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    Need help to fix keyboard flex cable

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by GalaxySII, Sep 15, 2012.

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    Hello
    I been trying to repair keyboard cable from laptop
    It's been cut ,because contacts been scratched at the end of cable and pins became non-conductive ..
    So i peel off that black sticky foil and got proper conductive pins..
    but now I need to connect both ends somehow .
    I had idea that i put cables to touch each other but there are no all contacts .. it needs some hard squeeze to get all 32 pins linked..
    If anybody had same issue or has some ideas pls help me out ..
    Thnx

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    GalaxySII, Sep 15, 2012
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