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Charging problems

I've had my MX Revolution for a little over a year and It's been a bit of a pest to charge, it'll charge properly sometimes but occasionally it would stop charging and I'd get the battery empty warning for anywhere up to a day before it'd charge again.

Has anyone else had something similar happen to them?

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mooney

mooney

It should have a 3 year warranty. Call up support, and find out how to get it replaced.
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britg

britg

This appears to be a pretty common issue -- I had the same problem. The easiest and best solution I've found is almost unbelievable -- simply slam your mouse down on a table. Hard enough to jolt the internals, but not hard enough to break it.

I did some google searching when I first had this problem and came across this post: bit.ly­/8VXYV

There about 50 comments of people saying the slamming thing works. I was skeptical at first, but did it and now the MX Rev charges just fine.
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kitkie

kitkie

The slamming thing works but be careful, you can damage your mouse as well! My left click is now over sensitive although it seems to be charging ok. If you are in your warranty, then logitech will replace it.
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