Keycap Replacement

[Jerry Krinock]

Silvo,

I hope you did not throw your old keyboard in the trash, since it has many
valuable parts.  I myself need a shift keycap for a broken powerbook I just
purchased.  Would you consider selling a keycap to someone in the USA?

On the other hand, if you still have all the little parts, you might want to
fix it and sell it whole.  They get $50 to $100 on eBay.  Here is a link to
Apple's instructions on how to put the keycap back on:

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=88106&SaveKCWindowURL=http%3A
%2F%2Fkbase.info.apple.com%2Fcgi-bin%2FWebObjects%2Fkbase.woa%2Fwa%2FSaveKCT
oHomePage&searchMode=Assisted&kbhost=kbase.info.apple.com&showButton=false&r
andomValue=100&showSurvey=false&sessionID=anonymous|166631716


Jerry Krinock
San Jose, CA

on 03/03/21 17:35, Silvo Conticello at silvoc at tiscali.it wrote:

> Two days ago while typing I hit in between the Q and the Tab and
> they've popped off. Nothing problematic, but, trying to put them back
> I've noticed that the plastic hooks (the ones internal between the Q
> and the Tab) were broken.
> I've called the Applecare and today I've received a brand new keyboard
> (well, I think it's a waste to change a keyboard because of 2 broken
> keys).
> 
> I just replaced it and the keyboard seems to be less stable than the
> old one. Probably it is just a feeling, or, maybe, the RevA bouncing
> keyboard self-adjusts with the time ...
> 
> I'm sincerely happy I've purchased Applecare last year.... and I'm
> quite amazed of the service i got.
> 
> Happy mac to everybody (especially to the 17incher owners),
> Silvo (quite happy with his RevA Tibook)