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How to Repair Laptop keyboard
Depends from the laptop, and the damage dealt. If there’s just a cosmetically damaged key, some keyboards design allow for the replacement of the single key, if there’s something more, you may need to replace the whole keyboard, or the top casing of the laptop. Depends from the model, so, please, add what’s your laptop and what issues you’re having.
If you need to replace a single key, here’s how to do it: The easiest and most common method for removal is to place the index finder in the corner of the key cap and gently pull up. If the key does not separate from the retainer clip, try the same on an diagonal corner. When the key separates, there is a distinct “snap” sound as the plastic hooks on the underside separate. Once you are able to lift up on one corner, do the same to an adjacent corner. At this point the laptop key can be lifted up and removed from the keyboard base. The key cap will always have a little play in it so if this method does not work, a small screwdriver can be used to gently lift up the key enough so you can observe the way the retainer clip attaches to the back of the key. This information can be used to determine the best way to remove the key cap. For larger keys, there my be an extra metal bar that hooks into the base of the laptop keyboard. The metal bar will always slide into two metal brackets on the keyboard base so make sure that they slide out properly when removing the laptop keyboard key from the base. Below is a video of some samples we put together for removing various keys. You can find replacement laptop keys online a this reputable online retailer: http://www.laptop-keys.com
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