Re: Taking Apart a Tungsten E?
- From: "JB" <highlinex@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 28 Dec 2005 23:23:44 -0800
"Ken Spencer" <kspenceECM@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:2005122900100816807-kspenceECM@xxxxxxxxxxx
>I have a Tungsten E and the on/off switch kind of sunk into the body of the
>device. I can still
> turn it on by pushing on it really hard. So I bought a new one, but I
> wanted to get inside the old one to see what is going on.
>
> Bought the small torx set at Home Depot for only $5.75 and removed the 4
> screws on the back.
>
> But it won't come apart! I am reluctant to pry it apart with too much
> force, without knowing if
> that is proper. Is there some secret?
>
> The screen for text input was getting wonkey anyway, so if I trash it in
> the process of
> fixing it, no loss.
>
> Any help appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> ken
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While shopping for a PDA I googled up an article that shows in detail how to
take that model apart and replace the battery. The process the author used
to open the unit was to heat the back of the case with a hairdryer to soften
the glue that it's bonded with. If you google with the keywords "Palm
battery replacement" I think you should be able to find it.
.
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