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Introduction |
In this guide, you'll learn how to take apart an AKKO mod007 keyboard correctly by following our instructions on removing the broken switch and then putting the keyboard back together by replacing the broken switches with new ones. Keyboard switches wear out over time and stop working right or don't register when a key is pressed, making that switch useless. Also, no special skills are required. This guide will show you how to replace the switches, so you don't have to buy a new keyboard. | | If your Akko mod 007 has a switch not working correctly, you will need to replace the keyboard switch to restore its functionality. These keyboard switches wear down over time, rendering them inoperative as they no longer register. Before replacing the switch, inspect the keyboard to validate that it is the switch and not the PCB malfunctioning. | | This guide is essential because faulty keys would make things hard for the user, especially if it were a key that is often used, like space, enter, a vowel, etc. Further, replacing a switch would be easier and require less skill and knowledge than replacing the whole keyboard, which creates more electronic waste than one switch. Also, some hazards will be pointed out when fixing the keyboard in our steps, so please take some precautions. | | In this guide, you'll learn how to take apart this keyboard correctly by following our instructions on replacing a broken switch with a new one. Replacing more than one switch can be reproduced by repeating these instructions. When buying a replacement keyboard switch, the Akko mod007 is compatible with both PCB-mounted (5-pin) and, Plate-mounted (3-pin) switches. |
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