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Introduction |
| Spilling a beverage on a keyboard can result in some keys becoming unreliable. Replacing the keyboard is often the best solution, and is typically inexpensive. If replacing the keyboard, verify that the correct model is specified. Ensuring that the new keyboard is compatible and is the correct language will minimize undesired frustration. | | Another option, however, is to repair the damaged keyboard. If a replacement is expensive or hard to find, or if only a few keys are affected, it may be worth the time to clean the keys, which is often the problem when a keyboard has had liquid spilledspilt on it. | | The principles described below are applicable to other makes and models of laptops that have similar low -profile keys. Details may vary, such as whether you should first disengage the top or the bottom of a key capkeycap or the butterfly mechanism. | | ***Before attempting to repair frequently-used keys, try removing a key capkeycap from a key you rarely use. Examine it closely to establish any differences from the ones described here.*** |
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