Step 1: Unplug the Numpad and Switch it to the OFF position.
Step 2: Remove all Keycaps using a Keycap puller.
Step 3: Remove all Switches using a Switch puller.
Step 4: Remove the Rotary Knob by pulling it upwards.
Step 5: Remove the Slider by pulling it upwards just like the Rotary Knob.
Step 6: Remove the four corner screws using a #0 Phillips screwdriver.
Step 7: Flip the Numpad over and remove the Top Frame.
Step 8: Hold the Numpad vertically and gently open it to reveal the cable.
Step 9: Using a plastic tool or fingers, peel back the adhesive tape.
Step 10: Unplug the cable from the board by gently pulling on the connector.
Step 11: Remove the bottom foam.
Step 12: Remove the tape covering the two central board screws.
(NOTE: These screws are unique and cannot be interchanged).
Step 13: Remove the two screws
(NOTE: These screws are unique and cannot be interchanged).
Step 14: Remove the four corner screws.
(NOTE: These screws are unique and cannot be interchanged).
Step 15: Lift the board up and away from the switch plate.
Step 16: Remove the two side light diffusers.
(NOTE: The scalloped edges of the diffusers face outward. When reinstalling, be sure the taped side of the diffuser touches the switch plate, with the scalloped edge facing outward).
Step 17: Remove the foam
Step 18: Remove the remaining six stabilizer screws.
(NOTE: These screws are unique and cannot be interchanged).
Step 19: Lift the board up off the stabilizers.
Step 20: Replace the stabilizers on the Numpad and follow these steps in reverse order to reassemble the unit.
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