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| [title] Keyboardassembly | |
| [* black] Make a drawing of the keyboard | |
| [* black] Remove all screws surrounding the keyboard (and put them on the drawing!). | |
| [* black] Don't be smart, the keyboard assembly might look like two parts (keyboard itself + metal backplate), but the two are glued together. | |
| [* black] Put in new keyboard assembly, reassemble the whole thing by following the steps in reverse order (you made drawings to figure out screw placement, didn't you?). | |
| - | [* black] The last pictures shows the full keyboard assembly (right) and the keyboard itself (left, spare part I ordered). |
| + | [* black] The last pictures shows the full keyboard assembly (right) and the keyboard itself (left, spare part I ordered). One of them is rotated by 180 degrees (see videos for better comparison). |
| [* black] The metal plate is glued to the black plastic of the keyboard. I could not seperate the two (tried heat and cutting and both) without deforming the metal and ripping apart the original keyboard. So if you plan to do a repair, get the variant with the metal backplate! |