KEY REPLACEMENT HELP FOR TOSHIBA LAPTOPS
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Last Step First! : Replacing a Key-cap

We start with the last step because, for many people, it is the only step needed (it assumes the hinge scissor mechanism is in place).

Simply, line up the replacement key-cap over the center of the hinge scissor mechanism and press down on the center of the key-cap. You should hear "clicks" when the key-cap fixes properly onto the hinge scissor mechanism. You're done!

key position with scissor mechanism place key-cap over key position
click down on key-cap key-cap correctly placed in key position

If there is more to do ...

The rest of this help guide is divided up by hinge scissor type - you only need to use the part of the help guide specific to your hinge scissor type. So, click below on the hinge scissor type you have:

 
 
W3 key positions
TOP : small size
BOTTOM : standard size
metal
flanges
TIP :
compare metal flange
arrangements
2X actual size
W4 key positions
TOP : small size
BOTTOM : standard size
metal
flanges
 

Disclaimer

This help guide is provided as is and irithm takes no responsibility for any injury or damage done to yourself or your laptop through actions that include opening the interior body of your laptop or inserting or removing anything into or from any its ports (USB, ethernet etc.) or through the use of laptop key parts (key-caps and key scissors) not purchased from irithm through irithm.com or ebay.com.

Laptop key replacement should not affect warranties but you have to check your own warranty to be sure.

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