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Carbon copy signed electronically radio button

hey what's up everyone in this video I will show you how to fix almost any device with rubber membrane buttons which are usually very reliable for a few years but during extensive use this black conductive material on the back of the rubber membrane wears out pretty quick so if you're squeezing the remote out of his life while trying to switch the channel or can't dial the number on your phone then this video is for you first of all I recommend to clean the circuit board with isopropyl or rubbing alcohol and rubber keypad with dish soap if you cleaned it up but some of the keys to me to be pressed fairly hard to get them to work then you have to replace the conductive pads and here you have a few options you can buy a keypad or parakeet there are a few hundreds rubber pads and silicone glue you can use donor pads from old or broken remote or phone you can also use donor pad from the same device that you're trying to repair for example there are many buttons which functions we almost never use so we can just swap these pad we need a cutter or a sharp knife and silicone glue sanitary silicon works just fine if you have a bit smaller or bigger rubber pad then still will work fine usually you have to replace or swap five buttons volume and channel up and down and the power button try to cut off all my black conductive material it's usually 1 millimeters thick now apply silicone glue and put the rubber pads back looks great let's wait for a few minutes and then check our result you can test your remote control with your cell phone camera your remote emits infrared light that your eyes cannot see but most digital cameras can if the button isn't working you wouldn't see any light emitted from the remote controls would place on the contacted path is the most reliable and relatively cheap way to fix any device cordless phone remote control digital piano etc