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I have a fairly nice Model 100, but the "=" key doesn't work. To fix the problem, I de-soldered one of the redundant "Shift" keys and soldered that key where the "=" key was. Unfortunately, the key still doesn't work. I replaced the "Shift" key with the old "=" key and it works fine. Anyone have any suggestions? | I have a fairly nice Model 100, but the "=" key doesn't work. To fix the problem, I de-soldered one of the redundant "Shift" keys and soldered that key where the "=" key was. Unfortunately, the key still doesn't work. I replaced the "Shift" key with the old "=" key and it works fine. Anyone have any suggestions? | ||
Probably a broken trace or wire on the motherboard, keyboard PCB, or keyboard cable? BTW, you'll get better and faster answers to questions like this on the [http://www.club100.org/list.html mailing list] - [[User:Jhoger|Jhoger]] 14:11, 12 March 2009 (PDT) | |||
Latest revision as of 13:11, 12 March 2009
Having a problem with the "=" key:
I have a fairly nice Model 100, but the "=" key doesn't work. To fix the problem, I de-soldered one of the redundant "Shift" keys and soldered that key where the "=" key was. Unfortunately, the key still doesn't work. I replaced the "Shift" key with the old "=" key and it works fine. Anyone have any suggestions?
Probably a broken trace or wire on the motherboard, keyboard PCB, or keyboard cable? BTW, you'll get better and faster answers to questions like this on the mailing list - Jhoger 14:11, 12 March 2009 (PDT)
