Dell Inspiron 1750 Laptop Keyboard New Genuine Dell 0DDW68

1. Turn off the laptop if it is running. Removing the Dell Inspiron 1750 keyboard while the laptop is running may cause accidents.
2. Remove those screws with a T-8 or Phillips screwdriver.
3. Turn the laptop back over and open it up. Check and see if the Dell Inspiron 1750 keyboard is tucked under any plastic pieces. If so, find if those plastic pieces are screwed into anything, and unfasten them as well. If not, it probably uses clamps that can easily be removed.
4. Remove the plastic pieces carefully with a toothpick or plastic pick if there is any in the way.
5. Unscrew any screws at the top (if necessary) and remove the Dell Inspiron 1750 keyboard itself from top to bottom. You'll notice that the keyboard is connected with a thin, but wide, data cable to the system board at the bottom.
6. Take that same pick and lift the plastic connectors that hold in this data cable in place. Carefully remove the data cable. Now the whole Dell Inspiron 1750 keyboard should be free.

How to replace Dell Inspiron 1750 Keyboard.

1. Take the new Inspiron 1750 keyboard out of the plastic, and slip the data cable back in between the plastic connectors on the system board. Make sure it's all the way in.
2. Use the pick to push the plastic connectors back into place, and make sure it's holding the data cable in.
3. Slip the Inspiron 1750 keyboard itself into place, from bottom to top. Make sure the screw holes or clamps line up at the top.
4. Refasten the Inspiron 1750 keyboard in place at the top.
5. If you had to remove any plastic pieces, carefully snap them back in and replace any screws you had to remove.
6. Turn the laptop over and replace all of the keyboard screws.
7. Finally, put the battery back in and power on the laptop.