Removing the Phone Keypad
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓In many devices such as handheld phones, the buttons necessary to operate the device will malfunction. This guide will show you how to access the rubber keypad in a step-by-step manner in order to determine what is malfunctioning with the keypad. If the keypad is damaged, this guide will show you how to remove the keypad from the housing.
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Orient the phone so that the phone model and other descriptive information is facing upward.
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Locate the two silver screws near the hinge where the battery is housed.
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Remove the silver screws using a Phillips head #2 screwdriver.
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Make sure you pull the cover off carefully in order to prevent damage to the back cover.
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Locate and unscrew the circled screw using a Philips head #2 screw driver or screw driver head.
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Be careful when lifting the motherboard. To prevent damage to the motherboard, gradually lift it from its place in the assembly.
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Now that the motherboard has been lifted out of place, the keypad can be accessed.
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Using your fingers push the buttons from the the phone toward the lifted motherboard.
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Remove the keypad from the assembly.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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