Some keys on my keybord stop woking

The keyboards on almost every new laptop these days are plastic molded to the keyboard / palm rest assembly.

The keyboard would need to be replaced and a soldering iron would have to be used to melt these plastic molded kind of rivets. Some also have an additional metal back plate which reinforces the rigidity of the keyboard behind so it doesn’t flex so much. Then when the keyboard is replaced the plastic relds need to be re-done so I use plastic zip ties which i melt and re-use the plastic to reweld the plastic rivets to hold the keyboard and metal back plate in.

The keyboard would have to be ordered from somewhere like eBay. The part number on the keyboard are generally printed on the keyboard cable or if you’re lucky you can search via the laptop’s model number for replacement parts. It does take a couple of hours at least to perform a keyboard replacement.

Here is an example of how it’s done in video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhj4LunM...