Baue die Platine, Power Knopf und das Akkugehäuse einer kabellosen Apple Tastatur auseinander

Geschrieben von: Janne Jakob Fleischer
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Baue die Platine, Power Knopf und das Akkugehäuse einer kabellosen Apple Tastatur auseinander

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Einleitung

Solltest du irgendwelche Probleme mit deinem kabellosen Gerät haben, kann dir diese Anleitung zeigen, wie du die Tastatur auseinanderbaust und das Problem findest.

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    • Greife die Kunststoffabdeckung während du gleichzeitig Druck ausübst. Die Abdeckplatte sollte einfach abzumachen sein.

    • Beachte, dass an der Seite der Abdeckung Clips sind. Wenn du an diesen Punkten Druck aufbringst, kann die Abdeckung direkt abgehoben werden.

    A Dremel is not required. I was able to push firmly on both sides of the plastic cover and it flexed enough for me to get a small flat blade screwdriver in to open it the rest of the way.

    Colin Ayer -

    Use caution. I had to apply a lot of squeezing pressure to get the cover to come loose and when it did it flipped in my fingers and those pointy little clips stabbed into my thumb. Not pleasant. I suggest using just enough pressure to allow you to use a tool to pry the cover loose.

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    • Nachdem du die Kunststoffabdeckung entfernt hast kannst du die Schraube entfernen. Wenn du die Tastatur auf die Oberseite legst, kannst du die Kabelverbindungen lösen, indem du die Kunststoffverriegelung nach oben ziehst. Danach kannst du das Kabel herausziehen, indem du einen starken Pin unter die Kabel einführst und sie nach oben drückst.

    • Danach kannst du das komplette Innere in die Richtung des Power Button und aus dem Tastaturrahmen schieben.

    • Baue das Gerät wieder umgekehrt zusammen. Wenn du das Innenleben in den Rahmen drückst, stelle sicher, dass die Kabel, die durch eine Folie verbunden sind auf der richtigen Seite sind.

    The flexible circuit connector stumped me for a bit. Put a bit of pressure at the edges towards the top of the board. It then pops up 1 mm or so. The flex/foil circuit might slide out at this point, but mine seemed a bit sticky.

    Colin Ayer -

    Be careful with the connection cable while pushing the assembly out of the keyboard!

    Marcelo de Souza Silva -

    I have a frozen battery cap that actually broke one of my Kershaw tools (a flat edge extension tool on one of their knives), snapped the %#*@ thing off. Now that's tight. I have used WD-40, Ronsonol fuel, and sheer twisting my best screw drivers but all I've done is tear apart the screw nick on the battery cap. I've used this tutorial to take it apart (carefully!) and been able to pull out the second battery which had white corrosion on the positive end.

    But I can't reach the number one battery which is frozen in there. I've sprayed WD-40 in and am patiently waiting for it to work its way down to the connection. But I have no idea how to get that battery out. I can't get a screw in there to drill it in to the battery. I have no idea what the next step is. Anybody have an idea?

    Ira

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    airira -

Abschluss

Um dein Gerät wieder zusammenzubauen, befolge die Schritte in der umgekehrten Reihenfolge.

Tinte & Feder

Janne Jakob Fleischer

Mitglied seit: 22/03/13

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I had two corroded batteries firmly welded into the keyboard and I thought it was a goner. I used these instructions to remove the circuit board and give me access to both ends of the battery. A lot of brute force later, both batteries were removed and everything reassembled. Another $70 saved!!!

Colin Ayer -

My user dropped the KB and dented the housing at the power button wiht the result that the power button was ALWAYS on. Pulled the KB guts, re-rounded the hole, then reinserted the guts. Works perfect. Thanks!

Tim -

Tim -

Similar to Colin’s issue, got at least one battery out, going to drill out the old cap that just won’t come off, then get the last battery out and clean it up and put on a new cap.

Thanks for the help!

Jason Reynolds -

My keyboard was "eating” the batteries, I got tired to change it every 2 weeks, so I connected a USB cable to battery connection and I'm powering now via cable with a iphone charger :)

Gombos Robert -

Wow! Y’all gotta be line dancin,Don’t nobody hear’d bout makin life easy over thar

B J Welsh -