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I have spilled something onto my keyboard.
I have used some kind of dust spray on it, the MacBook works besides some keys that don't respond.
Is it possible to replace the entire keyboard?
And how?
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At this time the only means to replace the keyboard is to replace the assembly it is part of. Review this IFIXIT guide: Retina MacBook 2015 Upper Case Assembly Replacement. As you can see its a bit of work as you'll need to take the entire system apart. Here is the part you'll need: MacBook 12" Retina (Early 2015) Upper Case with Keyboard - Used that IFIXIT store has available.
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You can replace the keyboard only, not uppercase. Just has tiny screws.
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Mike, the New Retina MacBook keyboards are not available.
Only the older MacBook's & MacBook Pro's are.
Well that's just plain untrue. goo.gl/ wLSXD9 <--- Sample pics of the repair process done by me. If you have a tech do this repair make sure they have a good warranty. Many, many, many techs are breaking these computers when opening them.
I haven't had to replace it yet, but I do have the keyboard in stock. Keyboard only.
Amen I've been doing them on MBAs and MBP Retina since some time now. I don't think it will be way different...
Mike you'll need to post a working URL. Your shortened URL is broken.
I've spent a good hour looking at my normal sources as well as canvassing other sources. I don't find any available for the retina MacBook only the older MacBook or MacBook Pro. I would like to know where you found one (new).
@rany - If you have a clue speak up. I've only had one come in so far which had a popped keycap which I was able to get the needed keycap.
@danj I'll check tomorrow and let you know. Just got home and saw this :)
EDIT: I do have one in stock, I just checked. Shoot me an email if you need more details.
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