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I have read many issues concerning
the Palm V cover causing the scroll button to be pressed. Here is how I solved the
problem.
I glued a piece of a rubber "O-Ring" onto the leather case so that it was
located above the scroll button when the case was closed. Hence, the cover could no
longer press the button. The procedure:
WARNING: If
done properly, the O-Ring is permanently attached. Trying to remove it could really
mess up your leather cover. All the feedback is that this fix really works well.
One person had problems with the O-Ring hitting the scroll button. He then tried to
remove the O-Ring; this did not go so well. Make sure to place it high enough.
Go to the hardware store and purchase a small rubber O-Ring (1/2' dia x
1/16" thick). It should be slightly thicker than the height of the scroll button
on your Palm V.
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Cut the rubber "O-Ring" into a third (you should have a nice small rubber
arc).
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Put
a few small drops (or a thin line) of super glue on the O-Ring (glue is shown in yellow)
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Using a tweezers place it just above the
scroll button with the GLUE UP.
Be very careful that no glue is touching the Palm
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 Carefully close the cover and hold for 15
seconds.
NOTE: Make
sure the O-Ring is above the button as shown in the picture. Some people have put it
too low, causing it to hit the scroll button when the cover is closed. |
Done!
It really works great. |
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