People who work a lot at the computer sooner or later face keyboard breakdowns. Some keys may start to stick, poorly move in their cell. Patterns may be erased on some keys. Don't rush to throw out your keyboard! She can be given a second life.
Necessary
Operation manual, a sheet of paper, a set of screwdrivers
Instructions
Step 1
Check the manual for your keyboard. If you cannot find the printed manual, please visit your keyboard manufacturer's website. On it you can find an electronic manual for your keyboard. In it you can find a diagram of the structure of your keyboard. With it, you can figure out how best to disassemble your keyboard and find all the invisible mounts and bolts.
Step 2
It is also necessary to redraw the location of the buttons so as not to confuse them in the future. To do this, take a sheet of paper, draw a keyboard layout on it and mark all the keys. You can also find such a diagram on the Internet and print it on a printer.
Step 3
Turn the keyboard over with the keys down. Unscrew all bolts. You also need to unscrew the bolts that may be on the front. After that, carefully open all the latches and gently pull the back panel towards you. She needs to be filmed. After that, you need to take out two layers. Find a small socket with diodes. It is usually secured with one small bolt. Unscrew it and dismantle it.
Step 4
Now you need to proceed directly to extracting the keys themselves. If all the keys sit in separate slots, then you need to gently press your finger on the back of the key. The latches will be compressed and the key will be released from the mount. This procedure must be done very smoothly and carefully so as not to damage the latches by accidental movement. If the key sheet is solid, then you need to find the latches or bolts with which it is attached to the keyboard case. Unscrew the bolts or open the latches and carefully remove the canvas from the grooves. Assembling the keyboard must be done upside-down.
