@johnnyheath the keyboard Zif connector is a DDK FF14A-34C-R11DL-B-3H Here is the [document|31935]
Just in case you have to try to find a matching one without the part number:
Series FF14A
Number of contacts 34
Connector height 0.9mm
Connector depth 4.43mm connector width 19.4mm
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The issue here is the you cannot purchase the lock separately. You will have to find a replacement connector and then try to remove the lock from the new one to mount to the old one. Not easy but it can be done. I would get a couple of connectors just in case. Last resort will be to remove the old connector and solder a new one in its place. Big job for good tools and excellent skills.
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The issue here is that you cannot purchase the lock separately. You will have to find a replacement connector and then try to remove the lock from the new one to mount to the old one. Not easy but it can be done. I would get a couple of connectors just in case. Last resort will be to remove the old connector and solder a new one in its place. Big job for good tools and excellent skills.
@johnnyheath the keyboard Zif connector is a DDK FF14A-34C-R11DL-B-3H
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@johnnyheath the keyboard Zif connector is a DDK FF14A-34C-R11DL-B-3H Here is the [document|31935]
Just in case you have to try to find a matching one without the part number:
Series FF14A
Number of contacts 34
Connector height 0.9mm
Connector depth 4.43mm connector width 19.4mm
The issue here is the you cannot purchase the lock separately. You will have to find a replacement connector and then try to remove the lock from the new one to mount to the old one. Not easy but it can be done. I would get a couple of connectors just in case. Last resort will be to remove the old connector and solder a new one in its place. Big job for good tools and excellent skills.
@johnnyheath the keyboard Zif connector is a DDK FF14A-34C-R11DL-B-3H
Just in case you have to try to find a matching one without the part number:
Series FF14A
Number of contacts 34
Connector height 0.9mm
Connector depth 4.43mm connector width 19.4mm
The issue here is the you cannot purchase the lock separately. You will have to find a replacement connector and then try to remove the lock from the new one to mount to the old one. Not easy but it can be done. I would get a couple of connectors just in case. Last resort will be to remove the old connector and solder a new one in its place. Big job for good tools and excellent skills.