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15-01-2008, 05:34 PM
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Walking with God
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Melbourne
Posts: 7,321
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HOW TO –REPAIR S2-3 KEYPAD
I’ve noticed that as my keypads age, the buttons get a bit harder to push, thereby not always activating the necessary function, or requiring a real, hard push. I had a go at making it a bit better today and found the result very good. Hence, I’ve quickly put a “how to” together. 1. Open keypad with a 10cent coin and pull apart. 2. Lift out the rubber button insert.  3. Separate the rubber buttons insert from the circuit board. 4. Take some rubber and cut a piece to fit the appropriate button.    5. Reassemble and test. 6. If the rubber you’ve inserted is too thick, the keypad may activate the whole time, or be too much like a hair trigger. If so, use a wooden peg to hold the rubber while you cut it with an appropriate blade.   7. Reassemble and test. Hopefully all will be good. Cheers, GK
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Keypad Repair / Tweak
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