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This guide will show you on how to replace the touch pad on the FasCard reader

Requirements

Phillips screwdriverTouch Pad (C-5050)Screw Cover Label (C-5021)Rubbing Alcohol
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Removing Old Touch Pad

  • Remove FasCard Reader from machine.
  • Place FasCard Reader on a clean working surface.
    • Remove two screws mounted

    Overview

    This page is intended to guide the user through the replacement of the button membrane on the F1 FasCard reader.

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    Required Hardware

    Two versions of the touch pad replacement kit exist.  The installation of the button membrane is the same for both versions - the primary difference is in the design of the cover label.  

    Type 1

    This kit has been replaced by Type 2, below.  It is no longer available.

    This kit includes a label to cover the screws on the FasCard reader.  The button membrane is pre-labeled.

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    Type 2

    This kit includes a label that covers both the screws on the FasCard reader as well as the button membrane.  The button membrane is not pre-labeled.  The C-5052 label must be aligned correctly on top of the button membrane.

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    PartsC-5051,C-5052
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    Recommended Tools

    Phillips screwdriverRubbing Alcohol
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    Instructions

    Step 1 - Remove Reader Control Board

    1. Remove two screws mounted on each corner of the main card reader board.
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    2. Tilt control board away from grey bezel, and lift it out.
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    Step 2 - Disconnect and Remove Existing Button Membrane

    1. Remove blue/silver stripe ribbon cable from stripe ribbon cable from wi-fi radio board, highlighted in Fig. 2a. Gently pull up on cable to remove.Image Removed
    2. Remove the screw cover label, then remove the touch pad.
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    3. Clean the touch pad and cover label surface with rubbing alcohol to remove all adhesive residue.Image RemovedImage Removed
    Installing New Touch Pad

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    Step 3 - Install New Button Membrane

    1. Fold the touch pad ribbon cable up  up as shown below. Image Removed
    2. Peel off both protective backing pieces to expose the touch pad adhesive.
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    3. Insert the folded end of the ribbon cable through the bezel opening. Make sure the fold is facing down so the "up arrow" is on the left and "enter dash" is on right.
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      1. If the button membrane replacement is C-5051 type, installation is the same but the C-5052 label must be applied in the correct alignment.  See Fig. 3d and 3e, below.

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    Step 4 - Reconnect Touch Membrane to Control Board

    1. Connect ribbon cable back to wi-fi radio board, then put remaining components back together.
      Attach cover label after reader is re-mounted to machine.
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      1. If using the older C-5050 Button Membrane, apply the C-5021 screw cover label once the card reader is mounted on the associated machine.

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