[TylerBoneZJoneZ]

So Ive heard it mentioned before about slipping a peice of paper or card behind the battery door, but why? What does this do? And if I use paper how much paper?

[stevenmz]

Originally Posted by TylerBoneZJoneZ

So Ive heard it mentioned before about slipping a peice of paper or card behind the battery door, but why? What does this do? And if I use paper how much paper?

There's another thread about this, but it fixes the softer/less responsive areas at the lower perimeter of the screen I believe. Business card folded in half. Check the other thread. Someone actually posted pics of how he did it.

[Rustproofcorn]

you know since i have had the storm i have had that little piece of paper under the battery.. a day or two ago i decieded to take it out just to see how bad the clicking was without it.. To my suprise it was exactly the same now i know it wasnt as good when i first installed the piece of paper but i know now i have no need for it mine clicks verrry well without need of the paper so my thoughts are that it just has a breaking in period.. anyone else experiance this?

[dcpuser]

All it does is it "pushes" the battery harder against the backpane of the device so when you press down along that area it becomes more responsive. I have never had a problem with that side of the keyboard (when in landscape mode some people had problems getting the letter A to type) so the fix doesn't apply to me. However I did try it and I had a hard time getting the battery back in place (because of the added thickness of one card).

[rpvitale]

Put it on top of the battery.. Work the same way,

[NYSStorm]

yup, dcpuser, sandwich it in between the battery and the phone and see if that makes a difference.

[chrisb3]

Slightly loosening the 2 T6 screws works better.