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NO CHROMA SUPPORT FOR RAZER BLACKWIDOW CHROMA SERIAL NUMBER
NO CHROMA SUPPORT FOR RAZER BLACKWIDOW CHROMA FREE

lift up on the left side of the keyboard and slide left in order to clean the USB port and the audio ports that are mounted on the right side of the keyboard. But we have to bad keys to check out so we’re going to keep taking it apart. It should be noted that if you just wanted to clean your keyboard this is about the point you would stop. Removing the diffuser is simple as it’s held in by two plastic tabs and easily removed by hand. Also, we need to remove the diffuser that lights up the Razer logo in the front of the keyboard. As a note, all of the screws are still plastic tapping PH2 head screws which means you don’t have to worry about mixing types and sizes of screws.īefore you can lift your keyboard out we will need to remove the plastic cable clamp that is holding both the keyboard and the cable into the base of the Razer keyboard. Eight around the keyboard assembly, and two that hold the cable clamp in place. We got about another ten screws to remove. As long as his keys are fully functional.

NO CHROMA SUPPORT FOR RAZER BLACKWIDOW CHROMA FREE

Thankfully this is a free repair and I don’t think that kid is really going to care about a hairline fracture on the side of his board. This makes these keyboards much harder to service and keep going for years to come. This is actually poor engineering on Razer’s behalf because even though I understand why the plastics clips exist which is to pass certain FCC testing. If you pry too hard on one side or start to use tools, you’ll get damage like you see above. With enough time and effort, you can pry these clips apart using your fingers. I screwed up! Razer uses two interlocking plastic clips on each side of the keyboard. This is the most annoying part of the disassembly procedure because as you can see. You can now remove the six plastic tapping screws on the bottom of the keyboard. Be gentle as you pry up on this as the latches can break easily. Using a box cutter of knife you can undo the two plastic clips that guard the upper two screws on this keyboard. Start slow so you can keep the adhesive material on the pad so you can re-use them once we are done assembling. Start by flipping the keyboard and removing the four pads in the corners with your fingers.

NO CHROMA SUPPORT FOR RAZER BLACKWIDOW CHROMA SERIAL NUMBER

Serial number blurred to protect the guilty. Magnifying glass because some SMD components are really flipping tiny.ĭisassembly of the Razer Blackwidow 2014 keyboard.Braid is only used for clean-up after the component is removed.

Do not use solder braid on your keyboard.

Solder sucker (this is very important.

Curve or pointed tip for working on finer components like SMD mounted chips.

Soldering Iron tips – Flathead for removing the mechanical keys.

Soldering Iron (30-40 watts should be fine).

Multi-meter with a continuity tester which is useful to checking the mechanical switches and tracing leads.

(nice to have for extracting keycaps for cleaning and replacement. To open the keyboard you will need the following: Well, only one thing to do, lets tear this apart. and the lights are all operational as you can see in the video above but when switching to reactive mode “0” and “.” never fired. When pressing on the keys I can hear the click of Razers mechanical switches. All of the RGB lights including the “0” and “.” on the numeric pad were operational. Who are we to judge right? :D All keys on this keyboard were fully operational except for the “0” key and the “.” key on the numeric keypad.

Apparently he plays lots of “accounting of the dead” and “Minecraft” which obviously requires a $150+ dollar keyboard in order to do it right. We received a Razer BlackWidow Chroma 2014 edition keyboard from one of our friends which said that this was their kids keyboard. core/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Razer-Key-Test-Fail.webmĪs you can probably see in the videos that we’ve attached above.