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• Unable to release the keyboard cable in Omnibook XE2

  Hello world

  This is my first post here and it's probably going to be a silly question but I am a novice when it comes to disassemble the laptop so I thought I might as well ask people who know better things that I don't want to spoil anything.

  I have this old Omnibook XE2 I started to disassemble but got stuck because I cannot remove the keyboard connector cable. The Service Manual shows both sides of the cable and then gently pull upwards, but it won't come out this way. Happens a little when I shoot, but I pull hard enough and I fear I'm going to break something. I thought there might be a lock or a clip that must be open to pull the cord, but as I've never done this before, I am a little hesitant on how to do it.

  I enclose a few photos so you can see what the connector looks like.

  

  

  Any help is appreciated.

  See you soon,.

  Laszlo

  Hello lackua,

  You must unplug the Ribbon for the keyboard cable.

  You will need to remove the base plastic too; It should be part of the Ribbon.

  I would like to know how everything goes.

  Nice day.

• How to replace the keyboard Vaio 15 Flip

  If the keyboard on my Flip 15 suddenly stopped working. Market not even work in the BIOS. I tried a coercive power off and battery off pinhole and nothing has helped. The backlight still works and if I press Capslock on a USB keyboard, the green light on the laptop press Capslock becomes very well, but not a single key on the keyboard does nothing. The key of the Windows logo on the screen still works, and the Assist button still works. Good thing the BIOS menu takes in charge the touch pad AND the touch screen!

  I wanted to see if the keyboard was replaceable, so I can go on the order of one off eBay or something (unless Sony sells parts direct?), so here are some photos I took along the way.

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/Step1.jpg

  After power off, switch off the power of the battery using the trombone for 2-3 seconds

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/Step2.jpg

  After removing the 3 rubber feet, there are 10 screws to screw

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/step3.jpg

  Lift the casing to open gently and work your way around the edges.

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/Step4.jpg

  There are 8 screws that hold the battery. Remove and remove the battery.

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/Step5.jpg

  Although only the upper-left corner of these 4 screws is now directly the keyboard, remove the other 3 and turn the shutters to exit both cables in water. Remove the hard drive here will make it easier to push on the bottom of the keyboard later.

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/step6.jpg

  Yet once, only the top left screw shown here directly holds the keyboard, but the last screw attached to the keyboard is behind this metal, so unscrew the 5 others live here marked 1-5. These 5 will not come out all the way.

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/Step7.jpg

  Unplug the power to the fan by pulling upward. The last screw attached to the keyboard is behind the metal as shown. I folded just Assembly of the road a little to access the screw.

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/step8.jpg

  Here you can see where the holes behind the hard drive, which allows you to easily start the withdrawal of the keyboard.

  Only detach the superior, left and right by pushing upward and work your way around. The lower part of the keyboard (closest to the touchpad) will just slide upward and out after that the other 3 sides are released.

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/step9.jpg

  Here is another view with everything removed.

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/step10.jpg

  The back of the keyboard, showing where the 3 screws attached. Tablecloth for the keyboard cables attach to the motherboard by dragging the output to the front (not not turning up like those on top of the hard drive).

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/step11.jpg

  The keyboard is completely removed. Circles show where the 3 screws attach to the back.

  Well, I hope this is all useful to people. I put all together and the laptop still works fine. The keyboard does not at all well, but I know that I can replace it myself now.

  * edit * will probably order http://www.ebay.com/itm//171781254290 because it does not resemble Sony sells direct parts I can find anywhere. Ordered http://www.ebay.com/itm/260951528702 instead for like $2 more, because the Canada ships seemed faster than ships from China.

  
  

• Satellite L305D-S5904 - how to replace the keyboard?

  How to replace a keyboard on a L305D-S5904? My keyboard has been damaged and there is no option but in replaces it.

  Hello!

  Normally, you can remove the keyboard if you first remove the keyboard cover. Then you should see 2 screws holding the keyboard. Remove the two screws and now you can remove the keyboard, but don't forget to remove the keyboard cable too.

  Disassembly of the laptop is a little tricky and if you don't know how to make a laptop technician should ask for help.
  If your laptop is under warranty, the repair should be free.

  Good bye

• Need a guide how to remove the keyboard on Satellite L40

  Someone at - it a guide to remove the keyboard on the L40?

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  To remove the keyboard, remove the 2 screws in the bottom of the keyboard on the bottom of the case.
  And turn the computer over and open the display.

  Open the three latches securing the keyboard:
  All three locks shall be driven strongly enough to allow the keyboard to transcend the locks, but careful not to destroy the locks when pressed it.

  Then you can lift the keyboard a little and turn it face down on the palmrest. Then disconnect the keyboard cable from the on the motherboard and remove the keyboard.

  But note; Be always careful and don't use force!

• Satellite P300 - 1DT PSPCCE - how to change the keyboard

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  I am looking for documentation of disassembly for my laptop.
  I need to change the keyboard. I have 2 letters that are broken.

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  Clickservce

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  Disassembly guides are not for the public, you can download the manual on the official website of Toshiba. I've never seen there other documentation.

  In any case, exchange of keyboard should not be complicated. Just remove the keyboard between the speakers and the keyboard stand. After that, you can lift the keyboard itself but be careful with the keyboard under the keyboard cable. You must remove it also.

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• How to remove the keyboard on Satellite M70

  I want to remove the keyboard of an M70, but I don't know how.

  does anyone have a manual where it is explained? (the assistance service said that it was mentioned in it, but I can't find)

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  1. open the display panel.
  2 insert a thin tool into the gap between coverage of the band and the keyboard to the lever of the band to conceal and then release the cover of the band.
  3. remove the two screw M2x3 black keyboard.
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• No response from the keyboard on Equium M40X

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  Posted before on this problem, just mounted a new keyboard, but getting no response from it, the luminous numbers lock is on, but nothing works, it is a new keyboard, my old one was doing the same thing, reinstalled the system using a usb keyboard but still the same, no response from the keyboard, any ideas?

  Hello

  Connect the flat keyboard cable properly to the motherboard?
  Make sure that the keyboard cable is firmly connected to the system board.
  If the internal keyboard has been correctly connected, so I think there must be something wrong on the motherboard.

  I think detailed diagnosis can be done by a technician with experience much more as a common user like you and me.

• Is it possible to install the keyboard backlight?

  HP dv7-4296nr switch the keyboard backlighting of the installation? Because I'm working often in the night, so it is very useful for me, but the current keyboard has no backlight, and I don't want to use an external light to connect via the USB port, because it is very distracting.

  http://h20574.www2.HP.com/default.htm?lang=en&cc=us&hpappid=psml

  Access your model as seen in the screenshot.

  

  When you get to the video section, click on "Keyboard" in the left column, yours is very easy.

  Make sure you are connected before you click on the video link.

  If the link or the video does not work, let me know and I'll post a bunch of screenshots.

  At this point, you don't have to remove the real water for the keyboard to the motherboard. Everything we do here is to determine whether there is a connection on the MoBo for the backlight cable.

  Look at the pictures of the backlit keyboard by ebay, the connection on the motherboard will coincide with the end of the keyboard cable. Note that the cable for the backlight is a separate cable and is quite small compared to the main keyboard cable.

  If there is a cable, and when it comes time to unlock the ZIF connector to remove the keyboard, be very careful not to damage the connector.

  The video is very clear, and if you follow his instructions that you have no problem, nothing should be forced. Make sure you and the main keyboard cable is properly aligned before blocking the paw of the ZIF connector.

  If the ZIF connector is damaged to the point where the cable will be locked down, he condemns the whole motherboard.

  If you don't feel able to do it yourself, then a repair shop can do for you. The procedure is very fast, so it shouldn't cost too much, it will take them only a few minutes to inspect the MoBo to ensure that the connector is there.

  You can also find out if the seller has a return policy, just in case.

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  I had a quick glance and I found a picture of your mother board where the backlight cable connection should be. The screenshot shows where it should be, converted red (boxed). If there is no link here, then you're out of luck.

  The connection will be similar to the connection of touch pad just below.

  

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  speedythecat wrote:

  New clip + owner here. Two questions:

  1.), I have a charger that goes to my wifes Motorola cell phone. I see that the connector plugs into the clip +. Is it safe to use with it? It will harm the battery somehow? I didn't know if it was too powerful for her, or if the clip + simply 'take what suits him.

  2.), I have a sync cable that goes with my digital camera from pentax. Same connector as the clip +. Would be - this acceptable to use? It is longer and more flexible.

  Thank you

  Eric

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