and repeatedly disconnecting and connecting and somtimes reconnecting by itself, usually had to crawl under the deska and reconnect it. Now, yesterday it did the same thing again, but after that, both the red sensor diode and LED diodes stopped working, button serem to worek fine.
By the way, my mouse is Natec Genesis GX57. Also the front side button broke, so I'd Say I need a new mouse anyway.
One morze thing. It MAY be on a warranty, but it's not worth to find it out nor to replace it. Just tell me how I cold maybe fix it if you have an idea

 

[gdmaclew]

It's not worth it to try and fix a mouse unless you want to clean it.
But I would say get a new one.

 

[vissen]

It's not worth it to try and fix a mouse unless you want to clean it.
But I would say get a new one.

I have time to fix it and it sure is dirty, but if it's hard and if I will get a new one soon, it's probably not worth it like you said. Also, is there a chance that these diodes are fried?

 

[jaslion]

My PC is kind of broken (or maybe it was because of the mouse?) and from Time to Time it was: instantly disconnecting, quickly and repeatedly disconnecting and connecting and somtimes reconnecting by itself, usually had to crawl under the deska and reconnect it. Now, yesterday it did the same thing again, but after that, both the red sensor diode and LED diodes stopped working, button serem to worek fine.
By the way, my mouse is Natec Genesis GX57. Also the front side button broke, so I'd Say I need a new mouse anyway.
One morze thing. It MAY be on a warranty, but it's not worth to find it out nor to replace it. Just tell me how I cold maybe fix it if you have an idea

It's a 25$ mouse. I would just replace it since you listed all those small defects.

 

[vissen]

gdmaclew

I have time to fix it and it sure is dirty, but if it's hard and if I will get a new one soon, it's probably not worth it like you said. Also, is there a chance that these diodes are fried?

 

[Tolis_GR]

The wires are usually poorly soldered on the board for budget mice. Mistreatment will eventually brake some connections. I ve repaired my old mouse by opening it up and checking the wires. If you believe it's worth it, go for it. It's half dead eitherway

 

[vissen]

I feel like I'm going to only get answers like that and you're right, it's not really worth it to try fixing it.

 

[justin.m.beauvais]

I mean, you could try to fix it if it is your hobby to fix things... but ultimately a new mouse would be far less of a headache and be all shiny and new and have that great new electronics smell.