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The first step to any repair operation is to remove the front cover.
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Grab the back of the calculator with one hand and the cover with the other.
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Pull the cover off from one of the sides for easy removal.
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Orientate the calculator with the top facing towards you.
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Slide the locking tab,found on the top part of the calculator, to the unlock position.
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"Locking Tab"
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To remove the back cover, slide the cover away from the locking tab towards the bottom of the calculator until the cover no longer slides.
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Then with the front of the calculator facing down, pull up on the back cover.
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The calculator should now be orientated with the front facing down, as shown in picture 2.
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The Batteries are now exposed and the calculator is face down with the back towards you.
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Remove the bottom batteries by pressing the battery towards you while pulling it out from the far end.
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If you can not do the previous step with your finger try using a flat ended tool such as an Ipod opening tool.
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After the bottom battery has been removed push or slide the other(top) battery towards you until it is fully exposed in the battery slot.
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Now simply remove the battery.
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Using the Ipod Opening Tool pull up on both sides of the rectangular module while keeping the rest of the calculator flat on a surface face down
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You may get a lot of resistance from the module. Do not use too much force as you risk damage. Use small amounts of force to work the module out.
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Now pull up on the back cover of the calculator while holding the rest of it flat on a surface.
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Be careful not to tilt the front of the calculator at this point. The keyboard buttons are now unsupported and will fall out of place.
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Here we will use the front panel, separate from the motherboard
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Make sure not to tilt this part unless you want to remove all the keys from the face plate.
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Remove the rubber contact lying on top of the keys.
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With the rubber contact removed the keys can now be removed to be replaced, cleaned, or manipulated in other ways.
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To aid the removal of individual keys you can use the Ipod Opening Tool or preferably a pair of tweezers.
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When placing the keys back into the faceplate you have to make sure that they are going in the right direction.
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You can tell which way is up by a semicircular extrusion on the back of a key.
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The gray and blue keys have the extrusion on the upper left hole looking at the back of the key.
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The black keys on the other hand have the extrusions on the lower left hole looking at the back of the key.
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