I have a Toshiba Satellite repair I just made - I replaced the LCD panel. It went well and the LCD is fine.
However....when I disassembled the laptop, I noticed the keyboard ribbon came out without needing to 'unclamp' it from the motherboard.
Now that I am reassembling, I realize that the ribbon came out because the clamp thingy is broken. one side of it does not attach to the plastic encasement that the ribbon rests in; hence it will not 'clamp' down to hold the ribbon in place.
What is this plastic part called? Can one replace this small piece of plastic, or have I just spent a small fortune on repair that will ultimately never work due to this problem?
However....when I disassembled the laptop, I noticed the keyboard ribbon came out without needing to 'unclamp' it from the motherboard.
Now that I am reassembling, I realize that the ribbon came out because the clamp thingy is broken. one side of it does not attach to the plastic encasement that the ribbon rests in; hence it will not 'clamp' down to hold the ribbon in place.
What is this plastic part called? Can one replace this small piece of plastic, or have I just spent a small fortune on repair that will ultimately never work due to this problem?
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