Introduction

If your Logitech K360 keyboard has unresponsive keys or erratic behavior, the internal printed circuit board (PCB) may need replacing. Use our guide so you can replace it safely!

What you need

Step 1 Battery

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Turn the keyboard face down.

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Step 2

With your thumbs on both sides of the battery tab, push upwards.
You should feel it disconnect.
Remove the cover exposing the batteries.

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Step 3

Remove the old batteries.
Make sure the keyboard turns on and works.
Double check that the cover is back on correctly; you don't want it coming off and have the batteries fall out!

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Step 4 Printed Circuit Board (PCB)

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Remove the keyboard cover.
Remove the screws using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
There are a total of eight 8mm screws and twelve 6mm screws.

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Step 5

Remove the top half of the keyboard carefully.
If there are issues removing the top half of the keyboard, you can try using something thin to get into the crevices.

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