I have a wireless Apple Mighty Mouse that has died, and I believe it is only the LED that has stopped working, but I don't know what specs to look for in a replacement, and if anyone can tell me what they would be, or where I can find the exact part, I would appreciate it.
Mighty Mouse Laser LED specs?
Aug 25, 2008
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There's probably nothing special about the red LED in question. Chances are any old red LED will work in place. If you're replacing it you may as well get a high brightness one in case it requires the extra illumination to pick out detail well. If it is the LED that's blown…
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Interesting. I'll have to look at it more closely, then. It's too long for me to be sure of my recollection, but I'm pretty sure they had something producing a red light, whether or not it was the laser. All I know is that the last I looked at it, it wasn't making the light I was used to, or responding to motion, but it still showed the power light, and showed up as a bluetooth device. I'm kind of guessing I'll just have to get a new one. I liked it a lot, but I dropped it a few times, and need to find new habits that avoid droppage.
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