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Use this guide for replacing faulty key switches on the KEMOVE Snowfox 61 mechanical keyboard.
A mechanical keyboard with a faulty switch causes multiple key inputs to be pressed or not respond. This occurs when grime build-up is left for too long in the keyboard, causing some keys to no longer function, requiring replacing the keys completely or cleaning the board.
No special skills are required.
Any Gateron switches will work, such as red, blue, green, etc.
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Unplug the power cable from the keyboard.
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Position the keycap puller directly above the keycap.
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Push the keycap puller down until the two handles are underneath the keycap.
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Remove all keys.
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Fill the plastic container with water.
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Add 2-3 drops of dish soap.
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Put the keycaps in.
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Let the keycaps soak for about 20-30 minutes.
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Take out the keycaps.
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Ensure that the keycaps are separated and facing down.
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Let the keycaps dry for 45 minutes.
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Place the key switch puller above the key switch.
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Push the tongs inward on both the white top and bottom ends.
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Pull the key switch out.
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Remove all key switches.
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Use a wet/ alcohol wipe and gently clean the surface board.
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Use any tweezers or cotton swabs to clean tight corners of the board.
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Match the key switch with the keyholes.
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Align the two golden pins with the two tiny holes located by the bottom.
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Push down.
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Match the keycaps with the key switches.
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Align the keycaps facing down and push straight.
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Place all keycaps in their respective positions.
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Just like brand new!
Just like brand new!
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