Winston
Guest
Thu Nov 24, 2011 7:43 am
My eeePC was very sick.
On boot, it would spray the screen with random
characters. If I did get a desktop, I found
that I couldn't type several characters, like
v and t.
A USB keyboard worked perfectly with it, though.
I Googled 'eeepc 701 teardown' and discovered
how to remove the keyboard.
I carefully released the ZIF connector for
the keyboard and cleaned the black contacts
on the flat cable with a pencil eraser.
After wiping off the resulting grunge with
a cloth towel, I installed the keyboard and
now my eeePC works once again.
--Winston
N_Cook
Guest
Thu Nov 24, 2011 10:14 am
Winston <Winston_at_BigBrother.net> wrote in message
news:jakp3g06d3_at_news6.newsguy.com...
Quote:
My eeePC was very sick.
On boot, it would spray the screen with random
characters. If I did get a desktop, I found
that I couldn't type several characters, like
v and t.
A USB keyboard worked perfectly with it, though.
I Googled 'eeepc 701 teardown' and discovered
how to remove the keyboard.
I carefully released the ZIF connector for
the keyboard and cleaned the black contacts
on the flat cable with a pencil eraser.
After wiping off the resulting grunge with
a cloth towel, I installed the keyboard and
now my eeePC works once again.
--Winston
For us old-worlders , teardown = dismantle ?
Winston
Guest
Thu Nov 24, 2011 8:17 pm
N_Cook wrote:
Quote:
Winston<Winston_at_BigBrother.net> wrote in message
news:jakp3g06d3_at_news6.newsguy.com...
My eeePC was very sick.
On boot, it would spray the screen with random
characters. If I did get a desktop, I found
that I couldn't type several characters, like
v and t.
A USB keyboard worked perfectly with it, though.
I Googled 'eeepc 701 teardown' and discovered
how to remove the keyboard.
I carefully released the ZIF connector for
the keyboard and cleaned the black contacts
on the flat cable with a pencil eraser.
After wiping off the resulting grunge with
a cloth towel, I installed the keyboard and
now my eeePC works once again.
--Winston
For us old-worlders , teardown = dismantle ?
Correcto. With lots of good quality, annotated
photos to make reassembly easy.
http://tinyurl.com/72b6ueq or...
<http://www.r3uk.com/index.php/tech-tips/34-disassembly-guides/78-asus-eeepc-model-4g-disassembly>
--Winston