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I accidentally curbstomped my keyboard to death. Can I fix it?

Today, I was sitting at my computer and picked up my wireless Logitech K360 keyboard to reposition it on my lap. Instead, what actually happened was that I lost my grip and sent the keyboard spiraling violently through the air, smashing to the ground beneath me. I sighed and bent over to pick it back up, but it was dark so I could not see where it was. I stood up and ended up just fucking stepping all over the goddamn thing. It’s busted for sure now. Damn it. Won’t turn on anymore, of course. I figured I had nothing to lose, so I unscrewed and popped it open to take a look inside. I don’t know why I did this, because I don’t know what the hell it’s meant to look like in the first place. I put it all back together, replaced the batteries, reconnected the dingle receiver. Still no sign of life. I noticed that the ON/OFF switch is now extremely loose, easily sliding between the two options. It definitely did not used to be, I remember the switch used to make a “click” when moved to either side. I suspect a loose or broken connection inside that is preventing the device from powering on. At this point, aside from still needing to replace or buy a new keyboard, I’ve got nothing to lose with this one. Can anyone guide me through checking inside of it to see what the connection issue is for the power switch? Perhaps if you’re able to, it would help to find a diagram picture of the motherboard as a whole that I can use as reference to make sure everything else is in place too, while I’m in there.

Any help is appreciated, thanks 🙂

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