Qc1 pass I had to disassemble the mouse, but I can not collect it back. What to do?

means the maker, did final Quality controls.
in the factory, why worry this?

what matters is
correct gas.
correct fittings
and no leaks; use soapy water spray to find leaks.
do not use indoors, ever. CO , gas of *****.

How to open microsoft wireless mouse 800 - YouTube

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Disconnect the mouse from the computer and turn it upside down. The screws to disassemble the mouse are under the pads on the bottom of the mouse. When you disassemble the mouse, you will find that the scroll wheel axle is gummed up, and the interruptor wheel is probably dirty. Use an old tooth brush and alcohol to clean the scroll wheel components, and let the components dry. You can use glue to re-attach the pads after you have reassembled the mouse.

Remove the label under the battery, or just peel it back a little bit near the + sign towards the - side, it will reveal a small Philips screw that needs to be removed so top and bottom assemblies can be taken apart and expose the mouse internals. Applies to M325 only.

What kind of doorbell camera is this? No name anywhere on it and has a sticker where the batteries are that says qc1 passed

The mouse controls the horse's head and you back up using either the "s" button or bottom arrow.

Unfortunately you will need to take this type of printer into a Canon certified repair center. You have a total of 8 pads inside the printer located on the bottom of the printer and the only way to replace them and reset the waste ink counter is to take it in.

This is where you will want to debate the cost of repairing it or just buying a new printer. Depending on where you take it and how much they charge you for it will vary quite a bit. The company I work for does these but we charge roughly $89 an hour plus parts which alot of places dont keep in stock. So your looking at around a week for the absorber kit to be mailed out.

If your still able to print and its not saying that the ink absorber is full you can contact the nearest Canon repair center and have them pre order the absorber pads and when they come in you can just bring your printer in and they can change them out. It should not take them more then an hour to do this.

Here is the part numbers for each pad:
QC1-4264-000 ABSORBER, INK
QC1-4224-000 ABSORBER, INK
QC1-4223-000 ABSORBER, INK
QC1-4263-000 ABSORBER, INK
QC1-4257-000 ABSORBER, INK
QC1-4222-000 ABSORBER, INK
QC1-4864-000 ABSORBER, INK
QC1-4221-000 ABSORBER, INK

Best of luck!

The Apple wireless mice aren't made to be disassembled, not even by techs. If you disassemble it to clean it, you must glue it back together.
The best way to clean the rollerball is to remove the batteries and roll the ball upside down on a cloth soaked in alcohol. Be sure to roll the ball alternately depressed and not depressed for the best cleaning, and roll it in all directions.
When this no longer works, you can either attempt to clean the ball yourself at your own risk, or purchase a new mouse.

just buy new mouse, usb or wireless
for $8
or just use it.
2 choices.
10000s of mouse designs there are, good luck finding that level of information.