Logitech G915 TKL G1-G8 Key Replacement

Introduction

Use this guide to remove and replace one of the G keys on the Logitech G915 TKL keyboard. A G key may need to be replaced if it's loose and not registering inputs properly, or simply broken for one reason or another.

A Phillips #00 Screwdriver is necessary to complete this guide.

What you need

Step 1 Remove the keycaps

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Remove all the keycaps.
While it can be done barehanded, use of a flat tool to remove the keycaps or use a keycap puller is recommended to prevent damage.

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Step 2 Unscrew the front

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Unscrew the front 2mm #00 Phillips screws found here.

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Step 3 Take out the battery

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Remove the battery.
This will require the removal of the back sticker and unscrewing the two 2.5mm #0 Phillips screws circled.

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Step 4 Unscrew the back

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Remove the remaining 2mm #00 Phillips back screws.
3 screws are hidden under the rubber rests of the keyboard.

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Step 5 Unscrew the motherboard

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Remove the 2mm #00 Phillips motherboard screws.
The G1-G8 keys are held in place by the motherboard itself. Once the motherboard is detached, they can be easily removed and replaced by hand.

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