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How to Clean, Upgrade, Repair, Mod, Disassemble an IBM Computer Keyboard
Do you need to clean, upgrade, mod or repair your
IBM
computer keyboard?
Here is a collection of
free take apart instructions, disassembly pictures, upgrade and repair manuals,
as well as do-it-yourself (DIY) tips and tricks for computer keyboards.
If you have written a guide yourself (or if you
know of a HOWTO or report not linked here), please
submit a new entry.
IBM Keyboard
| KeyLights: taking apart this input deviced caused some trouble with a few hidden screws and their bases which were hidden under the keys. Well, just rip off those keys with a screwdriver and you can screw those screws. Besides the keyboard autopsy this guides explain how to illuminate the key caps with LEDs. |
IBM LPFK Keyboard
| The "lightable programmable function keyboard - LPFK" is normally attached to a 5080 IBM graphics card for CAD purposes on RS/6000 machines running AIX. Because it looks so unique and nerdish, and has even LEDs in it, is a great idea to reverse engineer it to connect it to a PC. |
IBM Model M Keyboard
| How to convert the keyboard to to a "Post-Ban" Dvorak layout. |
IBM Model M (Clicky) Keyboard
| Steampunk keyboard mod: the goal with this project was to build a retro keyboard that was fully functional and of a sufficient quality that it could be used everyday by a touch typist. |
IBM PS/2 Keyboard
| Modification for operation with some newer Pentium 4 motherboards. |
IBM AT/PC Keyboard
| How to attach an external IBM-AT/PC keyboard to a Palm III PDA (in German). |
IBM Space Saver II Keyboard (JP)
| An illustrated disassembly HOWTO (in Japanese). |
IBM Space Saver II Keyboard (JP)
| Take apart, caps replacement and cleaning instructions (in Japanese). |
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