Withdrawal of the keyboard

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• Withdrawal of the keyboard on Tecra 9100

  Several keys have stopped working - no idea how to get down the keyboard to make sure nothing is stuck below?

  I am really skeptical that you will be able to fix simple buttons and are may need replacement keyboard. The replacement is not complicated and you can do it alone. If you need more help please write again.

  Good bye

• Withdrawal of the keyboard on Equium M50

  Hey people

  Hope one of you can help out me. I'm looking to upgrade the memory on the Equium M50 - 164 I and am stuck in the removal of the keyboard. I've updated the memory in the expansion to 1 GB port and all is well. I now want to spend another memory location 1 additional GB. I checked the types of speeds of memory etc... and have the correct memory, however, I can't for the life of figure me out how to remove the keyboard without breaking clips and plastic!

  Any help or get detailed instructions on the removal of the keyboard would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

  Gas

  Hello

  Have you found that one slot at the bottom of the device memory or why you want to remove the keyboard?

  I m not 100% sure but in my opinion the two slots should be placed at the bottom of the unit and the removal of the keyboard is not necessary.

  Anyway, the Equium M50 is unknown to me but I think that the keyboard was fixed by 2 screws above the keyboard. If you want to remove the screws to remove first the cover plastic thin above the keyboard.
  Then you should be able to set the keyboard but do not forget that you have also disconnected the ribbon cable that connects the keyboard to the motherboard.

• Trackpad/point does not not after the withdrawal of the keyboard

  Earlier today I opened my T510 for maintenance. In doing so, I removed the keyboard. After all together, the trackpoint/trackpad didn't work. This includes the the * beep *-all the buttons of the mouse mouse and trackpad. The trackpad was not yet removed, but I guess that the data connection for through the rest of the keyboard (?).

  I took the keyboard several times to ensure that the connection is secure and verify if physical damage. There was nothing.

  The obvious thing to do here is to replace the keyboard and desperately hope that the problem is not with the connector on the motherboard, but the problem is enough strange (keyboard works, but not the mouse) thatI thought it would be interesting to post here to see if anyone noticed.

  Solved.

  As I mentioned in the last post, the trackpad connects to the motherboard through the cable labled as a speaker in the manual wire (this can be easily seen after removing the keyboard/trackpad of the machine Panel). There is a small latch to hold the cable in place at the end of the mobo. I had mixed the States secured and unsecured for this lock, which apparently broke the connection. That fixed now and everything works.

  It's probably point out expressly that the * beep *-the mouse on the keyboard and mouse buttons do not seem to be depenent on the trackpad is properly plugged in, despite a separate connection to the mobo.

• 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.

  
  

• Disassemble the U350 to replace the keyboard?

  Hello

  I need help to take apart a Lenovo Ideapad U350 to replace/repair the keyboard (a couple of keys are unresponsive). However, I struggle to take the case apart to get it out. I removed all the screws 'obvious' (including those behind the hard drive), the battery, but there is something that seems to hold the right hand just in the two USB connectors. Any idea? I feel using several force is going to break something.

  Best regards

  / Roger

  Hi Roger,

  I hope this helps...

  Quote:

  ... caveat: it's a pain in the butt to dismantle this laptop. So unless you think you're experienced enough, I wouldn't recommend it. You can easily ruin...

  ..... So what you have to do is to remove all the screws on the underside. Then remove the cover of your hard disk, which is held by 6 screws. The hard drive itself is maintained by a screw. Remove it, slide it to the side. Below, you'll find a three other screws screw. The keyboard must be delete too because below there are two screws more silver lid. Withdrawal of the keyboard means three live two tabs and cable under the alt and the SPACEBAR, detachment. Then the coverage of the silver must be removable, but it is not very easy, so be careful...

  End of quote.

  I found this info here...

  http://www.notebookforums.com/t/229151/Lenovo-U350-major-quality-issue

  and a photo of the top of the keyboard & ebay sale background...

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/new-Lenovo-IdeaPad-U350-series-us-white-keyboard-/251047777507?PT=PCA_Mice_T...

  Good luck... Zehn

• Portege R500 - replacement of the keyboard - success

  After buying a new keyboard for the R500 on EBay about a year ago, I finally blew the courage to replace a badly scratched by a new keyboard. The reason I've waited? I was worried about how to get out the old keyboard (it is locked down to the chassis, and it was obvious that I have would hurt one during the withdrawal.

  There is a nice write-up general on how to disassemble a R500 here:
  http://www.irisvista.com/tech/laptops/Toshiba-Portege-R500/disassemble-laptop-remove-hard-drive.htm

  The description above is not to discuss the keyboard however, so here's some additional information and tips:

  * Read this whole procedure before you start - it's simple, but not for the faint of heart.

  * Shut down, unplug the power, remove the battery.

  * Make sure that you have the correct keyboard for your model. The US keyboard is p/n G83C000903US for example. One I removed was a Rev 1 and a new one, I had a Rev 2 (don't know the difference - they look identical). They can get as low as $40-mais check the part number before you buy.

  * The keyboard connector is located under the computer, and so you will have to take off from the bottom, carefully following the instructions in the link above.

  A couple of notes: (a) the cable Ribbon PCMCIA connector must be opened to disconnect the cable, as this is the only thing that prevents you from removing the bottom of the computer. You can easily do so through access memory on the back door, but BE careful not to damage the cable lock. It works by switch to the top the little plastic lever that is held in place by small pieces of plastic on the sides of the connector that flex * a little *. Be gentle with this connector. When you put it back later-connector, if you placed the cable all the way into the connector, you can lock with only slight pressure down on the connector, and it will snap into place.

  (b) there are other types of cable Ribbon connectors use too. For example, to unlock the keyboard connector, now visible also on the bottom of the deck, slide both ends of the connector in the direction where the cable plugs in. They are snug and will only move about 1/4 ", be gentle but firm.

  (c) the two tiny connectors blocks free access to the water of the keyboard do not have locks on them. We're a band with only a few drivers, and one is a red and white power connector. Just pull out them. All the other connectors, you will probably miss through requires unlocking, so be careful!

  _Now back to the keyboard: _

  Once you have managed to disconnect his cable on the bottom, turn the laptop and start to remove the keyboard on the edges. It is supported by many small pieces of sticky tape, 2 faces, and that's it. As the base of the keyboard is made of aluminum, it is likely that you will distort the keyboard a bit as release you it, even though it may be downplayed maybe using a tool like a rule or something plastic and pry with it. Take care of not to damage the connector of the Ribbon and try to ignore these scary cracking sounds that identify each section!

  Once you have turned it off, you must remove any excess tape before starting point and again put a bunch of small pieces of new, good quality 2-sided tape (such as 3 m). No need to use anything stronger or thicker - just put a bunch of parts everywhere on the base, especially near the edges and the space key.

  Now, finally, turn the keyboard in position, making sure that you screw the connector back Ribbon through to the correct place. Turn the laptop over and re - insert and lock the Ribbon connector (make sure that it is directly and fully forward lock connector). All other connectors back in too. Then come back and push down hard on all sections.

  Re-assembling, taking care to put the 4 mm and 6 mm screws in the right places and a tiny on the side.

  Cross your fingers and turn it on!

  Good luck!

  Thank mate for this review.
  Generally the replacement of keyboard is not really complicated and someone with small technician skills should be able to replace it

• Satellite A305 - how to clean the keyboard after juice spills

  Hey guys,.

  I had a the sSatellite series A305 an i could not find discussions on this exactly.
  Basically whats up's had one incident minor orange juice on the left side of the keyboard thankfully not a lot of juice to all minor.
  I managed to clean most on the surface. And had to work it's good enough to get out of the speaker box.

  However, some of the keys are a bit of stick now, i wondered if there are techniques to withdraw safely on that I must do before I try to block these keys. Hmm pressing on enter appear... in any case...

  I had one of these laptops before a few months ago, but one of the keys is broken somehow, after that, I got a little worried because I had to basically return it and get another laptop from work. If im sure it was a defective key with the last one I was not playing with keys, but I'm not sure how sustainable this is. Also this will probably also help to learn how to clean the keyboard, theres a bit of a dust and grump under the space bar which has been botherin me an i have no idea how to remove one get clean the dirt below.

  I'll check this post when I wake up in the morning. If you know the techniques of hair removal good explain please, I'm not very good with directions so patient with me.

  Hello

  To be honest, you will never be able to clean the keyboard. Break down the water is maybe not so bad, but the juice is sticky and can not be cleaned properly.
  I'm afraid that you need a new keyboard. :(

• Key keyboard X200s erupted when put back the keyboard

  I have was withdrawal keyboard on my X200s to clean it up a little, because it seemed that something had got stuck in one of the mouse buttons. When I put the keyboard back, I noticed the right ctrl key become loose, and I tried to reattach it. Then I noticed the small metal clips that holds the part of the key had folded, so I could return the key.

  A picture to show what I mean: http://i40.tinypic.com/21oq1j7.jpg

  Note the upper metal clips on the right key.

  Is - fixable? Try to bend the clips at the back is the obvious thing to try first, but I hesitate because they might break or I might damage something on the keyboard while trying to do so. Or should I buy a new keyboard or without right ctrl key?

  I encourage you to give Lenovo a call to replace the keyboard (if under warranty). They must be able to redeem 1 free 1.

• The keyboard and the mouse no longer works to update you Sierra

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  The keyboard and the mouse no longer works to update you Sierra

  Hi gnardone,

  Thanks for posting in the Community Support from Apple. I understand that you are having problems using your mouse and your keyboard after the update for Sierra. View the work of keyboard and mouse are crucial for your Mac, so I can understand how this is a problem for you. I'm happy to offer assistance.

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  Press and hold the key on the keyboard at the bottom right of the keyboard, and after a second or then you should get a popup - drag your finger up to the Dock that Popup option and then remove your finger from the screen. You can stop it becomes undocked and split via settings > general > keyboard Split keyboards 'off '.

• The keyboard does not win 10 bootcamp

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