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I was wondering my mid-2012 MacBook Air A1466 keyboard does work and I was wondering if I can fix it with a keyboard for a MacBook Air A1369? Just wondering if two different model are interchangeable for the keyboard to fit.
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There are a few different issues you face. If the system a North American or a European system? And if European you have a few possible key caps with different language symbols.
Ok so let’s assume you have a North American system then you need the proper keyboard for your system as each series have different setups. Here’s the correct part MacBook Air 13" (Mid 2011-Early 2015) Keyboard. Sadly the older late 2010 keyboard won’t work here.
Its a fair amount work as you need to strip the system down quite far. So be prepared!
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It’s an American keyboard that is a 13” A1369 keyboard. So that will work then?
@jordanchapman - Not if it’s a 2010 model
So if it was a 2011 model then it will work?
@jordanchapman - I don’t remember if the 2011 models used screws. I think this was the first series to use rivets. So if it has the rivets then you end up destroying the keyboard taking it out.
I would check things before going to far.
If everything seems right then it’s alright to install it then?
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