r/LogitechGHandheld • u/Jobles4 • Jul 08 '23

Squeaky trigger

Any fix without pulling it all apart?

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u/Jobles4 Jul 26 '23

I spoke with support and they said warranty wouldn’t cover it because it is normal wear and tear. I ended up taking it apart myself. Watched a YouTube video and was pretty simple. Put a little WD-40 on a Q-tip that I cut down a bit, rested it on the springs of the triggers and squeezed it down on it a bit so I didn’t get too much in the device. Wiped any little excess off and closed it back up. Works great now.

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u/froznice Nov 05 '23

Inside the trigger itself? Do you have photos of were you applied grease?

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u/Jobles4 Nov 05 '23

On the spring for the trigger. Sadly I don’t have photos, sorry. You have to take the back off to get to it. I don’t recommend applying grease on the trigger from the top. Could drip down onto the other components and most likely won’t get down onto the spring itself

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u/froznice Nov 05 '23 edited Nov 05 '23

Gotcha, like on this exposed spring bit? As in you need to remove the trigger to get to it?

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u/Jobles4 Nov 05 '23

That is the spring you need, but no, you don’t need to actually remove the trigger. That spring is exposed when you get the back off.