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"Yes most often it is the spring, be it at a mouse, or springs pressing the battery on the contacts of a camera, if there is a spring looking for the spring is like 99% of all contact trouble.\n \n\n\n\tWhen the spring failed at my trackball I removed the microswitch and searched  in a database for a replacement switch which needed a bit more pressing power(my taste) and way more clicks till fail.  Cost was like 20€ for 10 pieces. 90% of all mouses I knew have the same micro switch: D2FC-F-7N\n \n\n\n\tLuckily I have a quite good soldering rework station with temperature control. So for me exchanging the microswitch is faster than fixing the spring.\n \n\n\n\tp.s.: The main users of the soldering rework station are daughters: second studying robotics in medicine, and third for working on electrical music instruments.\n \n\n\n\t \n \n\n\n\t \n \n"
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