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    disassemble an emachine e725?

    Discussion in 'eMachines' started by ames89, Sep 23, 2009.

  1. ames89

    ames89 Newbie

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    hello! im new in the forum, and I have a new acer emachine e725, but my new laptop is having some issues with the keyboard, specifically with the enter key of the num pad, i would like to disassemble the keyboard to be able to clean it, the screws in he back are all screwed and i don't know which one to take off to take out the keyboard
    thanks a lot for the answers!
     
    ames89, Sep 23, 2009
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  2. karkus20

    karkus20 Newbie

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    you know, I was kinda wanting to know the same thing... but I posted in the acer forum with the same q and it got deleted... hrrmmm
     
    karkus20, Apr 2, 2010
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    ames89 Newbie

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    hehe i found it, i almost broke the laptop but is very easy, on the top over the keyboard, there is a board, where is the on button, the wireless mode and the mouse activator button, you have to get a credit card or some hard card to get in between the keyboard and dad piece i told you.
    then you can take off that panel, you can take out the keyboard, the rest is up to you, i just get there hehe
     
    ames89, Apr 2, 2010
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    good tip...but i dont think that works for d725, does it?
     
    jimsage85, Apr 6, 2010
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    ames89 Newbie

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    it seems it does, the both seem to have the same components, try it, but softly, so it won't broke :)
     
    ames89, Apr 6, 2010
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