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00:00:00 – 00:16:25
The video presents a detailed guide on disassembling, cleaning, and reassembling a Razer Diamondback mouse. The presenter begins by introducing the necessary tools—tweezers, screwdrivers, and prime tools from an iFixit kit. Throughout the video, they emphasize the importance of careful handling to avoid damaging delicate components such as the front posts and LEDs. Key steps include removing hidden screws, cleaning internal components with water, soap, a toothbrush, and using an ultrasonic cleaner and isopropyl alcohol for skin-contact parts. The reassembly process includes specific advice on dealing with adhesive types used by Razer and preparing new pads for smooth replacement. Overall, the video provides a comprehensive, cautious approach to mouse maintenance, ensuring viewers can successfully clean and maintain their device.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the presenter introduces a Razer Diamondback mouse and explains the plan to disassemble and clean it. The necessary tools mentioned include tweezers, screwdrivers, and prime tools from the iFixit kit. The presenter inspects the mouse, noting the absence of screws under certain areas and decides to remove all the parts that will be replaced regardless. The process of feeling for hidden screws begins.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the creator advises caution when handling the front posts due to their fragility, as they have already broken one. They mention that losing an LED capability is a minor setback. The creator demonstrates how to take a part off and suggests that if you don’t need to wash the bottom part, you can leave it in place and only wash the top. This prevents breaking parts during reassembly. They proceed to detail how the board connects to the chassis via four screws and that the bottom PCB is also secured with four screws that require a smaller bit for removal.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the individual mentions finding another screw and expresses concern that the mouse might not survive the current procedure. They proceed to remove the internal components and prepare them for cleaning using water, soap, and a toothbrush. After cleaning, they inspect the pieces, noting that they are mostly dry but still have some leftover residue in certain areas. They then plan to rinse and dry the pieces further to see the final result.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses cleaning items using an ultrasonic cleaner and isopropyl alcohol. They mention checking for correct lighting conditions and identifying areas that need cleaning. Items mentioned include a toothbrush and a component that has been in contact with skin. The presenter uses makeup pads and isopropyl alcohol for cleaning and highlights the cleaning of a scroll wheel. Once clean, the items are reassembled.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the narrator discusses a piece that holds a cable together, mentioning the possibility of pushing it in to see if it works. They also note the adhesive used by Razer, implying difficulties with adding Teflon bats due to the specific type of adhesive.
00:15:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the durability of certain components and advises viewers on how to handle them. The presenter suggests that it is unnecessary to remove these parts unless creating specific holes, indicating potential issues if these components are washed. Additionally, the presenter recommends preparing new pads or chains before attempting any repairs on the mouse, to ensure smooth replacement. The segment concludes with the presenter deeming the advice passable and thanking viewers for watching.