Introduction |
This guide illustrates step-by-step how to remove the on/off switch from a Logitech K345 keyboard, so that it can be replaced. You will need the following tools: A Phillips #0 Screw driver, iFixit opening pics, and a Jimmy. You will also need a new on/off switch before starting this tutorial. It is imperative to make sure the replacement on/off switch is compatible with this keyboard before proceeding. | If your Logitech K345 keyboard's on/off switch is no longer functioning properly—whether it's stuck, unresponsive, or malfunctioning—this guide will walk you through the process of replacing it. | | You’ll need a Phillips #0 screwdriver, iFixit opening picks, and a Jimmy tool to complete the replacement. Be sure to have a new, compatible on/off switch for the Logitech K345 before you begin. | | Before starting, make sure to power off your keyboard and disconnect it from any power source during the repair. |
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