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    WTB Keyclips

    Discussion in 'ToughBook Buy Sell and Trade Forum' started by iiizman, May 26, 2009.

  1. iiizman

    iiizman Newbie

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    I need the keyclips on that go on under the S key on a CF-28 backlit chicklet style keyboard. I read somewhere the guy with the R. Lee Ermy Avatar can fix them, but can't find his name on here again.

    Thanks In Advance
     
    iiizman, May 26, 2009
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  2. Little Truck

    Little Truck Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hmmmm...Sounds like a TOUGHguy or something like that?


    :) Im sure he will be along...
     
    Little Truck, May 27, 2009
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  3. fstik1

    fstik1 Notebook Guru

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    Is this the illuminated keyboard that requires the inverter? If so, I have a whole keyboard that I bought by mistake. Let me know if you are interested.

    fstik1
     
    fstik1, May 28, 2009
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  4. Psych0Thrasher

    Psych0Thrasher Notebook Evangelist

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    Yeah Toughbook it out right now, but if you would like to leave you name and number he'll get back to you eventually :)

    once you get the hardware for the key it's really not all that hard to put back on. You just need a little bit a patience and a tiny screw driver to pop stuff back into place.

    I spent a day harvesting buttons off a backlit emissive kb that was broken in half and putting keys on the dozens of other ones that I have that were missing buttons. thankfully none of them were missing the same ones

    Dan
     
    Psych0Thrasher, May 29, 2009
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