super, fijn dat het gelukt is.

Thanks Anthony… i will do my best. I was thinking along that way as well, but also about replacing the key with a fully or partially silicon alternative (using a printed 3D mold). I dont mind seeing the repair. I really enjoyed your Salvage Circuitry website and the disassembly of the keyboard. 0 out of 10 for opening?

hey Anthony, i have the same problem with one of the keys (the big “0” on the numerical part). Did you find a solution for fixing the “key tabs that hold the key” that sheared of of mine as well?

good solution. Do i understand it correctly and did you find two rubber washers topping of the bearings alone, or did you also have the rubber sheath surrounding the bearing?

On hindsight, you have to glue both cases together. They will open during use, and break the cables.

don't solder the fuse back on the cable. It will ruin the temperature-controlled fuse!

Don't solder the fuse to the cables because they are temperature-controlled fuses. When using a hot soldering iron, the fuse will break down again!