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I used to have a problem with letters Y and O. They became just super sensitive. As if on touch screen. You don't click it but touch and it prints on the screen. Furthermore if u push letters next to them u accidentally touch them and have to correct ur text all the time. That was super annoying. After I installed a brand new spare keyboard I found out the same issue but slightly different. Now I had W and O problem.
I disassembled both keyboards and found out that the keyboard is defective. But easily fixable.
As it is seen on the picture, letter W's round plate hasn't been installed properly on its place. It has to be put right in the centre of the main plate (with 2 circles). Same issue was with O button. I centred both of them and it started to work perfectly.
That is my own experience. I think double typing issue is related to this defect as well.
Posted via CB10Last edited by ilmizi; 09-01-14 at 02:09 AM.
08-24-14 02:13 PM - Nice find. Ive changed my keyboard but gonba check this out tomorrowI used to have a problem with letters Y and O. They became just super sensitive. As if on touch screen. You don't click it but touch and it prints on the screen. Furthermore if u push next to them letters u accidentally touch them and have to correct ur text every time. That was super annoying. After I installed a brand new spare keyboard I found out the same issue but slightly different. Now I had W and O problem.
I disassembled both keyboards and found out that the keyboard is defective. But easily fixable.
As it is seen on the picture, letter W's round plate hasn't been installed properly on its place. It has to be put right in the centre of the main plate (with 2 circles). Same issue was with O button. I centred both of them and it started to work perfectly.
That is my own experience. I think double typing issue is related to this defect as well.
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Posted via Q10Bold08-31-14 02:04 PM - Ok. This is how I disassembled my keyboard.
Gently pull over the plastic part, note that there are 2 clips on both sides.
Right side
Left side
Distinguishing 2 parts
After that we've got 2 parts of keyboard
It might look a bit hard because surfaces are sticky but doing gently won't harm it.
What happens after that is clearly seen on my 1st post. There are some tips you have to notice.
Note 1. Taking off the keyboard from the phone, try not to damage flex cable. And be sure that it has isolation when u install it. The one on the pic doesn't have it.
Note 2. Reassembling keyboard make sure you make it properly. Otherwise it will not click when u push the button.
Note 3. Before reassembling your phone plug in your keyboard to motherplate, start the phone and check the workability of each key, also check the backlight of every single letter. Do it with the cable stuck on its place.
Note 4. There is a full video of disassembling the phone on youtube. But be careful with the screws. They are made of quite soft metal, so the heads could be damaged and you won't be able to screw them.
What else? I think that's it. Any questions, I'm here to help you
Posted via CB10Last edited by ilmizi; 09-01-14 at 06:03 AM.
09-01-14 01:03 AM
Hypersensitive problem on Q10 is solved. For double typing issue probably too.
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