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Looking at this picture:
http://www.generalsaving.com/images/G_Key_GatewayMX3000_G_Key_GatewayMX3000_key_1.jpg
and this picture:
http://i6.ebayimg.com/04/i/001/49/84/16d9_1.JPG
Here's how I'd do it:
FIRST - Unplug the ac adaptor and remove the battery.
Second: Using small screwdriver, unscrew small screws on back of laptop hinges. Tilt screen all the way back after this step.
Third: Using a small knife or guitar pick, pop the coverplate containing the power button off. Be careful, there are tabs and its held in a certain way.
Fourth: Remove small screws on keyboard. Pull gently up and towards bottom of laptop, should tile out. Remove ribbon cable.
Fifth: Replace keyboard, reattach ribbon cable. Make sure its snug and firmly in place (may have to adjust clamp).
Sixth: Reassemble. Make sure screws are snug but not too tight, don't want to break plastic. Also be careful putting hinge plate back on- it can be stubborn and tricky..
PM me if you need better instructions or have any questions...
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How do I replace the keyboard on a Gateway 3560 laptop?
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| July 08, 2009 11:05 PM |
http://www.generalsaving.com/images/G_Key_GatewayMX3000_G_Key_GatewayMX3000_key_1.jpg
and this picture:
http://i6.ebayimg.com/04/i/001/49/84/16d9_1.JPG
Here's how I'd do it:
FIRST - Unplug the ac adaptor and remove the battery.
Second: Using small screwdriver, unscrew small screws on back of laptop hinges. Tilt screen all the way back after this step.
Third: Using a small knife or guitar pick, pop the coverplate containing the power button off. Be careful, there are tabs and its held in a certain way.
Fourth: Remove small screws on keyboard. Pull gently up and towards bottom of laptop, should tile out. Remove ribbon cable.
Fifth: Replace keyboard, reattach ribbon cable. Make sure its snug and firmly in place (may have to adjust clamp).
Sixth: Reassemble. Make sure screws are snug but not too tight, don't want to break plastic. Also be careful putting hinge plate back on- it can be stubborn and tricky..
PM me if you need better instructions or have any questions...
Source(s):
My job: http://www.dannythecomputerguy.com/
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