Change a Compaq Presario V6000 Keyboard

by ipadkeyboard Thu Apr 14, 2011 5:34 pm

Maintain a clean notebook computer can help your hands from bacteria and maintain the computer's cooling system is the best operation. However, if you have several years of your freedom who Compaq Presario V6000, too much dirt under the keys may be established. Your keyboard or simply because it may not be used. In both cases, you can change your Compaq Presario V6000 keyboard free man, and replace it with a new one.

Presario V6000 free people close down and put it into the work area. Place it face down on a flat surface, and remove the battery.

Remove the battery after the edge of the void spaces of two cross screws.

Free flip Presario V6000, open the screen. You may wish to put on the screen as a protective shield to ensure that you do not scratch them, but your work.

Identified four black keyboard along the top row of function keys plastic labels. Place between the label and plastic bezel between the keyboard and screen to run a flat head screwdriver. Pry up the four tags in each lifting baffle free man closed Presario V6000. Tailgate has been completely torn off, remove, set aside.

Remove the four Phillips screws off to reveal the plastic bezel. These screws hold the keyboard Presario V6000 free man at the top of the fuselage. Lift the keyboard cable to connect it to reveal the logic board.

Locked in the logic board for pushing the release board cables connected. The old keyboard aside or discarded.

Place down on the palm rest the new Compaq Presario V6000 keyboard free people, so the cables can reach the logic board connector. Thread into the connection cable and a cable lock to close.

Lift the keyboard and rotate to the Presario V6000 free man's body, so that the four screw holes it. Replace the four Phillips screws lock the keyboard.

Presario V6000 free people into the plastic bezel above the keyboard place back, and then close the screen. Turn the computer over.

Replace the battery compartment next to the cross screws to lock the bezel in place.