I emailed technical support about this and they kept telling me to RMA it. It seem like they automatically answer it. I know few people here have done it with their UL laptop. If you know, please share it with me so I can fix the keyboard rattle!
Thanks.
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IKilledYourHamster Notebook Evangelist
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Most of the chicklet-style keyboards that Asus uses the same form. On the back of your laptop, there may be a screw that needs to first be removed. If it's there, it should be labeled "K". Flip your laptop back to its up-right position and look for 4 small tabs/clips along the top of the keyboard. You'll need a small flat head screw driver to unhook these tabs and the keyboard should pop up. You may need to give it a little pull because Asus sometimes uses double sided tape to secure the keyboard to the chassis.
A note of warning: don't press on the tabs too hard/far as that can permanently damage the spring mechanism inside. I've done this before and the only way to fix it is to get a top chassis replacement. -
IKilledYourHamster Notebook Evangelist
I didn't remove the keyboard. I wasn't sure what I was doing. I kept pushing lightly at the small tabs and now the rattle is gone. Anyway... thanks David!
How to open the UL50Vt keyboard?
Discussion in 'Asus' started by IKilledYourHamster, Dec 23, 2009.