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Subject: Re: Removing the keyboard

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Trent

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Date Posted: 15:23:58 09/01/99 Wed
In reply to: Dennis van Leeuwen 's message, "Removing the keyboard" on 14:30:51 09/01/99 Wed

Slide the plastic peice above the keyboard to the left. Now lift the keyboard up grasping the keyboard at the top by the function keys. Lift slowly because there is a flat cable connecting the keyboard to the motherboard. You don't want to pull it out. (If you do, you can put it back, its just a little tricky if you've never worked with flat cables before)

When you put the keyboard back, insert the bottom of the keyboard in first, then just lay it down. When you slide the plastic peice back on, that holds the top of the keyboard in place.

Good luck.

> The Keyboard of my VIVANTE SE feels a little loose on
> the side where the arrows are.
> This is normal, at least that is was Ken told me.
> There is a plate underneath it that will keep the heat
> out.
> Anyway... I'd like to remove the keyboard and give it
> a more solid FEEL. Perhaps I can put something
> between the keyboard. Like glue or something...
>
> Does anyone know how to remove the keyboard?

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Removing the keyboard	Dennis van Leeuwen	15:28:58 09/01/99 Wed
Re: Removing the keyboard -- Trent, 15:55:35 09/01/99 Wed