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Hello, Is this the same with Thinkpad T440? my W key broke (only the top cover thingy, button still works no problem) and im tired of using external keyboard just because of that. I wanna use my underglowed keyboard :D anyway, what i need to know is, do i just need the "Cap" of the W key, and just press on it to kinda stick it on the actual button like lego, or do i need to replace the ENTIRE keyboard? If I just need the Button cap, can I use the W button cap from other notebook aswell (other than thinkpads) or do i have need exactly Thinkpad T440 Key Cap?
Perfect tutorial on how to handle/replace these rubberdome keys. I used it to (also) physically switch my FN and Ctrl keys on my Thinkpad T16 G1. Worked flawlessly without breaking anything.
Thank you for this. My cat walked across my Backspace key and loosened the top cover off of it, so this was helpful in putting it back together safely without damaging it! :)
Thanks for the instruction video! It was well done, & helpful! My Lenovo W530 "A" key cover popped off. Using the instructions you provided to remove a Key, I checked & put the "S" key cover over the "A" position to see if the clip was damaged. The "S" key popped right on and stayed in place. All I need to do now is order a replacement "A" cover and go from there! Thanks again, Mo-
My ideapad H and G keys is not working most of the time. Your video is close enough and explanation is clear. Managed to take only H key cover out and brush clean and swab to clean even though it’s not very dirty. Power on then both key works even I just took out H key only. Thank you!
@@krixdainsleifperdido6760 The hinge clip? How is it broken? If its just apart in two, it can be put back together. If its actually broken, it needs to be replaced.
Thanks man for explaining in so detail about those switches.. I literally broke one and panicked cz I thought its not fixable. but after watching ur video I was able to fix it.
Broooooo thank you so much, I had to return a school chromebook when one of the keys stopped working, so I took it of and that still didn't fix it, so I tried putting it back, but I couldn't. You are a life saver.
@@spamacc7671 They fit together with a small plastic pin on the left and right of the inner clip. These fit into holes on the outer clip. To see exactly how the inner clip sits in the outer clip, remove another key cap and copy the clip under it.
You just saved my day! A piece of chocolate found its way beside the key and it was stuck. I opened it rather carelessly with a knife and the mechanics jumped out. This worked well for all my earlier notebooks. Fortunately nothing was broken. Putting things together was not that easy. First clipping the mechanics onto the upper metal pins did not work, perhaps I bent the pins during removal or trying to press down the mechanics. But in the end I carefully lifted the lifted pins into position with a screw driver and then I could simply clip it in again. Fazit: Make sure the clips are in the right position before pressing down the mechanics.
Oh gosh thank you so much Me and my brother were panicking cuz he broke it and if mom knew about this we would have been dead by now I was scared to take out the white part cuz it might break So I tried without pulling it out And it somehow worked!
Great video! I wish I had watched that before, because 1:24 is super important! I have indeed broken my hinge while pulling the key the wrong way. Most keyboards are not that fragile, I have pulled many keys before without super care, but some keyboards seems to be more fragile.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, the 2 small parts were disconnected and i didnt knew it, now i connected it and then inserted it i finally putted the key back (i had a bread crumb under the key)
@@ghostkillerx9290 1. Remember to check the FAQ's first if you have a question. It could save you time waiting for an answer :) 2. This video is a tutorial on how to replace a key. If your keys are not working but are not mechanically broken, troubleshoot them as seen here; ruclips.net/video/wqrchfpdJ_w/видео.html.
Thank you - this helpful video explained to me why I broke the plastic clip below the S key (i was trying to clean under it) on my Thinkpad P1 by removing it incorrectly. While replacing it with a new clip though I tried several times unsuccessfully to follow the instruction at 4:00 which is to snap the bottom holes of the clip into the bottom pins first and then the top holes into the top pins. Looking at it through a magnifying glass I realized that the top pins are hooks pointing towards the screen. So I tried it in reverse which was to hook the top holes in the clip around the top hooks and then the bottom holes quickly snapped into place.
Thank you very much for this instruction. I searched first in my own language, but the results were full of information garbage and completely on the wrong types of laptops with different keyboards. Then I decided to search in English and found your video. I bought a laptop of the same model range from a local classifieds site (used but in good condition) and after a few days my D key crumbled. It turned out that the carriage was damaged, just in the middle where both parts connect, it was broken off "mustache" (pin). I had to swap with some other key that I use the least. And there was just completely torn off the rubber key, this silicone "tubercle" (boob), and this problem had to be solved using thin double-sided tape. Now the key is pressed very tightly, but at least it works like that. After a short time, a similar problem arose with two other keys. One just falls out periodically from a light touch. Damn Lenovo engineers! The keys on this laptop are impossibly delicate and fragile. Is it because of one damaged key that it is proposed to buy and replace the entire keyboard, with disassembly of the entire laptop? Very stupid move by the company. And the very delicate plastic of the laptop case itself, scratches and crumbles like plasticine.
the retention clips are such a pain to get back together! I've literally never been able to get one back together without breaking it until today. Great tutorial! (though, it doesn't show how to put back together the retention clip, but after figuring it out I get why... camera angles would be painful!)
thanks bro, I got impulsive and took one of my keys out. I thought i broke it once I saw that the clip was separated but I was able to fix it up again with the help of my sister.
Hi, thanks for the video. I was able to replace the "N" on my son's laptop. I'm now having an issue with the "N" repeating "nnnnnn..." the up-and-down action on the keep seems fine and doesn't appear to be physically sticking. This issues doesn't happen all the time and sometimes tapping the "N" will stop the problem. The key does appear to be a little more depressed than the other keys on the keyboard. Is there a way to adjust the key so this issue will stop? Thanks!
@@MostafaMahmoud-ko7pd If your Key Cap is not clicking down in place correctly, it is most likely due to the Retainer Clip not being properly installed or damaged. Remove the Cap and inspect for damage or that its not laying down flush and properly snapped in itself. Compare to another Clip if needed by removing another Cap.
Hey man, firstly, thanks so much for the video. My cat decided to scratch and damage + 4 of the number keys on the right hand side numpad on my Legion 5 Pro. I never use the numpad so it wasn't too big of a deal but I decided to buy replacement keys which also came with spare springs and retainer clips. I had trouble fixing them so I left it hanging for a while. I found your video again and decided to give it a try and it worked for 3 keys. However for one of the keys, the spring actually came off. I'm not sure if I wasn't being careful or because the clip was exposed for months, the glue weakened. What can I do instead? Additionally, I have problems with some other keys as well which being W, Q and D. Those keys are much more important and it was affecting normal use. So I decided to call up Lenovo and since I had a Legion Ultimate support, I was being offered to get a free replacement of the entire keyboard INCLUDING the palmrest (which had gotten dark in some spots due to me resting my palm all the time). Unfortunately, because 4 of my numkeys were damaged, and that falls under user inflicted damage, they couldn't proceed with the keyboard replacement and I was really pissed. If I manage to get my keys fixed (3 are done, just 1 left) and contact them again, do you think its safe to let them do the free replacement for me if they don't remember from before? The keys and clips look pretty much the exact same. I'm not sure if thats a really dumb idea, and I don't wanna get into any legal trouble or get my warranty fully void. Sorry for the long message.
If your Key Cap is not clicking down in place correctly, it is most likely due to the Retainer Clip not being properly installed or damaged. Remove the Cap and inspect for damage or that its not laying down flush and properly snapped in itself. Compare to another Clip if needed by removing another Cap.
1. Do the keys feel like they are physically fine or do they feel like they have something mechanically wrong with them? 2. Also, did anything happen before this issue appeared? Liquid spill, overheating, Windows update, etc?
Not for that specific model, no :( However, all keys are generally the same. If you get the concept of this video, it should help you remove and / or install any keyboard key. Is there a specific part you would like assistance with?
Thank you very much, i can reuse my keyboard, causing my child. after watching this video make easy to refair my "P" key. tengkiyu, tengkiyu tengkiyu very very very much...
So ive tried putting my alt and smaller control keys back on after they snapped off and I've check and they arent broken at all from any pieces but when I try to put it back on (the key cap) how you did and when I try to press down the key they just slide straight off right after, is there any way you could help?
This was close, but not quite, for mine (Thinkpad T480s). The 2 plastic pieces under the key behaved a little differently and needed to be held together then seated EXACTLY at the right spot. The the key on top had a pin on each side that had to be inserted, and THEN the magic press down to click the key into the plastic set and finally attached. Phew!
Thank you for his Video. My T490S had a coffee spill and a couple of keys are not working. Can I use this method to pop the keys off and clean underneath?
Thanks. Is this a product defect, or a know problem with Lenovo product? My laptop has not been dropped, banged, or abused, and yet the C and V keys a popping off, and it looks like the top clips/retainers are busted. If this is a product wide issue, a trending problem with, in my case, X1 Carbon, it seems like Lenovo should be obliged to send the key retainer part.
Keys are pretty cheap non-high-tech parts. They just break sometimes unfortunately. I usually get my keys on Ebay or www.laptopkeys.com/. If you cannot find a loose key for sale, you may have to purchase a keyboard and take a key from there.
I don't know if you are still checking this but I thought I'd ask for advice. I need to reinstall my space key. I can easily get the 2 metal bars positioned. The top clicks easily but the bottom only clicks to the plastic key in the middle but not at the ends. Any suggestions?
Either the hinge clip is damaged, not orientated correctly, or the metal pins on the keyboard are bent out of place and wont allow it to snap in correctly. Those are the most likely issues
My retainer clip broke and I was trying to put it back together for like 20 minutes. Out of pure luck, my last attempt worked and the two flattened down together again and I was able to put the key cap back on 😅This was my first time messing with my keys and I'm not messing with them again lol
what do we do if we’ve broken the really thin plastic on one of the corner holes? should we get a new retainer clip? or is there some way to diy it? my keycap will snap back in, but then come loose again even worse, my thinkpad (e15 gen 4) has a trackpoint and i broke the clip of the h key, so it’s differently shaped than all the other keys and i can’t just swap it out… wondering if i can get a replacement somewhere???
@@candylever3838 If any part of the key is damaged or broken, you will have to replace it. I usually get my keys on Ebay or www.replacementlaptopkeys.com. If you cannot find a loose key for sale, you may have to purchase a keyboard and take a key from there.
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Hello, Is this the same with Thinkpad T440? my W key broke (only the top cover thingy, button still works no problem) and im tired of using external keyboard just because of that. I wanna use my underglowed keyboard :D anyway, what i need to know is, do i just need the "Cap" of the W key, and just press on it to kinda stick it on the actual button like lego, or do i need to replace the ENTIRE keyboard? If I just need the Button cap, can I use the W button cap from other notebook aswell (other than thinkpads) or do i have need exactly Thinkpad T440 Key Cap?
no BS. Just simple instructions delivered clearly. Well done, sir.
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HI BROOO I AM FIRST, MY LAPTOP FELL AND KEY WENT OUT... NOW I CAN FINNALY FIX MY COMPUTERS KEY, THANKS SO MUCH YOU ARE THE BEST!!!
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Perfect tutorial on how to handle/replace these rubberdome keys.
I used it to (also) physically switch my FN and Ctrl keys on my Thinkpad T16 G1. Worked flawlessly without breaking anything.
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I have a thinkpad wireless keyboard and this tutorial helped where the inner clip was loose! Thank you for the well articulated explanation
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Thank you for this. My cat walked across my Backspace key and loosened the top cover off of it, so this was helpful in putting it back together safely without damaging it! :)
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Thanks for the instruction video! It was well done, & helpful!
My Lenovo W530 "A" key cover popped off. Using the instructions you provided to remove a Key, I checked & put the "S" key cover over the "A" position to see if the clip was damaged. The "S" key popped right on and stayed in place. All I need to do now is order a replacement "A" cover and go from there!
Thanks again,
Mo-
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Great tutorial, once again. This is impossible until you know the technique... then it suddenly seems very easy!
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THANK YOU SO SO SO MUCH!! I CLEANED UNDERNEATH A KEY AND DIDNT KNOW HOW TO PUT THE BRACKETS BACK TOGETHER AND THIS HELPED ME A LOT!
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My ideapad H and G keys is not working most of the time. Your video is close enough and explanation is clear. Managed to take only H key cover out and brush clean and swab to clean even though it’s not very dirty. Power on then both key works even I just took out H key only. Thank you!
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My toddler thought my "V" key looked appetizing. Thank you so much for this video!
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Hey bro once the white piece is broken is it still fixable?@@PC_Monkey
@@krixdainsleifperdido6760 The hinge clip? How is it broken? If its just apart in two, it can be put back together. If its actually broken, it needs to be replaced.
Thanks man for explaining in so detail about those switches.. I literally broke one and panicked cz I thought its not fixable. but after watching ur video I was able to fix it.
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Broooooo thank you so much, I had to return a school chromebook when one of the keys stopped working, so I took it of and that still didn't fix it, so I tried putting it back, but I couldn't. You are a life saver.
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I took out my letter H cuz i was bored then got really nervous I accidentally broke it but this video saved me the stress lol
Taking off computer keys cuz your bored? lol
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Thank you so much! It look me a little while because the actual clip was broken in two but once I figured it out I got the key back in!
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Wait I need help if the clip thing that he took out once mine broke into 2 is it still fixable?
@@spamacc7671 They fit together with a small plastic pin on the left and right of the inner clip. These fit into holes on the outer clip. To see exactly how the inner clip sits in the outer clip, remove another key cap and copy the clip under it.
This vid can be used to swap the physical Fn and CTRL keys on the ThinkPad P16s Gen2. Life Saver!
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Thank you so much for the tip with pressing the hinge down while removing the key. Saved me a key replacement.
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Thank you for your video! I was able to fix my Z key in less than 10 minutes. Works perfectly!
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You just saved my day!
A piece of chocolate found its way beside the key and it was stuck. I opened it rather carelessly with a knife and the mechanics jumped out. This worked well for all my earlier notebooks. Fortunately nothing was broken. Putting things together was not that easy. First clipping the mechanics onto the upper metal pins did not work, perhaps I bent the pins during removal or trying to press down the mechanics. But in the end I carefully lifted the lifted pins into position with a screw driver and then I could simply clip it in again. Fazit: Make sure the clips are in the right position before pressing down the mechanics.
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Thank you! I work for Lenovo - had not done this for a while and needed to be reminded. Great job!
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Oh gosh thank you so much
Me and my brother were panicking cuz he broke it and if mom knew about this we would have been dead by now
I was scared to take out the white part cuz it might break
So I tried without pulling it out
And it somehow worked!
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Thanks a lot, my office laptop button fell out and your video saved me a lot of time.❤
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Thank you so much! This Video is still helping people like me even though it was posted 3 years ago! Thanks!
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Great video! I wish I had watched that before, because 1:24 is super important! I have indeed broken my hinge while pulling the key the wrong way. Most keyboards are not that fragile, I have pulled many keys before without super care, but some keyboards seems to be more fragile.
Sorry :( Ya, keys are so fragile :(
dont know what i did i just ripped it out with a metal ruler before watching this vid but you helped me put it back in so ty
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Thank you so much! I was worried that I've broken the keyboard, but it's all good now!
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Totally.. The video explains everything in detail. It's awesome. I fixed CTRL key that my 2 Yr old son took off from my work laptop. Saved! 😅😅😢
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THANK YOU SO MUCH, the 2 small parts were disconnected and i didnt knew it, now i connected it and then inserted it i finally putted the key back (i had a bread crumb under the key)
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Thank you very much, my laptop key fell out and this video really helped. Thanks!
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@@PC_Monkey i have a question what do u do when the whole keyboard isntworking?
@@ghostkillerx9290 1. Remember to check the FAQ's first if you have a question. It could save you time waiting for an answer :)
2. This video is a tutorial on how to replace a key. If your keys are not working but are not mechanically broken, troubleshoot them as seen here; ruclips.net/video/wqrchfpdJ_w/видео.html.
Great! Thanks a lot. You've resolved my problem with how to get the key back in.
Thank you :)
Great video - short and easy :)
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It worked! I was going nuts. Thanks :)
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Thank you - this helpful video explained to me why I broke the plastic clip below the S key (i was trying to clean under it) on my Thinkpad P1 by removing it incorrectly. While replacing it with a new clip though I tried several times unsuccessfully to follow the instruction at 4:00 which is to snap the bottom holes of the clip into the bottom pins first and then the top holes into the top pins. Looking at it through a magnifying glass I realized that the top pins are hooks pointing towards the screen. So I tried it in reverse which was to hook the top holes in the clip around the top hooks and then the bottom holes quickly snapped into place.
This helped me a ton! Thank you!
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Thank you very much! I accidentally pooped off the M key while cleaning my keyboard. This really helped!!
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thanks that was really helpful :) !
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thanks a lot!!! - also helped me with key replacement in ASUS X515EA - exactly the same mechanism
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wonderful stuff ^^ many thanks for making this video :)
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Thank you very much for this instruction. I searched first in my own language, but the results were full of information garbage and completely on the wrong types of laptops with different keyboards. Then I decided to search in English and found your video.
I bought a laptop of the same model range from a local classifieds site (used but in good condition) and after a few days my D key crumbled. It turned out that the carriage was damaged, just in the middle where both parts connect, it was broken off "mustache" (pin). I had to swap with some other key that I use the least. And there was just completely torn off the rubber key, this silicone "tubercle" (boob), and this problem had to be solved using thin double-sided tape. Now the key is pressed very tightly, but at least it works like that.
After a short time, a similar problem arose with two other keys. One just falls out periodically from a light touch.
Damn Lenovo engineers! The keys on this laptop are impossibly delicate and fragile. Is it because of one damaged key that it is proposed to buy and replace the entire keyboard, with disassembly of the entire laptop? Very stupid move by the company.
And the very delicate plastic of the laptop case itself, scratches and crumbles like plasticine.
Yes, keyboards are usually not designed very well :(
Perfect, straight to the point video. All the important pointers and tips highlighted. Thanks,
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Fantastic! Beautiful, detailed guide. The procedure worked perfectly to repair a loos key. Thanks!
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the retention clips are such a pain to get back together! I've literally never been able to get one back together without breaking it until today. Great tutorial! (though, it doesn't show how to put back together the retention clip, but after figuring it out I get why... camera angles would be painful!)
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I back!!!😉 and I watched another vid it fixed it lol best regards
Goober!!!peace out
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Very well explained. Thank you.
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Thank you. Took me a while but I got it now. Lifesaver ❤
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thanks. You saved me.
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thanks bro, I got impulsive and took one of my keys out. I thought i broke it once I saw that the clip was separated but I was able to fix it up again with the help of my sister.
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These instructions worked for me.
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Thanks! Got lucky pulling out the Ctrl key before I saw this video, but followed your tips on putting it back, quite appreciated!
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This was helpful! Took me 30 seconds thanks to you, thank you!!
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Hi, thanks for the video. I was able to replace the "N" on my son's laptop. I'm now having an issue with the "N" repeating "nnnnnn..." the up-and-down action on the keep seems fine and doesn't appear to be physically sticking. This issues doesn't happen all the time and sometimes tapping the "N" will stop the problem. The key does appear to be a little more depressed than the other keys on the keyboard. Is there a way to adjust the key so this issue will stop? Thanks!
Thank you.. saved me.
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thanks man, just fixed mine right now. Gracias!
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Thank you so much, this was very helpful!
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thank you!!!! I didn't see the bottom pins (3:49) when I tried repairing mine and (surprise) nothing worked. thank you!!!
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Worked perfectly!!!
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video solved my problem, well explained, thanks
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Great! Easy fix for me ! Thanks so much!
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Omg thanks u saved me a lot of time
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Btw my key keeps falling out idk what's going on
@@MostafaMahmoud-ko7pd If your Key Cap is not clicking down in place correctly, it is most likely due to the Retainer Clip not being properly installed or damaged. Remove the Cap and inspect for damage or that its not laying down flush and properly snapped in itself. Compare to another Clip if needed by removing another Cap.
Hey man, firstly, thanks so much for the video. My cat decided to scratch and damage + 4 of the number keys on the right hand side numpad on my Legion 5 Pro. I never use the numpad so it wasn't too big of a deal but I decided to buy replacement keys which also came with spare springs and retainer clips. I had trouble fixing them so I left it hanging for a while. I found your video again and decided to give it a try and it worked for 3 keys. However for one of the keys, the spring actually came off. I'm not sure if I wasn't being careful or because the clip was exposed for months, the glue weakened. What can I do instead?
Additionally, I have problems with some other keys as well which being W, Q and D. Those keys are much more important and it was affecting normal use. So I decided to call up Lenovo and since I had a Legion Ultimate support, I was being offered to get a free replacement of the entire keyboard INCLUDING the palmrest (which had gotten dark in some spots due to me resting my palm all the time). Unfortunately, because 4 of my numkeys were damaged, and that falls under user inflicted damage, they couldn't proceed with the keyboard replacement and I was really pissed. If I manage to get my keys fixed (3 are done, just 1 left) and contact them again, do you think its safe to let them do the free replacement for me if they don't remember from before? The keys and clips look pretty much the exact same. I'm not sure if thats a really dumb idea, and I don't wanna get into any legal trouble or get my warranty fully void.
Sorry for the long message.
Very helpful and very clear, thank you!
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the key doesn snap in, but it keeps falling out
If your Key Cap is not clicking down in place correctly, it is most likely due to the Retainer Clip not being properly installed or damaged. Remove the Cap and inspect for damage or that its not laying down flush and properly snapped in itself. Compare to another Clip if needed by removing another Cap.
My e key will be eternally thankful to you good sir
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You're a lifesaver. Thank you!!!
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Thank you sir my 3 key works again !!
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Thank you it worked! I have another problem, the numeric keypads are not working on the right hand side. How to fix it?
1. Do the keys feel like they are physically fine or do they feel like they have something mechanically wrong with them?
2. Also, did anything happen before this issue appeared? Liquid spill, overheating, Windows update, etc?
Thanks man
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Super helpful! Thank you!
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Thank you. In my case I just needed to remove and reset the "\" key. It is hard to press and get input.
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Wow this is amazing help thanks!
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such a life saver thnx man
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Thank you so much for the help
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This helped a lot, thanks! (Thinkpad TrackPont Keyboard II)
Hello, good tutorial. I just have one question ¿do you have any tutorial to help me replace key cap + hinge for Lenovo Thinkbook 14 keyboard?
Not for that specific model, no :( However, all keys are generally the same. If you get the concept of this video, it should help you remove and / or install any keyboard key. Is there a specific part you would like assistance with?
Thanks man it was so helpful
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thank you brother you help me a lot
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Thank you very much, i can reuse my keyboard, causing my child. after watching this video make easy to refair my "P" key. tengkiyu, tengkiyu tengkiyu very very very much...
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Thanks, very helpful!
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So ive tried putting my alt and smaller control keys back on after they snapped off and I've check and they arent broken at all from any pieces but when I try to put it back on (the key cap) how you did and when I try to press down the key they just slide straight off right after, is there any way you could help?
Im having the same problem did you fix it?
This is so cool
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THANK YOU.
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Thanks man i thought ima have to live a no p key life
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Bro u saved my life
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Thank You 👍👍👍👍🤝🤝👏👏👏👏❤❤❤💯💯💯💯💯💪💪💪
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Thanks for helping me not get grounded
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Thx a lot man, the z key had me stressing😭
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This was close, but not quite, for mine (Thinkpad T480s). The 2 plastic pieces under the key behaved a little differently and needed to be held together then seated EXACTLY at the right spot. The the key on top had a pin on each side that had to be inserted, and THEN the magic press down to click the key into the plastic set and finally attached. Phew!
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Thank you for his Video.
My T490S had a coffee spill and a couple of keys are not working.
Can I use this method to pop the keys off and clean underneath?
Yes, cleaning under will be a good idea if they feel 'sticky' at all. Hopefully the keyboard or the motherboard was not damaged by the spill !!
Thanks bro.
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@ PC Monkey, This is really helpful to fix my key, though the scenario (key got popped out along with white clip) on my end is different.
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Love you bro ❤❤❤❤
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Thank you so much omg your my life saver!! Haha, im stress when my keyboard K,L pop off because of my cat 🤣, thank you so so much!!
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WELL THIS LOOKS BETTER VIDEO TO MAKE ME FEEL BETTER CAUSE A LOT OF DESTRUCTIONS IN KEYBOARDS ARE GETTING FIXED
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THANK YOU SO MUCH
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Thank you so much i legit thought i broke my dad's new laptop lol 😭
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Thanks. Is this a product defect, or a know problem with Lenovo product? My laptop has not been dropped, banged, or abused, and yet the C and V keys a popping off, and it looks like the top clips/retainers are busted. If this is a product wide issue, a trending problem with, in my case, X1 Carbon, it seems like Lenovo should be obliged to send the key retainer part.
Keys are pretty cheap non-high-tech parts. They just break sometimes unfortunately. I usually get my keys on Ebay or www.laptopkeys.com/. If you cannot find a loose key for sale, you may have to purchase a keyboard and take a key from there.
I don't know if you are still checking this but I thought I'd ask for advice.
I need to reinstall my space key. I can easily get the 2 metal bars positioned. The top clicks easily but the bottom only clicks to the plastic key in the middle but not at the ends. Any suggestions?
Either the hinge clip is damaged, not orientated correctly, or the metal pins on the keyboard are bent out of place and wont allow it to snap in correctly. Those are the most likely issues
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My retainer clip broke and I was trying to put it back together for like 20 minutes. Out of pure luck, my last attempt worked and the two flattened down together again and I was able to put the key cap back on 😅This was my first time messing with my keys and I'm not messing with them again lol
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Worked! Thanks
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what do we do if we’ve broken the really thin plastic on one of the corner holes? should we get a new retainer clip? or is there some way to diy it? my keycap will snap back in, but then come loose again
even worse, my thinkpad (e15 gen 4) has a trackpoint and i broke the clip of the h key, so it’s differently shaped than all the other keys and i can’t just swap it out… wondering if i can get a replacement somewhere???
the hole i’ve snapped was on the inner clip, by the way if that helps
@@candylever3838 If any part of the key is damaged or broken, you will have to replace it. I usually get my keys on Ebay or www.replacementlaptopkeys.com. If you cannot find a loose key for sale, you may have to purchase a keyboard and take a key from there.