How Do You Fix Broken Keys On A Keyboard?
Replacing or fixing broken keys on a keyboard is easier than you may think. Unless something major happened to the keyboard, it makes no sense to replace the whole keyboard. Instead, learning to fix just the broken keys themselves can save you money and time, especially when dealing with expensive models. Determine what the problem is. If the keys are stuck or slow, you may not need to replace them at all, but could fix the problem by opening the keyboard and cleaning the contacts carefully. Debris, spilled liquids and dust may cause the keys to get stuck and can be easily fixed with an appropriate cleaning, using electronics cleaning fluid or compressed air. Turn off your computer and disconnect your keyboard. If you are using a wireless keyboard, remove the battery so there is no risk of electric shock when you are working on it. Remove the broken keys by inserting a flat-head screwdriver under the keys and then pushing up carefully. In most keyboards, the key will pop out immediatel
