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I also love it. At least I did until last week when my Command key stopped working. Blowing and shaking got something dislodged I guess, because it started work
by jtbayly 9y ago
I also love it. At least I did until last week when my Command key stopped working. Blowing and shaking got something dislodged I guess, because it started working again. Unfortunately whatever it was got stuck under the space bar. :(
- 9935c101ab17a66 9y agoApple has an article on how to clean these keyboards: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT205662 https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT205662 I've personally found that the steps work pretty well, and also if you have a vacuum with a brushed attachment on a lower setting may help if compressed air doesn't do it. You could also bring it in to the apple store and they could attempt to clean it for you!
- jperras 9y agoThe keys on the new MBPs are removable with a small amount of effort; I've done it a few times to remove a piece of dust that has lodged itself where it shouldn't without damaging the keyboard at all. From the comments here, you'd think that no one knew they could remove the keys!
- setr 9y agofrom the comments I've been seeing, people are well aware you can remove the keys the problem is that they're (really) easy to break, and hard to replace.