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Razer Tartarus V2 D-Pad Replacement

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  1. Razer Tartarus V2 D-Pad Replacement, Razer Tartarus V2 Case Disassembly: step 1, image 1 of 2 Razer Tartarus V2 D-Pad Replacement, Razer Tartarus V2 Case Disassembly: step 1, image 2 of 2
    • Turn the keypad upside down.

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    • Gently peel off the rubber feet with a Jimmy.

    • Set the rubber grip pads aside so you can reapply them later.

    • Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the following screws:

    • Twelve 6.4 mm-long screws

    • Two 3.7 mm-long screws

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    • Peel up the bottom left corner of the largest sticker.

    • Remove the 6.4 mm-long Phillips #0 screw.

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    • Carefully lift the joystick module up and out.

    • Separate the top and bottom casing of the keypad.

    • Use an Opening tool to pry the case open along the edges if necessary.

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    • Remove the two 6.4 mm-long screws that secure the D-Pad PCB inside the casing with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

    • There are two pairs of prongs that secure the D-Pad PCB to the housing. Use your fingernails to squeeze each set of prongs inward while gently prying the PCB away from the housing to disengage them.

    • Repeat the previous bullet for the remaining set of prongs.

    • Carefully pull the PCB away from the housing.

    • Take care not to strain the connected ribbon cables.

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    • Remove the two 4.9 mm silver screws that secures the smaller PCB with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

    • One of these two screws is behind a connector ribbon and the D-Pad PCB must be gently pulled to the side to access it.

    • Gently pull the smaller PCB away from the white plastic underneath it.

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    • Remove the white plastic bracket from the casing.

    • A plastic ring will fall out after both PCBs are are removed. It belongs under one of the screw in points for the larger daughter board.

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    • Use the hooked end of a halberd spudger to get under the edge of the smaller cross.

    • Pry all four arms of the smaller cross.

    • This step may require more force than removing the daughterboards.

    • Remove both cross structures from the casing.

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    • Pull the D-Pad out from its seated position. It will come off together with the D-Pad casing.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow the above steps in reverse order.
Repair didn’t go as planned? Try some basic troubleshooting or ask our Answers community for help.

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Derrick

Member since: 02/21/25

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I'm so glad I took the one screw out that mattered before completely disassembling it like your tutorial says, don't waste your time taking all the screws off. just remove the one for the joystick

smash chachi - Reply Share

Yeah, just the one under the rubber pad and the pad just falls off

SeniorG - Reply Share

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