I wish I had cleaned the input cover when I had the keyboard removed. That would be the perfect time to remove the grime from the cover. Now that the new keyboard is in place, the grime is more obvious than it was with the old keyboard, also grimy.
It took me about 2 hours to complete. I now have a brand new clear keyboard installed, after having a broken down button.
The KB screws took a while for me to remove and install.
One of the KB screws had been stripped when the laptop was assembled, I assume. It took a little while to remove, and then I had to decide what to do for installation. I left the bad screw out for now, and will get another screw soon. Installing a single screw should be quick.
Another one of the KB screws hit my table and then disappeared. Since it is magnetic, it attached itself to the underside of the laptop, and took me much too long to find it. First, I searched for it elsewhere, and finally found the missing screw when I nearing the end.
I had trouble determining how to lift the black latches for the cables. Once I lifted the first one, the others were easier.
I attached some TESA tape to the fingerprint sensor, since it had previously had tape which was no longer sticky. It probably isn't necessary, but nice to have.
One more thought.
I wish I had cleaned the input cover when I had the keyboard removed. That would be the perfect time to remove the grime from the cover. Now that the new keyboard is in place, the grime is more obvious than it was with the old keyboard, also grimy.
It took me about 2 hours to complete. I now have a brand new clear keyboard installed, after having a broken down button.
The KB screws took a while for me to remove and install.
One of the KB screws had been stripped when the laptop was assembled, I assume. It took a little while to remove, and then I had to decide what to do for installation. I left the bad screw out for now, and will get another screw soon. Installing a single screw should be quick.
Another one of the KB screws hit my table and then disappeared. Since it is magnetic, it attached itself to the underside of the laptop, and took me much too long to find it. First, I searched for it elsewhere, and finally found the missing screw when I nearing the end.
I had trouble determining how to lift the black latches for the cables. Once I lifted the first one, the others were easier.
I attached some TESA tape to the fingerprint sensor, since it had previously had tape which was no longer sticky. It probably isn't necessary, but nice to have.
Keyshorts will print stickers, and there is a Frameworks option.
https://keyshorts.com/products/custom-ke...