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Introduction |
If your keyboard does not respond to any inputs or some keys are stuck, use this guide to replace the keyboard. The keyboard accepts inputs you have cometype in that will appear on the screen. A faulty keyboard will not accept any inputs, resulting in not seeing them on the screen. Before using this guide, inspect the area underneath the keys for debris that may prevent them from being pressed or cause them to get stuck in the right guidedown position. Any debris underneath the keys can be removed by wiping until the area is clean. This repair is necessary so your laptop can properly understand any inputs you type into the keyboard. To follow this guide you will need a Phillips #0 screwdriver head and a metal spudger. Before attempting to replace the keyboard, ensure you have removed the battery to prevent getting shocked. To follow this guide you will need a Phillips #0 screwdriver head and a metal spudger. |
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