DESCRIPTION
Rubber button to repair the Garmin Zumo 450, 500 and 550 buttons. They can be glued to the case if desired (optional).

COMBINE SHIPPING
If you want to order several products, aditional items have free shipping!

NOTE
Keep in mind that no glue, GPS, tools, or anything else will be sent apart from the button(s).


SHIPPING TIME
They usually arrive in about 2-3 business days after I mark it as shipped. In the case that more than 10 days have passed and you have not received the product, please send me a direct message and I can resolve it for you. The reason is that due to Ebay requirements, if you open a dispute Ebay gives only a limited amount of time for it to be resolved, and therefore not give me enough time to send a second set before the deadline expires.


INSTALLATION

It is not necessary to glue this model, as it should fit in place by pressure. However, if desired, it can be glued. If you decide to glue it, we recommend using the glue typically used to repair bicycle inner tube patches. T8000 glue is also valid. Other types of glue are not recommended, although they may be useful in certain situations. For example, we do not recommend epoxy, cyanoacrylate (superglue), model glue, or others due to their difficulty of use.

Tools

You will need: scalpel, glue (optional), alcohol (optional).

Cut

Cut the old rubber where the new button will go using the scalpel.

Glue

Although using glue is recommended to improve sealing, it is optional, as the button will hold by itself. If you use glue, first clean both the button surface and the hole edges with alcohol to ensure proper adhesion. Then apply glue around the edges of the hole on the GPS.

Orientation caution

Pay close attention to the orientation when placing the button. The button should be aligned vertically, like the internal button. If it is not correctly oriented, remove and reinsert it.

Insert the button

Place the new button. As it is flexible, it will be easy to insert.

Let dry

Let dry for 24 hours if glue was used.

Remove excess glue

If there is excess glue, remove it with a tissue soaked in alcohol.