

Super easy to install!
Put-In-Place button repair membrane
No individual parts to align and stick down
Option: DEOXIT cannot be sent international
Put-In-Place Logitech Harmony Button Repair Pad
The ButtonWorx™ membrane keypad permanently fixes the buttons by inserting a new keypad between the original buttons and the circuit board. New electrical contacts that never wear out like the rubber keypads do and it blocks any oil or dirt from causing problems in the future.
If you are not having trouble with the snap dome keys Don't Repair Them
Volume, Channel, Play, Pause, Arrows and OK
If you are having trouble then I recommend Deoxit GOLD G100L (available as an optional add-on). You could also use Isopropyl alcohol.
If you don't often use the number buttons at the bottom of the remote, don't worry about them. Just install the repair pad
If you DO use the number buttons or if you are already having trouble with those buttons, then I recommend peeling back and cutting the bottom of the white sticker found on the circuit board and attaching it to the top of the repair pad. This makes a significant difference in how easily those buttons respond to a light button press.
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Best Plug and Play
Received the item intact. Easy to install. Received it on 25 June 2022 in Singapore
Fixed it!
Watched the video while I did the work. No problems at all. I was surprised at the oil that the buttons leak. It was more than I expected. It was good to be forwarned. Logitech 700.
Just What the Doctor Ordered
Simply getting the "Turn Off Assistant" button to work was worth the price of admission. But the repair didn't end there: all the other buttons which were inoperative or flaky — including a custom "TiVo Captions" button —now work properly (and those which were working seem more responsive). The repair took perhaps fifteen minutes, of which five or so were spent making sure that the alcohol had dried. No peeling the white layer or deoxit needed. And no problems with the number buttons. Highly recommended.
Remotes brought back from the graveyard!
I have often questioned myself about why I've been keeping my old Logitech Harmony remotes. (They haven't worked right in years.) Then, I ran across Ben's YouTube tutorial on how to repair these remotes. I decided to try it and ordered two to test out. Repairs were easy enough for a novice tinkerer like myself. And upon assembling the first remote, I tried it out. Every single button was restored to perfect working order! I can't tell you how thrilled I am to have them working again--not to mention the money saved, as I was about to order new ones. I highly recommend the ButtonWorx-Harmony700-PIP repair kit. I'm ordering five more to repair for friends and family! They think I'm a genius. Thanks Ben!