Motorola E815 Keypad Replacement

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Introduction

If the buttons on your Motorola E815 are unresponsive or do not seem as crisp as they used to be, you may need to replace your keypad. To accomplish this, you will

Dissemble the phone
Access the keypad for repair or replacement

What you need

Step 1 Battery

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Locate the back cover release slide.
Use your finger to slide it down.

Step 2

Remove the back cover by pulling it away from the phone.

Step 3

Locate the battery removal slot.
Use your finger to pull the battery out from the top.
Remove the battery.

Step 4 Disassembling Motorola E815 Antenna

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Locate the antenna port on the top of the phone.

Step 5

Grip the plastic support post and unscrew the apparatus using a counterclockwise twist.
Pull the apparatus up and out of the phone.

Step 6 Keypad

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Locate the two screws on the backside of the phone.
Unscrew the two screws using a T6 Screwdriver.

Step 7

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Gently pull the top section of the phone upwards until you feel some resistance.
Locate the brown connector that runs from the top section of the phone to the circuit board under the keypad.
Using tweezers, gently pry the connector from the circuit board.
Carefully detach the two sections of the phone.