Re: hp 41cx keyboard problem Message #2 Posted by Victor Koechli on 2 Feb 2004, 4:43 a.m., in response to message #1 by Nunez
The screws are under the rubber feet. Access them by gently lifting the feet with a sharp device, such as an x-acto knife.
Repairing the keyboard is difficult because it's heat staked to the calculator front. You might be in luck, though, if your problem were that some heat stakes at the bottom have become loose. You could then try to re-attach the keyboard, and probably everything would be fine. However, I've never seen this kind of problem in a HP-41, but only in a Voyager (HP-15C).
If that is not your problem, I'd recommend to live with the / key as it is now. The key dome may be broken, which is not easy to repair. Chances are that any attempt to fix it will only make things worse, especialy as long as the key still works fine.
Just my 2 cents, Victor
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