How to Remove Keys From a Macbook
Macbooks come with standard laptop-sized keyboards. Like desktop computer keyboards, the Macbook's keys are attached to the keyboard by a small clip. Apple makes it easy to remove the keys using a basic tool and a little bit of force. Remove keys to replace them with new ones, or to clean your Macbook's keyboard.
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Instructions
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Shut down your Macbook and bring it to a table for safety. Make sure the screen is open, exposing the keys.
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Inspect the edge of the key you want to remove. You'll see a small opening between the key and the base of the keyboard.
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Insert a flat tool or object, such as a precision screwdriver or toothpick between the keyboard and the key.
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Grasp the other end of the key between your fingers. Pull the key upward using the tool, and simultaneously pull upward with your fingers. The key should pop off easily. Repeat the process as needed.
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Tips & Warnings
To replace the key, set it in its place and push it down firmly.
