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: To remove the badge, remove the two securing screws.
(NOTE: These screws are unique and cannot be interchanged).
Step 9: Lift the top frame up and remove the badge.
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