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If you are experiencing issues with your wireless keyboard, this guide will show you how to disassemble the keyboard and find the issue.
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Pinch the plastic cover while applying force equally. The cover plate should come off pretty easily.
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Note the set of clips on the long side of the cover. Pinching in at those points will allow the cover to come right off.
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After removing the plastic cap, remove the screw. With the keyboard lying on its face, unlock the cable connector by pulling its black plastic locking strip upwards. Then, ease out the connection cable to the keyboard foil (this can be done by inserting a strong pin under the cable and wedging it upwards).
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After that, you can push the whole inside in the direction of the power button and out of the keyboard frame.
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Reassamble the other way around: When pushing the inlay back into the frame, make sure the plastic cable to the foils is on the correct side.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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I had two corroded batteries firmly welded into the keyboard and I thought it was a goner. I used these instructions to remove the circuit board and give me access to both ends of the battery. A lot of brute force later, both batteries were removed and everything reassembled. Another $70 saved!!!
Similar to Colin’s issue, got at least one battery out, going to drill out the old cap that just won’t come off, then get the last battery out and clean it up and put on a new cap.
Thanks for the help!
My keyboard was "eating” the batteries, I got tired to change it every 2 weeks, so I connected a USB cable to battery connection and I'm powering now via cable with a iphone charger :)
