Remove 12 screws from the back of the keyboard with a #2 Phillips screwdriver

Remove the 2 rubber feet from the keyboard using a screw driver

Remove the screws under the rubber feet using a #2 Phillips screw driver. There is 1 screw under each foot for a total of 2 screws.

Use a spudger to split the plastic shells by running it along the exterior of the plastic frame on all four sides of the keyboard shell. When the portion of the plastic shell is successfully unconnected, a clicking sound is heard.

To remove an individual key, take a small pair of pliers or tweezers and squeeze the two tabs while gently applying pressure until the key is popped out.

Remove the two Phillip screws and the thin piece of bracketing metal to access the controller PCB

Pull back or remove the thin plastic membrane and the three translucent flexible PCBs to gain full access to the controller.

Using a pair of tweezers, remove the USB wire header

Gently press the plastic clip retaining the PCB and then pull on one of the PCB edges to remove.