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-Unless you are a skilled technician I would advise not attempting this procedure. It appear that the battery should be removed to completely get to the keyboard: [guide|45140]
+Unless you are a skilled technician I would advise not attempting this procedure. I have done this repair on a water damaged machine I believe that I did remove battery to completely get to the keyboard: [guide|45140]
The English-German skin I recommended in your previous question should be given a try first in my opinion.
That keyboard uses pegs for the most part. Here's is video on it being replaced if you decide to go ahead with it.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e96zY4c6mXc

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Unless you are a skilled technician I would advise not attempting this procedure.  It appear that the battery should  be removed to completely get to the keyboard:  [guide|45140]

The English-German skin I recommended in your previous question should be given a try first in my opinion.

That keyboard uses pegs for the most part.  Here's is video on it being replaced if you decide to go ahead with it.:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e96zY4c6mXc

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