Introducción
This guide should be followed in order to access all the components underneath the keys. This includes the backlighting LEDs and the switches underneath the keys. The beginning steps for replacing both components are the same. Therefore the only difference between replacing these components will be the last two steps. Step nine will be used to replace the LEDs while step ten will be used to access the switches either for replacement or adding the aftermarket silencers to the keys.
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There are two tabs on both sides of where the cable enters the back of the keyboard. Use the metal spudgers to gently pull up the tabs. These are circled in red on the picture.
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Utilizing your broad metal spudger, begin to pry off the faceplate of the keyboard.
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There are small tabs between the faceplate and the keyboard's base that must be released. There are four tabs along the front of the keyboard and two along each side. Examples of the tabs you are looking for are circled in the third image.
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Follow the link below to watch a video that goes through all of the steps on how to remove the switches and LEDs from the keyboard. https://youtu.be/luHI4UjkyCY?t=5m37s
My board just cut off (random keys inputting random chars ,double chars , or nothing at all. Now most keys don't work but lights up. The first time this happened the board just died leds too. Was rma'd anyway, is there anything you know that I can place to fix this in the keyboard?
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To reassemble your keyboard, follow these instructions in reverse order. There are no special steps to put this back together and it is just as easy to put it back together.
To reassemble your keyboard, follow these instructions in reverse order. There are no special steps to put this back together and it is just as easy to put it back together.
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Can I use this guide for my Razer Blackwidow Ultimate 2014 Tournament edition?
It would be great to have a similar one for replacing a damaged key. My "A" has some issues...