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Introduction
Note: The K750 Solar requires a rechargeable ML2032 coin cell battery as a replacement. Although it’s the same size and shape as the more common CR2032, CR2032s are not rechargeable. You can also use a LIR2032 rechargeable battery as well.
What you need
Step 1
Turn off the keyboard
- Before you begin, flip the keyboard’s power switch into the OFF position.
Before you begin, flip the keyboard’s power switch into the OFF position.
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Step 2
Flip the keyboard over
- Flip the entire keyboard over, keys facing down.
Flip the entire keyboard over, keys facing down.
Step 3
Pry open the battery tray
- The ML2032 rechargeable coin cell battery is located in a tray at the back edge of the keyboard.
- Insert the flat end of a spudger into the gap between the battery tray and the top surface of the keyboard.
- Pivot the spudger down, towards the top of the keyboard, to begin to pry the tray out of its cavity.
The ML2032 rechargeable coin cell battery is located in a tray at the back edge of the keyboard.
Insert the flat end of a spudger into the gap between the battery tray and the top surface of the keyboard.
Pivot the spudger down, towards the top of the keyboard, to begin to pry the tray out of its cavity.
Step 4
Remove the battery tray
- Use the flat end of the spudger to push the battery tray out and away from the keyboard.
- The tray is held in by small “ears” and may take a significant amount of force to dislodge.
- Remove the battery tray.
- During reassembly, firmly push the battery tray into its slot until it clicks into place.
Use the flat end of the spudger to push the battery tray out and away from the keyboard.
The tray is held in by small “ears” and may take a significant amount of force to dislodge.
Remove the battery tray.
During reassembly, firmly push the battery tray into its slot until it clicks into place.
Step 5
Remove the battery
- Push the battery out of the tray to remove it.
- Note the battery orientation—it can only go in one way. Set the battery into the tray with side with the text and the “+” sign facing down.
- Use only a rechargeable ML2032 coin cell battery as a replacement. Although it’s the same size and shape as the more common CR2032, CR2032s are not rechargeable.
Push the battery out of the tray to remove it.
Note the battery orientation—it can only go in one way. Set the battery into the tray with side with the text and the “+” sign facing down.
Use only a rechargeable ML2032 coin cell battery as a replacement. Although it’s the same size and shape as the more common CR2032, CR2032s are not rechargeable.
To reassemble your device, follow the above steps in reverse order.
Take your e-waste to an R2 or e-Stewards certified recycler.
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henry - Sep 29, 2014
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Thank you. Worked perfectly. Gained trust in this site. Lost respect for Logitech.
Melinda Mcvay - Aug 1, 2018
My sentiments, exactly!
yannick NR - Oct 21, 2014
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There a better way to open it
put the knife or better a screwdriver on the other side (keys upside); worked for me without damage the keyboard :D
Matt Anderson - Dec 24, 2016
Thank You! That did work much better!
David Powers - Sep 3, 2017
Here is an even better method.
You can also totally prevent damage by finding a laminated biz card and cutting it into 2 one inch strips and inserting both of them into the slot on the top side (solar side) of the battery compartment.
Then get your tool ( I like small pointed scissors) and pry it out between the cards.
Very easy!