deskthority

sixty wrote:Yes, just pop it off with your fingernail or a small screwdriver.

Thanks will do!

However, I noticed that the LED on the key is lighting up again.

sixty wrote:There are 6 screws in total. One in each of the 4 corners under the rubber feet, and then 2 more under small plastic parts near the cable.

How do I access those two? Just pop off the cover?

I need to open up my keyboard since one led is not lighting up. I don't want to RMA since it'll take 4-6weeks and I don't have a decent keyboard. Anyone have ideas how to open this up? The farthest I have tried is removing 4 screws from the bottom of the board. I'm not sure if there are a couple mor...

I dont remember the exact number of screws, btw are pretty vidsible when the feet are removed. Then you have just to separate the two halves of the housing using just your nails or something like a strong guitar pick I've removed 4 screws in total. Where do yo suggest I start to separate the housin...

Ok, I've removed the 4 screws but I can't seem to open it. Is there anything I need to push/press?

use some biadhesive tape to use again the original feet, or cut new feet from a foil of self adhesive rubber foam or other well suited material.

Will do, thanks!

I'm having the same problem as the TS, the LED in the 9 key is not working anymore. I removed the key and tried to move the LED and it lit up again. I'm assuming this is just a connection issue that can be easily repaired. The problem is, how do I open up this keyboard? :D With a screwdriver ? :lol...

I'm having the same problem as the TS, the LED in the 9 key is not working anymore. I removed the key and tried to move the LED and it lit up again. I'm assuming this is just a connection issue that can be easily repaired. The problem is, how do I open up this keyboard?