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1. #HOW TO ASSMBLE MAD CATZ RAT 7 PLUS#
2. #HOW TO ASSMBLE MAD CATZ RAT 7 PROFESSIONAL#
3. #HOW TO ASSMBLE MAD CATZ RAT 7 FREE#

Remove all the guts from the lower shell.Ģ. I started with 100 grit general purpose sand paper and then once the whole shell was scuffed I moved on to 220 grit paper.ġ. No modifications will be made to it aside from adding weight. Do nothing with the lower part of the shell. To get the shell ready for the bonding of the new pinky sled and the rubberized spray you have to sand it on all the surfaces on the top shell part. It was just slightly grippy.Īfter some research I arrived at an aerosol rubberized spray Rustoleum Flexidip. And lastly I need a similar surface I had with the RAT 7. This feature absolutely had to make the transition.

I also almost immediately gravitated to the pinky sled when setting up the RAT 7 when I first got it. The DLAND came in at about 105g so we had to make up some weight. The RAT 7 was almost perfect in it's weight coming in at about 170g. There were features on the RAT 7 that I wanted to bring over to the new mouse. Then I thought 'I like big mice, I can not lie' I decided while 'interviewing' the mouse it's surface was just too slick and the mouse over all seemed too thin. It is just nice to know what else is in the RAT 7. Like I said you could have stopped at just removing the pinky sled and the weights. Remove the black insulator strip in the bottom and remove the two screws that fasten the housing to the sled. The main board should be loose at this time.

At this point the scroll wheel will most likely fall loose too. Remove three (or four) black screws that hold in the main board. A light tug and a wiggle and they should come right out.Ĩ. There is a socket that the side scroller goes into.ħ. Once the screws are out minor wiggling will make it come loose from the roller. There are two silver screws holding it in place. You can continue to disassemble if you like. Use the RAT tool to to remove the pinky sled if it is installed.ĥ. Flip over the mouse and remove the two screws right and left. Now look down into the mouse from the rear and you will see there are two Torx screws. Unscrew the weight holder and the spring. Remove the adjustable rear rest and then remove the RAT tool out the back of the mouse.Ģ. It looks complicated, don't let it scare you.ġ.

#HOW TO ASSMBLE MAD CATZ RAT 7 FREE#

These only require a little prying to free them. The DPI selector is on one pin Slip a thin spatula under the strip and pry up off the pin.ħ. Truth in this step is if you break the tabs you can just super glue it in place when you reassemble it later. Push the tab aside at each point and lift straight up off the pins. The left function button it rides on a triangle that is located by two pins with tab locks. For the side ones you have to push them into the shell while lifting them up from the pedestals. Now that the shell is free remove the side buttons (they are an assembly), left function button as well as the DPI selector button. There are two tabs at the front that will snap off if you force this part.Ħ. After you lift it partly open slide it backwards and the shell will release. Think of the assembly as hinged by the front. Now insert the spudger in the seam at the rear of the mouse and pry it open. Because I was not using new glue care had to be taken to not let debris get on the glued side of the skate pads.ĥ. I used my spudger to lift the skates and then lifted just the edge of the label to access the screw. One under each of the two rear skate pads and one under the right side of the manufacturer label. Lift the click pads (buttons) off the shell. Remove the rear panel (heel) - Also lift this straight up.ģ.

This guy is pretty straight forward on the disassembly.ġ. A dental pick or other sharp to remove excess rubberize material, etc. Apparently the dead tracking is one thing all models have in common no matter the price.Ħ. With all that said NEVER buy a MAD CATZ mouse. If memory serves me right it was about 110g.

#HOW TO ASSMBLE MAD CATZ RAT 7 PLUS#

Plus it lacked the weight I was looking for at about 170-180g. The mouse was just too slick for my taste. I was very impressed with the quality of this mouse considering the cost.

#HOW TO ASSMBLE MAD CATZ RAT 7 PROFESSIONAL#

So I went and bought a DLAND Professional LED Optical 7200 DPI 7 Button USB Wired Gaming Mouse for $10 it was the only mouse that fit my requirements for features. Now they were going to be double the money to replace. I got mine at a crazy deal to start with. It refused to track at random and would totally crash my machine. The deal was that last week I killed my MAD CATZ RAT 7.