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wellmaxx

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Oct 8, 2010
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I found out the hard way when cleaning a sticky shift key on my keyboard to READ THE FINE PRINT.

I used a Contact Cleaner and no sooner had I finished spraying than not only the shift key but the Z and control keys came off in my hand. Panic!!

The cleaner dissolved some of the tiny plastic clips on the back of the keys.

The fine print did say
Not recommended for use on some plastics.

Of course Apple want you to buy the complete keyboard(no thanks) but online I found individual replacement keys and am now back up and running.

The story on my blog http://bit.ly/aR0RXv
 
I had a couple of missing keys, but when my laptop stopped working recently, I got lucky because Apple replaced the whole top case including keyboard :p
 
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