Hello and Happy New Year! So, I have had this X54H laptop for about a year now, bought it used at a very good price for the performance, but since it arrived it had one issue: the left trackpad button wasn't working. So, now that I had some free time, I decided to open it up and fix it. To my suprise, the buttons were soldered on to the Motherboard. So, I went to a local electronics shop and bought me a similar button to the broken one, the difference being in the fact that the new one is missing a 5th pin. I hoped it would work just fine, but when I went to solder it on the Motherboard, two copper pads from the PCB came off.
Now, I started looking for a schematic, which I actually found and used it to solder some wires to connect the button pins to the needed signal creators. The schematic will be in the attachments below (OpenBoardView can't view the fz file inside the rar, only BoardViewer can, linked below in attachments). I had to replace SW3101, but both the LEFT copper pads came off, so I soldered the LEFT pins from the button together and soldered a copper wire to the chip creating the signal from the bottom side of the board (forgot its name, I'm writing this from my phone and I can't view the schematic right now). The LEFT signal is indeed being triggered, only issue is that it's always triggered, regardless of the physical press. Why is this and how can I fix this?
Now, I started looking for a schematic, which I actually found and used it to solder some wires to connect the button pins to the needed signal creators. The schematic will be in the attachments below (OpenBoardView can't view the fz file inside the rar, only BoardViewer can, linked below in attachments). I had to replace SW3101, but both the LEFT copper pads came off, so I soldered the LEFT pins from the button together and soldered a copper wire to the chip creating the signal from the bottom side of the board (forgot its name, I'm writing this from my phone and I can't view the schematic right now). The LEFT signal is indeed being triggered, only issue is that it's always triggered, regardless of the physical press. Why is this and how can I fix this?
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