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My keyboard has stopped working. I need to find a replacement keyboard. Also I get random dialog boxes that pop up.
Any help is deeply appreciated.
Thanks
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Apple says you have to replace the whole upper case, but that's not true.
This is the fast way to do the repair: MacBook Unibody (A1342) Upper Case
If you have lots of time and patience you can just replace the keyboard.
You do have get everything out so you can get to the keyboard, here's how you do that, but leave the trackpad in: Remplacement du boîtier supérieur MacBook Unibody modèle A1342
Here's the guide for then replacing the actual keyboard (this is on a 2010) but should work fine for you.
Remplacement du clavier du MacBook Pro 13" mi-2010.
Then you need the keyboard, @kyle, iFixit does not currently carry these, but hopefully that will be rectified soon.
Meanwhile here's one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/99-NEW-US-Keyboa...
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Thanks Mayer, Is this a normal thing that happens? I just want to be sure that it is the keyboard. I was already looking on ebay. I was getting ready to buy it when I saw that you responded. Thanks again
No it's not normal except in cases of a spill. See step #14 of this guide. Put a piece of tape on the cable so that you can pull it deeper into the slot. Release the lock, pull to try to seat it deeper then lock it. Give the keyboard a try.
How do I remove the black plastic bracket that is over the keyboard. There aren't any screws holding it in?
See step #27 of this guide, it may have some glue on it so just try leaning it back and forth: Remplacement du clavier du MacBook Pro 13" mi-2010.
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Please check your model number. An A1324 is a Apple iPhone 3G (China/No Wi-Fi) 8 GB
par mayer
Oops! It's A1342
par Joe