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Is it time to replace your laptop keyboard?
There are several signs that can indicate that it's time to replace your laptop keyboard. For example, if some keys don't work: If you notice that some of the keys on your laptop keyboard are not working or are unresponsive, it could be a sign that the keyboard needs to be replaced. Additionally, if the keys on your keyboard feel sticky or loose, it could be due to wear and tear or damage to the keyboard. This can make typing more difficult and frustrating. Of course, if you have dropped your laptop, the keyboard may suffer from physical damage such as cracks, breaks, or missing keys, and it is likely time to replace it. Similarly, if you spill liquid on your laptop keyboard, it can cause damage and make the keys unresponsive or sticky. In some cases, cleaning the keyboard may solve the issue, but if the damage is severe, you may need to replace it. If you are experiencing any of these issues, it's a good idea to consider replacing your laptop keyboard. In some cases, cleaning or repairing the keyboard may be an option, but if the damage is severe or the keyboard is old, replacement is usually the best course of action.
Guide to switching out your Asus laptop keyboard
If you own an Asus laptop and need to replace the keyboard, you can do it yourself with some basic tools and a little bit of patience. We offer a huge variety of Asus keyboards right here on our website for models such as ZenBook, VivoBook, ROG gaming laptops and more. And remember, if you need extra guidance, check out our YouTube channel, A-AccessoriesTV which features tutorials for various Asus laptops.
Step 1: Prepare the workspace
Before you start, make sure you have a clean and well-lit workspace to work in. Turn off your laptop and remove the battery. Then, use a screwdriver to remove the screws on the bottom of the laptop that hold the keyboard in place.
Step 2: Remove the old keyboard
Once you have removed the screws, gently pry up the old keyboard with a flathead screwdriver or a plastic pry tool. Be careful not to damage any of the wires or cables underneath the keyboard. You may need to remove some additional screws or clips to completely remove the keyboard.
Step 3: Install the new keyboard
Take the new keyboard and align it with the slot where the old keyboard was. Gently push the keyboard into place until you hear a click or feel it lock into place. Replace any screws or clips that you removed earlier to secure the keyboard. Keep in mind, if you are in need of a new keyboard, such as this beautiful navy blue backlit keyboard for the Zenbook Pro 14 UX450, we can help you find a perfectly compatible keyboard on our site.
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Step 4: Test the new keyboard
Before putting everything back together, test the new keyboard to make sure it works properly. Turn on your laptop and type a few letters to see if they register on the screen. If everything is working properly, turn off your laptop and replace the battery.
Step 5: Put everything back together
Finally, put everything back together by reattaching any screws or clips you removed earlier. Once everything is securely in place, turn on your laptop and enjoy your new keyboard!
Replacing an Asus laptop keyboard may seem daunting at first, but with the right tools and a little bit of patience, you can easily do it yourself. Just take your time, be gentle, and follow these steps carefully. Our expert team is on call to assist you with this repair and help you locate the keyboard you need. If you would like to be matched with a part that will be perfectly compatible with your Asus device, simply send us an email with the serial number of your device and we will pair you with the exact part you need. All of our parts are 100% original and produced by Asus so you can be assured of their quality.
