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    Squeaky Button....really annoying

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Matty88, Nov 11, 2007.

  1. Matty88

    Matty88 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I juss recently bought a NP9261 and i tend to use the S button alot and it makes like a small squeak when i push it...its the only button....it it possbile i could take the 1 key off and take a look at it......or should i juss wait and c if the nise stops.....its not even a week old.

    thanks
     
  2. Gophn

    Gophn NBR Resident Assistant

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    if you contact your vendor about this issue, they would gladly cross-ship you a new keyboard, then you can replace it yourself and send back the squeaky one

    ...so that you would not have to send in the entire unit
     
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    Matty88 Notebook Enthusiast

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    is it easy to replace the keyboard?
     
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    Gophn NBR Resident Assistant

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    very easy... not screws or anything required really.

    I have went over this a couple of times.

    Make sure the system is off. Not plugged into AC. Remove battery for precautions.

    Its simple for Clevo keyboards. All you need is a basic (small) flat-head screwdriver.
    There are 4 pieces of retractable plastic holding down the keyboard.
    Look at the picture that I have attached.
    Just push the plastic pieces gently upward (toward the lcd screen) which would retract them to release that part of the keyboard. This should only take less than 30 seconds.

    After the keyboard is released, you will find a cable under it (connects to motherboard), you can remove it if you want, just remember its position.

    Thats it.

    Pic here of the location of tabs:
    http://forum.notebookreview.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=4612&d=1164575463
     
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    Matty88 Notebook Enthusiast

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    thanks ill ask them to send me a new one
     
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    my esc key was like this ... turned out it was the way the keyboard was sitting in the notebook. try removing it first and see whats under that area and re-seat it imo..