Logitech G502 Proteus Core Scroll Wheel Replacement
The default scroll wheel is made of metal and may be a bit noisy for some. Follow this guide if you wish to remove your wheel or replace it.
Written By: Sage Farray
A visual overview shows the Logitech G502 Proteus Core mouse, a case containing various precision screwdriver bits, and a spudger tool.
Tools Required
- Spudger (1)
- Phillips #00 Screwdriver (1)
Parts Needed
- Scroll Wheel (1)
Repair Steps
Step 1: Accessing the Mouse Feet
Flip the Logitech G502 Proteus Core mouse over to access its feet.
The underside of the Logitech G502 Proteus Core mouse is shown, with its rubberized feet visible.
Step 2: Removing Mouse Feet
Use your fingers or a nylon spudger to carefully remove the mouse feet. This will expose the screws underneath.
The Logitech G502 Proteus Core mouse is shown with its feet partially or fully removed, revealing the screws. A spudger tool is also visible.
Step 3: Removing Case Screws
Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver bit to remove the indicated 12.5mm screws securing the mouse casing.
The underside of the mouse is shown with red circles highlighting the locations of the screws. A separate image shows the small screws removed from the mouse.
Step 4: Separating the Top Shell
Using a nylon spudger, carefully pry the top shell of the mouse away from the bottom section.
Multiple views demonstrate how to use a spudger to gently separate the top casing from the base of the Logitech G502 Proteus Core mouse.
Step 5: Releasing the Fastener Pin
Employ a nylon spudger to push the fastener pin free, which secures the scroll wheel mechanism.
Close-up views show the internal components of the mouse. A spudger is used to push a pin, releasing a part of the scroll wheel assembly.
Step 6: Removing the Scroll Wheel
Once the pin is removed, use a Phillips #00 screwdriver bit to remove the 7.5mm screw from the scroll wheel holder.
With the plastic scroll wheel holder detached, the scroll wheel is now free and can be lifted out.
Detailed images show the scroll wheel holder and the screw holding it in place. The final image shows the scroll wheel removed from the mouse.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
