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With the help of a screwdriver, you will be able to replace the silicon buttons, so you can hear some tunes again.
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Using a JIS-1 screwdriver, remove the seven 11 mm screws located on the back of the keyboard.
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Once all the screws are out, flip the keyboard over and gently pull the middle panel out.
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Flip the middle panel up so that the component board can be seen.
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First, you will use a PH-1 bit to remove the 17 8mm screws circled in red.
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Next, using the same PH-1 bit, you will remove the three 8mm screws hidden under the white wires, circled in orange.
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Then, using a JIS-1 bit, we will remove three 7mm screws from the circuit board, circled in yellow.
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After removing the circuit board, the last three screws are revealed, circled in green. You will use the PH-1 bit to remove these last screws.
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Once all the screws have been removed, lift the panel and place it face down on the keys.
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Under the panel are the buttons. Remove them by pulling from any corner with your fingers.
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Remove all the buttons that need to be replaced.
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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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