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-[* black] If the key you are replacing is a large key, like the caps lock in my case, the process includes these extra steps.
+[* black] Replacing larger keys.
[* black] Examine the other side of your key cap. You may see metal wires attached to holders on the back of your key.
[* blue] Examine the space your key would enter. There should be metal holders, with holes in them.
[* red] Position your key so all the metal ends can enter a hole and insert the metal ends into the holes.
[* black] Push down on the key and your key cap should snap into place with the metals sliding into their holders.