After a fair bit of fiddling I finally managed it. Here's my method:
1. Snap the cover into place with three of the four plastic posts, leaving one open at the cable end. This ensures the cable is correctly aligned but gives a little clearance for access.
2. Using very flat tweezers (preferably rubber coated) coax the cable into place. If you are having problems gripping the cable (it's very shiny) attach a thin strip of electrical tape across the width. Make sure it's well clear of contacts and socket!
1. Click three of the four plastic posts which secure the base to the "cover" into place, leaving one open at the cable end. This ensures the cable is correctly aligned.
2. Using very flat tweezers (preferably rubber coated) coax the cable into place.
3. Click the final post into its slot.
If you are having problems gripping the cable (it is very thin and very shiny) a thin strip of electrical tape across the width might help. Make sure you don't cover the contacts!
After a fair bit of fiddling I finally managed it. Here's my method:
1. Snap the cover into place with three of the four plastic posts, leaving one open at the cable end. This ensures the cable is correctly aligned but gives a little clearance for access.
2. Using very flat tweezers (preferably rubber coated) coax the cable into place. If you are having problems gripping the cable (it's very shiny) attach a thin strip of electrical tape across the width. Make sure it's well clear of contacts and socket!
3. Snap the final post into its slot.
Finally did it. Here's my method:
1. Click three of the four plastic posts which secure the base to the "cover" into place, leaving one open at the cable end. This ensures the cable is correctly aligned.
2. Using very flat tweezers (preferably rubber coated) coax the cable into place.
3. Click the final post into its slot.
If you are having problems gripping the cable (it is very thin and very shiny) a thin strip of electrical tape across the width might help. Make sure you don't cover the contacts!
A very straightforward repair. Thanks for the excellent instructions!