Logitech MX1000 charging problem

[_sphinx_]

Ok plz bear with me:

I bought it from canada last week. It didn't have a scratch then, doesn't have one now so its still in perfect condition. The box is still intact but I removed sticky plastic cover on the cradle base charger.

Its an awesome mouse and all but here's my huge problem: (bearing in mind that the mains supply in 240V while in canada its 110V)

First time I plugged it to the mains and I put the mouse in the charger using the adapter that came with the mouse and it didn't charge. So I tried another adapter. Only the bottom LED lit up red which should not happen. All 3 LEDs should blink green as the box said, so I tried removing the mouse and putting it back and I kept pushing buttons here and there till it charged up. 2 days later, it gave me the same crap till it charged. Now its not charging at all....the bottom LED doesn't even light red!

The adapter didn't blow up and nothing happened electrical-wise. It charged this morning. Now I'm trying so hard to get it to work but its still not working.

If you don't know how to fix the problem, just plz tell me one thing:

Can i return it and get another one during next week?

I still have the reciept and my aunt and her husband and children live in Canada and its still unscratched as I said before.

[insanekiwi]

the first series of mx1000 was faulty and didn't really work nor recharge. try using the reset button under the mouse along with the off/on switch and put it back on the charger. i need a few tries to put mine EXACTLY on the charger so it charges. if that still doesn't work get it replaced or return it.

[Jason S. Global Moderator]

it seems that logitech has problems getting these mice to line up correctly... i notice the same thing w/ my mx1000, how you have to get it directly in the right spot on the base to charge... the same was true for my mx700, which i went through 2 of b/c they would stop charging after a year. im worried the same thing is going to happen to my mx1000... what they need to do is just have a plug for the mouse that could plug into the back or something.

[_sphinx_]

it seems that logitech has problems getting these mice to line up correctly... i notice the same thing w/ my mx1000, how you have to get it directly in the right spot on the base to charge... the same was true for my mx700, which i went through 2 of b/c they would stop charging after a year.  im worried the same thing is going to happen to my mx1000... what they need to do is just have a plug for the mouse that could plug into the back or something.

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i tried adjusting it in every possible position...I put the mouse back in the package and I'll send it to my aunt's husband. He should be able to return it....do you guys know where I can get other people's testemonials on this problem from a reliable source coz they might blame me for breaking it