If it works in the external keyboard, the mechanism below the keys are most likely defect, which is fixed by replacing the entire keyboard. This is quite a time extensive and difficult repair. But if done carefully, it is doable.
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If it works in the external keyboard, the mechanism below the keys are most likely defect, which is fixed by replacing the entire keyboard. this is quite a time extensive en difficult repair. but if done carefully, it is doable.
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what might be another solution you can try since the keys aren’t working: you can take the keycap of the keyboard, by sticking something like a guitar pick under the key (check google/ifixit to see how to). cleaning it and trying to press the mechanism without the key, will show you if the keyboard underneath the keys is defect or not.
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What might be another solution you can try since the keys aren’t working: you can take the keycap of the keyboard, by sticking something like a guitar pick under the key (check google/ifixit to see how to). Cleaning it and trying to press the mechanism without the key, will show you if the keyboard underneath the keys is defect or not.
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If it works in the external keyboard, the mechanism below the keys are most likely defect, which is fixed by replacing the entire keyboard. this is quite a time extensive en difficult repair. but if done carefully, it is doable.
what might be another solution you can try since the keys aren’t working: you can take the keycap of the keyboard, by sticking something like a guitar pick under the key (check google/ifixit to see how to). cleaning it and trying to press the mechanism without the key, will show you if the keyboard underneath the keys is defect or not.