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Sticking and broken keys means it might be time for a new keyboard. This guide will show you how to remove and replace you Toshiba's keyboard.
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Use two fingers to pull the ridged lock tabs on the bottom of the computer toward the edges. This will unlock the battery.
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Holding the left tab in place, use the groove located between the two tabs to pry the battery up and out.
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Carefully separate the keyboard from its assembly by pulling it out with the opening tool.
Use the tool on the user side of the board. See the connector below. Notice the small lndents on the very edge of the board to the right of the connector. That's where to use the tool on the left, right and bottom (user side). 7 on the user edge and 1 each on the left and right edges about a third of the way from the screen edge.
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Pull out the keyboard gently and fold it backwards.
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Pull out the connector attaching the keyboard to the main body of the laptop.
To remve the ribbon unlock the 2 small grey tabs on each end. The tabs are unlocked by gently moving them forward. GENTLY!
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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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C855D-S5900 pry up the bottom of the keyboard, not the top. Installation is reverse of removal, put top of keyboard in, then snap in bottom.
Do you have to do anything with the connector before removing?
