KSMBR20543T Remote Control Membrane Keypad Repair Pad 

Do-It-Yourself

• Permanent Repair
• No paint ink or glue
• Will not chip or flake off
• Tested over 1 Million button presses!
• Blocks dirt and oils forever

Permanently repairs rubber keypad buttons by replacing the conductive material.

Your buttons fails when the conductive pad wears out and silicone oils seep from the keypad. This gooey paste blocks electrical conductivity and stops the switch from working.
The ButtonWorx membrane keypad blocks dirt and oil from reaching the circuit board and offers a new conductor that cannot break down like rubber conductors do. 

Note: This is for repairing hard to press buttons. If all your buttons stopped working one day, then the remote is broken (not the buttons) and needs repair 

Our membrane keypads are custom cut for each model.

Installation

IMPORTANT: The housing is glued together. There are no screws or clips. Once pried open, it will require tape or glue to close the housing back up. 

DO NOT use super glue! 
Any glue should be a type that remains flexible. Shoe Goo, Goop, E6000 (all the same) is what I recommend. This glue holds well but is also completely removable with a little effort. Silicone will work but makes a mess if you ever need to re-open it again, you'll never get all the old glue off and gluing to glue doesn't work as well. 

IMPORTANT: CLEAN THE CIRCUIT BOARD WITH ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL

Install the ButtonWorx™ repair membrane with the glossy side facing toward the rubber keypad. If you put it in upside down the holes for the battery contacts at the bottom will be off. 

If your circuit board is corroded, it needs to be cleaned up or it will keep corroding and eventually eat through tracings. Deoxit Red is the best for this but Isopropyl and a q-tip is better than nothing. You may need to scrape it with a metal tool.

If a tracing is damaged by corrosion you may be able to repair it using silver conductive paint. HERE