EZ Glide OG Fret Button Pack Mono Edition: Install Walkthrough

Quick answer

To install the EZ Glide OG Fret Button Pack Mono Edition, you'll need a Phillips head screwdriver and a Torx head screwdriver (not included). Remove the old buttons, seat each new Mono button firmly, and reassemble—checking alignment at every step.

Step-by-step installation

1. Power down and remove the neck: Turn off your guitar controller and disconnect any cables. If your OG-style controller has a detachable fret neck, release it according to the controller's instructions. Common mistake: forgetting to power down can lead to accidental button presses during the swap. Always disconnect power before disassembly.
2. Remove the old fret buttons: Using the correct Phillips and Torx screwdrivers, carefully unscrew the fasteners holding the fret buttons or neck assembly. Keep screws in a tray so they don't get lost. Common mistake: using a worn or wrong-sized driver can strip screw heads. Match driver size to screw head to avoid damage.
3. Seat the new Mono buttons: Align each EZ Glide Mono button with its slot and press firmly until it sits flush. The precision molding should provide a seamless fit; if a button feels tight, check for debris or misalignment rather than forcing it. Common mistake: forcing a button can bend the contact or crack the button. A button that doesn't seat easily needs realignment, not force.
4. Reassemble and test: Reinstall the screws and neck, then power on and test each fret button for smooth, responsive action. Common mistake: over-tightening screws can crack plastic or impede button movement. Test all buttons before closing up; tighten screws snugly, not excessively.

Product facts

• EZ Glide OG Fret Button Pack - Mono Edition: Precision molded for a seamless fit with a matte EZ Glide finish. The precise molding means each button should seat flush; if it doesn't, stop and realign rather than forcing it.

  

• EZ Glide OG Fret Button Pack - Mono Edition: Installation requires a Phillips head screwdriver and a Torx head screwdriver (tools not included). You'll need both tools on hand before you begin; otherwise you risk stripping screws or delaying the job.