Introduction

My keycap came out of place while working on the computer. I don't really know how that happened. But luckily I could fix it. A small pin on the white bracket broke. But I could still put it back in place, and works perfectly.

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    • Image 1: Put the 3 components on a flat surface. The keycap (black component)

    • Image 2: the 2-component bracket

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    • image 1: Click the inserts of the smaller bracket onto the keycap

    • image 2: once it's clicked, the bracket should stay in place if you shake the keycap

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    • Image 1: Insert the pin of the small bracket onto the larger one.

    • Note: There are two small pins. Ideally, you should insert both. One after the other. But if one breaks, the keycap will still work.

    • Image 2: Just place the larger bracket on the keycap. There is no click

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    • Image 1: you need to orient the keycap so that it can click to the tiny metal bar

    • Note: This is just a reference

    • Image 2: Once oriented, place the keycap on top of the space for the keycap on the keyboard, while holding the white bracket.

    • Next, simply press the keycap down

    • Image 3: Congratulations! Your keyboard should be working again. :D

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Beatriz Pozo Arcos

Member since: 08/06/22

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