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First disconnect
the keyboard and take off the wrist pads. You'll need a small phillips screwdriver.
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Take off the two screws on the back panel
and carefully pop off the back.
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Disconnect the connectors
noting where they go, then remove the two screws under the back. (The connectors actually only reconnect one way, but you need to make sure you don't forget any connections).
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Take off the two bottom screws
on the back panel.
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And the three front screws
under the wrist pad.
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You might need to squeeze the plastic bubble
inside this center tube in order to get the front panel off.
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Pop off the top.
Next remove the casing around the patch of four keys.
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You can also remove and disconnect the thumb unit
if need be. (You can see some corrosion here near the connector, so I decided to take mine off and clean it).
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The thumb unit
after removal.
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Pop off the keys
by carefully pulling them away from the center. They should pop off pretty easily.
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You probably won't be able to remove
the interior keys - they block each other. (At least I haven't figured out how to do it without taking the key units off the board).
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Reassembly is the reverse.
If only I could keep my desk clean as well.
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