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I had trouble snapping mine back together when I replaced the perished buttons with some eBay purchases.
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I had trouble snapping mine back together when I replaced the perished buttons with some eBay purchases.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I can work on multi-million dollar radar and aviation systems, but I can't seem to get my FOBs to lock. No matter what combination of starting on one corner or one side and and finishing on the other. They just won't lock completely. I took the seal off and had the same result. When I took the EC out, then it locked but obviously I can't leave it like that. Any tips or tricks? Thanks

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Place the PCB on the cover side and make sure it�s properly seated with the two plastic tabs. place the rubber seal on the key side, and go to town.

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Are you using all original bits? I had trouble snapping mine back together when I replaced the perished buttons with some eBay purchases. I can't remember if brute force or "bend to fit, file to suit" was the final solution but I did manage to finally snap them home.

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You are correct sir. If you look at this video starting at the 40sec mark, he states the same thing. I noticed that if I insert the card in the "lid" section FIRST, it clicks deeper into that section. Then the whole assembly goes together properly. Thanks

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