elder tiger
When assembling the Wooting 60HE v2 aluminium case,
it feels like the module/PCB should be fixed to the case with screws,
but there are no places to screw it in.
Before final assembly, the module separates very easily from the case.
Is this normal by design, or could something be missing?
proper apexBOT
When assembling the Wooting 60HE v2 aluminium case,
it feels like the module/PCB...
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wispy adder
I'm curious. Did you just buy the Keyboard blindly? Cause uhh it's friction fit mount only. No screws in the V2 cases 
elder tiger
I'm curious. Did you just buy the Keyboard blindly? Cause uhh it's friction fit ...
Oh, I didn’t realize that. ww Then how is the plate assembly secured?
wispy adder
With ... the friction mount? 😄
No you cannot turn the keyboard upside down.
elder tiger
With ... the friction mount? 😄
No you cannot turn the keyboard upside down.
Ah! I mean, with this kind, how do the PCB and the case connect? I’m not very familiar with it, sorry 😅😅
wispy adder
The module has a friction fit piece (rubber band) like edge. This keeps the module inside of the key during normal use. No screws.
elder tiger
The module has a friction fit piece (rubber band) like edge. This keeps the modu...
Hey, I watched the video but I still don’t really understand 😅 Sorry to be a pain…
Also, I don’t see any rubber-band-like friction fit piece on mine.
Could you check the photos and tell me if I bought the wrong thing?
wispy adder
That IS a 60HEv2. Have you taken it apart at all?
elder tiger
yapp
wispy adder
So you took it apart? Did you remove the transparent piece?
This piece that covers the outer area of the module.
elder tiger
I followed the video, disassembled it, added the foam that came with the kit, and then reassembled everything.
wispy adder
Well there's your problem 😄
You turned the 60HEv2 into a non-friction fit version - which you'd want to do for some aftermarket cases. But that makes it impossible to install into the 60HEv2 case you have. Gotta swap the pieces back in as shown above. 🙂
elder tiger
You turned the 60HEv2 into a non-friction fit version - which you'd want to do f...
i did it!!! thx for your time with me..😍
wispy adder
