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I am trying to take a T7316e set apart to fix an intermittant trouble on the key pad, and it won't come apart, with all the screws out. Am I missing something here? I've had no problems fixing, or taking apart T7316 sets before.
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I've seen those phones where there's a screw with a piece of plastic melted over it. If you can get something like a scratch awl in there you can break it out and get at the screw.
Beer, sure I'll try one
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Once you open the set you will see clear plastic sheet with contacts. just like the inside of a keyboard. Check the contact tab on back of the key.
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53FORD. Not sure what you mean. I can not even get the set open, by removing the screws.
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Did you by any chance not remove the base?
Screws are Top left, top middle, top right, upper-half inch above the "swoop," right center by the part numbers, mid left-one third up and mid right one third up, bottom left and bottom right under the bar code.
Nine screws in all, how many do you see to count?
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