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Post by aldooyou on Sept 15, 2013 21:03:12 GMT
great kpr. ur right that's quite some work but at least I know that issue is fixable and just a matter of implementation, and not really a physical defect, so im fine there thanks, those were detailed steps btw thanks a lot ive got that saved for continuing reference. thanks again kpr!
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Post by aldooyou on Sept 15, 2013 21:12:04 GMT
paul,
how many screws exactly are we talking here, I mean all those big ones on the underside? and just loosen right? then I can start sliding the keybed back n forth, but il need to turn d fusion back around right? so that the keys are facing up again, correct? do I need to loosen smaller screws? il do all these on the bed. tel me if I missed anything.
thanks again paul!
al
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jiffy
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Post by jiffy on Sept 16, 2013 18:36:55 GMT
paul, how many screws exactly are we talking here, I mean all those big ones on the underside? and just loosen right? then I can start sliding the keybed back n forth, but il need to turn d fusion back around right? so that the keys are facing up again, correct? do I need to loosen smaller screws? il do all these on the bed. tel me if I missed anything. thanks again paul! al I think there are 12 screws that need to be slackened off and they are directly under the keyboard (but obviously on the outside of the case!), one row of 6 about 50mm in from the front of the case and another row about 120mm in. Slacken them off, turn the Fusion up the right way and you should be able to slide the keyboard. You don't get much movement, but it might be enough to get rid of the 'clacking' noise. If this doesn't work, then you may have to open the case. Paul
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