Applicable Models:
ES-6 Replacing the Panel Keyboard
1. | Remove the control unit by loosening four screws. Also |
| remove the cable connector from the control unit. (Fig. 1) |
2. | The control unit can be separated into upper and lower parts |
| when the eight screws on the bottom of the lower body of the |
| unit are removed (Fig. 2). Be careful to separate them slowly |
| since the upper and lower bodies are connected with a flat |
| cable. |
3. | Remove the connector on the panel keyboard which is located |
| at the upper body side, loosen the nine screws on the |
| substrate, and remove them from the upper body. (Fig. 3) |
4. | Since the panel keyboard is fixed to the control unit with |
Control Unit
Cable Connector
Screw
Control Unit
Substrate |
|
Fixing Screw | Substrate |
Connector
Replacing the Panel Keyboard
| silicon, cut the silicon with a sharp cutter (Fig. 4). Peel the |
| panel keyboard off the surface of upper body. (Fig. 5) |
5. | If the silicon remains at the upper body, remove it thoroughly. |
6. | Place the brandnew panel keyboard. The cable from the |
| keyboard should be pulled in through the hole on the upper |
| body. Press and adhere the panel keyboard in position. |
7. | Apply silicon at two depicted areas to prevent intrusion of |
| sweat. (Figs. 4 and 6) |
8. | Mount the substrate and fix it with nine screws, and insert the |
| connector of the panel keyboard. (Fig. 3) |
9. | Put the upper and lower body together, and fix them with eight |
| screws. |
10.Connect the cable connector to the control unit, and mount the unit to the main unit.
Fig. 1
Silicon
Fig. 4
Fig. 2 | Fig. 3 |
Control Unit
Panel Keyboard
Upper Body
Fig. 5
ES-6
Silicon
Fig. 6
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