Mouse Wheel Jumping - Cleaning the mouse wheel


Mouse behaviour had started to become very jerky and bouncing up and down when wheel was used.
Time to clean up the mouse wheel. Need to open up the mouse rather than trying to blow air at it.
TEKNET wired mouse

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