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Re: Turbostar 432 repairing the Sensor pad.
Hi I am thinking about replacing the complete pad from another unit. I measured it at 201.5mm squared, and it just happens that I have a Excalibur Kingmaster 3. Its pad will fit if cut down. (202.5mm one millimeter over size when cut down to best fit, I will split the 0.5 mm) Of course I am not going to destroy the Excalibur Kingmaster 3, I am going to try to get a new Pad. Besides, no way you will pull off an already used Pad and hope that the pad will be in one piece. They are glued on.
Has anyone attempted such a task. I think its possible, these sensor boards are nothing more then buttons that make contact with the circut board. But I have never pulled one off. Anyone attempted this before. Thanks Steve how. Geändert von Stevehow (03.02.2012 um 21:16 Uhr) Grund: typo's |
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AW: Turbostar 432 repairing the Sensor pad.
Hi Steve,
it is normally not possible to repair a broken plastic sensor pad. You can try to replace ist with a sensor field from a damaged computer of the same kind (e. g. same manufacurer and model from the same time). For the T432 a Turbo Star or Superstar may work. Best is to replace the complete cover, because it is difficult to extract the foil without damage. Parts from different manufaturers (e. g. Excalibur) will not work, because the cable and and the pins are different. Regards Achim |
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Re: AW: Turbostar 432 repairing the Sensor pad.
Hi Steve,
it is normally not possible to repair a broken plastic sensor pad. You can try to replace ist with a sensor field from a damaged computer of the same kind (e. g. same manufacurer and model from the same time). For the T432 a Turbo Star or Superstar may work. Best is to replace the complete cover, because it is difficult to extract the foil without damage. Parts from different manufaturers (e. g. Excalibur) will not work, because the cable and and the pins are different. Regards Achim Thanks for the reply. I understand what you are saying, and this would be one task to attempt. I am wondering if its worth it. I was not going to try to replace the complete pad, just the vinyl membrane on the top. But again, not knowing what is underneath the existing one this could turn into a disaster - not to mention how difficult it would be to get a matching membrane. I might send this one back to the seller as he has offered 7 day refund and look for one in good condition. Sad though because it really plays a great game of chess and the program is a pleasure to use. Like all things in life, things get old. ![]() Regards Steve |
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