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Old 05 June 2022, 18:55   #1
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A500 Samsung Keyboard repair

Hi All,

I have a Samsung keyboard currently which has a row of keys not working : ESC,~,TAB & CAPS Lock. Apart from that, Its a fully functioning keyboard. I've checked the double membrane and performed a continuity test, but can't seem to get to the bottom of it.

Do any of you experts have a way I can 'override' the keyboard membrane and wire in a direct link or something? Anyone have any ideas I can employ please? I'd love to get this keyboard fully working rather than get a replacement Mistsumi.


Thanks,

Darren
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Old 30 June 2022, 11:50   #2
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I have now solved this.

it was down to a dry solder joint on the keyboard controller mobo. I didnt know which one was dry, so I re-did them all and it worked.

Posting this update Just incase anyone has the same issue. Hope this helps.
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Old 30 June 2022, 14:15   #3
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Hello Torrind!

I also have a mildly dysfunctional Samsung keyboard (F7, P, :,...). So I am preparing to try and fix it (change the suspicious-looking cable first, and then check the joints)

Could you share some piccies of what you did, pretty please?
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