Acer Aspire 5520-5908 Notebook "keyboard ribbon locking connector" Questions

...the keyboard is freed, carefull pulle out the ribbon the connects to the connector on the circuit board. the connectors locks down so you may have to pop it up carefull so you can release the

ribbon. Put the keyboard back on and test. If it is still having a problem the keyboard or the connector may be bad. You might also go into control panel, hardware, device manager, and reassociate the

...ribbon cable, as mentioned before. When the keyboard is out the cable can be released by gently pulling the cable lock on the header toward the cable, the thin (black in this case, it's usualy a ...

...ribbon connector under the keyboard connecting it to the motherboard. Don't stretch it tight and don't disconnect it. Loosen and remove the screw in the middle of the keyboard recess under the ...

...you to release it, and the keyboard and ribbon cable are free of the computer. If the keyboard is damaged or if any of the keys are not working, you can get a brand new keyboard for less than ...

...keyboard's ribbon connection by gently prying the plastic clip away from the ribbon with your fingernail or a straight screwdriver. Set the keyboard aside. Remove the six screws holding the top half ...

...keyboard's ribbon connection by gently prying the plastic clip away from the ribbon with your fingernail or a straight screwdriver. Set the keyboard aside. Remove the six screws holding the top half ...

...ribbon cord, and set the keyboard over the laptop's touch pad. Step 5 Remove the four screws securing the cover plate over the motherboard and remove it as well. Step 6 Locate the CMOS battery at the ...

...keyboard and the bottom just slides out of the main body. The connector is a ZIF (zero insertion force), you'll have to flip up a small tab which releases the ribbon cable. Sometimes just reseating ...

...keyboard unit itself might be faulty and  need to have its internal ribbon cable and cable connectors tested for cable damage or connector damage (typically either from liquid spillage, shock ...