Wacom Intuos Pro Touch Pad Replacement

Introducción

If your Wacom Intuos Pro touch pad is damaged, the device will not be able to fully detect pen inputs and pressure. If this occurs, you may experience dead zones or zones where your touchpad may not detect pen pressure accurately. If troubleshooting your device does not work, you may need to replace the touch pad sensor. Replacing the sensor can remove dead zones and improve pressure accuracy.

! - Be sure to exercise caution when lifting the touch pad out of the case. Incorrectly removing the touch pad may damage the sensors or other components.

Follow this link for troubleshooting instructions before replacing the touch pad hardware.

Qué necesitas

Paso 1 Battery

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Orient the device so the bottom casing is facing upwards.
Use your fingers to gently pull on the rubber covers on the bottom of the device to remove them.

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Paso 2

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Remove the four 4mm screws from underneath the rubber feet using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

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Paso 3

Insert the iFixit Opening Tool between the front and back cover of the device in order to snap and separate the type locks from around the edges.
Use the iFixit Opening Tool all the way around the edges until all the snaps have been released.
While going around the edges, make sure you have a tight grip to keep the device from sliding.

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Paso 4

Remove the case backing from the rear of the device with your hands so the internal components are exposed.

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Paso 5

If not already done, desolder the three colored cables that connect the battery to the motherboard.
After desoldering the battery, carefully remove it.
Be careful when handling the soldering iron given it's high operating temperature and the possibility for it to damage other components.
For help soldering, check out our How to Solder and Desolder Connections guide.