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nwillis2k1 · 01/30/2006, 08:02 PM

well, if you are going to go that far to fix a sticky or broken key, you might as well replace the whole keypad. it only costs $20. The keypad (just underneath the actual keys) just pulls out and you can insert a new one just by sliding the connector in.

I ordered a new keypad from
http://performancepda.zoovy.com/c=pY...REO650KEYBOARD
and it came in three days.

I only know this because I dropped my treo650 in the toilet, dried it out, realized that a key jammed (probably from the porcelin), replaced it, and now my treo's back to it's good ol' resetting self.

nw

01/30/2006, 08:02 PM	#2 (permalink)
nwillis2k1 Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	replace your keypad easily well, if you are going to go that far to fix a sticky or broken key, you might as well replace the whole keypad. it only costs $20. The keypad (just underneath the actual keys) just pulls out and you can insert a new one just by sliding the connector in. I ordered a new keypad from http://performancepda.zoovy.com/c=pY...REO650KEYBOARD and it came in three days. I only know this because I dropped my treo650 in the toilet, dried it out, realized that a key jammed (probably from the porcelin), replaced it, and now my treo's back to it's good ol' resetting self. nw