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This guide will show you how to replace a faulty USB input by taking apart the keyboard.
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Remove the tablet portion of the device from the keyboard by pushing on the silver button located at the base of the tablet and lifting up on the tablet.
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Use the plastic opening tool to remove both of the top corner pads.
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Remove two 5mm Phillips #0 screws on the top corners.
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Remove four 2.5mm Phillips #0 screws on the top corners.
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Use the pick and pry apart the keyboard.
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Use the size 0 Phillips screwdriver and remove the nine screws from the back panel. The four you need to remove across the top are 3mm and the four across the bottom are 2.5mm.
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The screw in the top right, shown where the screwdriver is, is a 5mm screw.
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Use tweezers and remove the black tape from the back panel.
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Remove the metal back panel from the keyboard.
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Flip the connectors back to release the wires
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Take the white tab and gently pull it to the right in order to release the connecting piece.
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Remove the screw from the green plate.
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Once all of the screws are out, remove the plate.
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Place soldering tool on each of the four connecting pieces in the corner until each becomes unattached.
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Remove old USB input and replace with the new one.
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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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