Insignia Ns 15Ms0832B Power Button Replacement Repair Guide

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5

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                          15 minutes            

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• Power Button
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Introduction

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Step 1

              Power Button               

• The power button is located on the top side on the tablet, along side the charging port and MicroUSB port

The power button is located on the top side on the tablet, along side the charging port and MicroUSB port

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Step 2

• Starting in the corner, carefully insert the plastic opening tool.
• Work the plastic opening tool carefully around the entire device to pry it open.

Starting in the corner, carefully insert the plastic opening tool.

Work the plastic opening tool carefully around the entire device to pry it open.

Step 3

• Once the tablet is completely open, set aside the back half.
• Carefully place the other half of the tablet screen-side down.

Once the tablet is completely open, set aside the back half.

Carefully place the other half of the tablet screen-side down.

Step 4

• Using tweezers, gently grab the power button and pull it out from the tablet.

Using tweezers, gently grab the power button and pull it out from the tablet.

Step 5

• Once the faulty power button is removed, follow the directions in reverse order to reassemble the device.

Once the faulty power button is removed, follow the directions in reverse order to reassemble the device.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Chris - Oct 17, 2017

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If the power button doesn’t physically click anymore, can you order a replacement? Is it even possible to solder on a new power button?

Thanks in advance…

Andy Joonseo Bae - Nov 14, 2017

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Can you do this with the volume rocker? My Insignia tablet has a faulty rocker, and I need to fix it. (Note- the “+” part of the volume button sticks and jams the volume to 100 until I press “-”.)