Introduction

How to take apart the assembly where the Razer Naga Epic's numpad and associated components lie.

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    • The buttons and their PCB are held into the side panel by a retaining bracket.

    • Unscrew the 4 x 6mm Phillips #0 screws securing the retaining bracket in place.

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    • The retaining bracket is gently clipped in to the side panel.

    • Gently go round between the retaining bracket and the side panel with a spudger until it comes loose.

    • You can now separate the retaining bracket.

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    • Gently push the rubber button covers out from the side panel. They are not clipped or held in place by anything.

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    • The button contacts, corresponding PCB, and transparent panel are held together into the retaining bracket by 4 x 6mm Phillips #000 screws.

    • Unscrew the 4 screws.

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    • Lift the inner retaining bracket away from the PCB bundle.

    • When reassembling, make sure the ribbon cable is threaded through the opening in the retaining bracket.

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    • The transparent panel is threaded through the button contacts and PCB via 4 screw holes.

    • Using the pointed end of a spudger, gently push the screw holes to push the transparent panel away from the PCB.

    • Exercise caution and be delicate as there are many flexible components here.

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    • You've basically done it all! There might be a bit more you could do with the button contacts and PCB, but that's basically it ^^.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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