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Open laptop to expose the keyboard and screen.
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Find specific key that needs replacing.
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Grab the Metal Spudger.
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Using slight force, lift one side of the key to pop it off from its base to replace.
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The key should have been easily removable.
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With the new key replacement, align key with the keyboard and firmly push into place.
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The key should fit perfectly where the old one was removed.
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Keyboard key is in place and ready to use.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Surprised to discover how easy it was! Thanks. Most online ‘tutorials’ deal with replacing a broken keycap. This was the only one where I could understand how to remove an exsiting keycap. Thanks!
