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It's unlikely to take days. A few months ago they replaced a broken key cap for me in about 20 minutes.
by jaytaylor 9y ago
It's unlikely to take days. A few months ago they replaced a broken key cap for me in about 20 minutes.
- mthoms 9y agoMine took a few days FWIW.
- dzhiurgis 9y agoMine took 3 weeks, but it was Christmas & NY closure.
- shabble 9y agoIf it's just a keycap (and maybe even the butterfly mechanism) that shouldn't be too bad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KuVvb9DTaU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KuVvb9DTaU (from about 5:20) talks a bit about what's involved in an actual keyboard replacement, if you ignore some of the histrionics. I think from what I've heard that for actual replacements, Apple will swap out the whole 'top case' subassembly, which could be a 4-500$ part if it's not covered under warranty.
- cjarrett 9y agoThat is what happened to me. The entire top case had to be replaced. Luckily under warranty, however.